Tottenham have made a move to sign a striker who can rival Paulo Dybala – and money won’t be an issue
Spurs are looking to improve Ange Postecoglou’s attacking department after a disappointing end to the 2023/24 campaign – and a move could not be too far off
So who has taken Tottenham one step further
Let’s take a look
Tottenham sign Albert Gudmundsson A report from FC Inter News claims Tottenham have signed Genoa No
11 Albert Gudmundsson
The Italian outlet believes Spurs will have ‘no trouble’ meeting the Serie A side’s €30m (£25m) asking price – and will be helped by their strong relationship with Genoa, who they successfully negotiated with in January when they signed Radu Dragusin
Alberto Zangrillo – Genoa’s president – has admitted that he will let Gudmundsson leave this summer, so in all respects, this transfer rumor seems well-founded
The Iceland international has had a fantastic 2023/24 season, scoring 16 goals and providing five assists in 37 appearances in all competitions
Spurs could finally sign stylish striker Paulo Dybala Tottenham came close to signing Paulo Dybala in August 2019 before Juventus pulled out – according to BBC
However, Spurs could now finally sign a striker similar to the Argentina international in Gudmundsson
Media in Italy tend to compare the Icelandic striker to Dybala due to their similar dribbling skills, and the Tottenham target himself even mentioned these comparisons when speaking to Gazzetta dello Sport
Gudmundsson replied: “It’s okay
We both wore socks
More specifically, the Reykjavik player played as a second striker last season, so it seems like he could play alongside Heung-min Son in Postecoglou’s system
Gudmundsson also featured on the left wing last season – as noted on his Transfermarkt page – so we don’t expect there to be any problems getting him into the starting lineup
Make sure to keep an eye on this situation, as the link between Tottenham and the 26-year-old is not going away
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