The transfer window is fast approaching, and after a Premier League season full of ups and downs, Tottenham Hotspur have a few months to strengthen and improve their squad ahead of another grueling campaign to secure a place in the Champions League
Ange Postecoglou looks the right man for the job so far, but with six teams scoring more goals than last year, he could benefit from some attacking additions from Daniel Levy and Co
Luckily for the Australian, recent reports suggest this could be exactly what he gets in the coming weeks, as the latest player to be offered a move to N17 is an pole winger interesting wonder who could cause problems for Dejan Kulusevski’s place in the team
Tottenham Hotspur Transfer News According to a recent report from Spanish publication AS, Tottenham are among a number of clubs interested in signing the hugely exciting Girona winger , Viktor Tsygankov this summer
Unfortunately for the Lilywhites, the report also reveals that north London rivals Arsenal and Serie A giants AC Milan are both interested in the player and have approached the Spanish side
That said, while they may not be favorites to sign the Ukraine international, AS’s claim that he has a “termination” clause in his current contract worth just €30m – £26m – meaning they still have a chance of winning the Ukraine International
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So, while it may be difficult, the cost is not astronomically high, and Levy and Co should do everything possible to get this deal done and beat the Gunners to the talented winger potential, even if this could affect Kulusevski’s future in the future
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How does Tsygankov compare to Kulusevski Now it must be said that Kulusevski is an extremely talented footballer, and when he is at his best, he can become one of the wingers The most exciting to watch in the Premier League
Over the past few years, however, his pure production has not matched his talent
For example, last season he scored just 2 goals and provided 8 assists in 37 games for Spurs, which equates to 1 goal every 3
7 games
He did a little better this season, scoring 8 goals and providing 3 assists in 29 games, which equates to 1 goal every 3
5 games
In contrast, Tsygankov scored 12 goals and provided 12 assists in 42 games last year, which is an assist every 1
75 games, before scoring 8 goals and provided 7 assists in 34 matches in the 2023/24 season, equivalent to one goal participation
every 2
26 games
Finally, with the “outrageous” Tsygankov, as talent scout Jacek Kulig dubbed him, surpassing Kulusevski in both raw output and base numbers, his inclusion in the white half of North London this summer will be a priority for Levy and Co, especially with just £26m
