“Watch out” – Tottenham’s move for the £42m Premier League striker is now possible

This was suggested by a reliable journalist Tottenham Hotspur could now move for a Premier League striker, and it’s a deal to watch out for this month.

Ange Postecoglou seeks help from Dominic Solanke at Tottenham

Overall, summer signing Dominic Solanke has impressed for an underachieving Spurs side this season – scoring a total of 11 goals and six assists in all competitions so far in the 2024/25 season.

The England international also proved to be a big-game player, scoring against Liverpool, Chelsea and Newcastle United, but Postecoglou has sent a clear message to the Lilywhites hierarchy about backing Solanke in the future.

“If we can help him, yes [he will continue to fill the Kane gap],” he said Postecoglou on Solanke.

“Dom has just been outstanding in the way he’s carried the front line for us this term. With the way we play, we put a lot of demands on that position. Not only does he stand there and score goals, but he also works hard for the team.

“I really think Richy is available, I think [Dom)] he could contribute even more for us in terms of his goalscoring output. I really love what he brings to us as a team from a football perspective, from a cultural perspective. The only improvement we’ve seen lately is that he and Deki have become the team’s leaders on the field.

“Because Dom is a new player, it would probably be easier for him to come in and do his job, but he’s taken on the responsibility of helping the whole team. He’s been great for us. I really feel like there’s more to him and his game will be able to get more out of him if we can help him.”

President Daniel Levy and technical director Johan Lange tried to find Solanke that support Tottenham’s recent negotiations to sign Randal Kolo Muanibut the Frenchman chose Juventus over a season-long loan in N17.

Tottenham could land Ipswich Town star Liam Delap

According to Ben Jacobs, speaking on GiveMeSport’s Market Madness podcast, the Ipswich Town star Liam Delap he could emerge as a transfer target for Spurs.

An Englishman, valued by the eye 42 million pounds in Kieran McKenna’s side, he enjoyed an excellent campaign at Portman Road – scoring eight Premier League goals for the relegation-fighting side.

Jacobs told supporters that watch out for Tottenham who would potentially make a move for Delapbut he will face stiff competition from across London, with Chelsea also taking note of his endeavours.

“I would keep an eye on Liam Delap for Chelsea and Spurs,” Jacobs said.

I also think Tottenham could join the conversation [Viktor] Gyokeres and [Jonathan] David is really interesting for Tottenham, West Ham, Newcastle and a few others because he is a free agent, so he will be one of the offers this summer, assuming nobody tries their luck in January.”