Tottenham announcing £30M next week is incredibly exciting. Seeing him focus on the Euros and then starting his journey with Tottenham in July

Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly preparing to make a formal bid to sign Nottingham Forest star Callum Hudson-Odoi this summer, according to Football Insider
After extending Timo Werner’s loan deal for another year, the Lilywhites now have four specialist wingers
They also have Manor Solomon, but he has been out injured since September last year
So it seems Spurs have plenty of resources in their wide areas, but Ange Postecoglou is reportedly looking to bring in a new winger ahead of next season
Tottenham are interested in signing Hudson-Odoi and are ready to “make an offer” before June 30, Football Insider reports
Found guilty of breaching Premier League profits and sustainability rules, Nottingham Forest must raise funds by selling a number of players to balance the books by July to be ready to withdraw, says report money from him this summer
Hudson-Odoi to Tottenham The Red Devils could demand a fee of around £30m to sell their star man and Spurs could therefore sign him in a bargain deal if they make the main deal happen awake
Hudson-Odoi was considered one of the best young talents in Europe a few years ago but injury problems have hindered his development
After moving to the City Ground, the Chelsea graduate has started to show good form again recently, so it seems that after being impressed with his performances, the Lilywhites have expressed an interest
to sign a contract with him
Hudson-Odoi is a versatile player as he plays comfortably on both wings
He is a technically gifted player and is capable of dribbling past opposition defenders in tight areas
Additionally, the 23-year-old is capable of making excellent crosses from the flank and can also take advantage of his chances
The Forest star is still young and has plenty of time to develop his career
So he could be a good acquisition for Tottenham if they buy him
However, it will be interesting to see whether the north London club ultimately opt for a pragmatic approach to securing his signature in the upcoming transfer window