Tottenham Hotspur have secured the signing of Archie Gray from Leeds United to strengthen their midfield in the current transfer window. Additionally, they are close to finalizing a deal for South Korean prospect Min-Hyuk Yang, although he is not expected to play for the senior team next season.
Manager Ange Postecoglou is reportedly keen to make more signings this summer, with a particular focus on bolstering the attack.
Several players have been linked with moves to the recently renovated White Hart Lane, including Jonathan David and Ivan Toney. Another name that has emerged as a target is Mexican forward Santiago Giménez.
Fox Sports reports that Tottenham are interested in signing Giménez, but they face competition from several clubs, including their North London rivals Arsenal, as well as Juventus, AC Milan, RB Leipzig, and Atletico Madrid.
Despite the interest, neither Tottenham nor Arsenal have made a formal approach for Giménez yet. However, the player’s agent and father are expected to travel to Europe soon to discuss potential transfers with interested clubs.
Giménez, who is 23 years old and valued at around £34 million by Transfermarkt, has four years remaining on his current contract with Feyenoord. The Dutch club is in a strong position to demand a significant transfer fee for the striker.
Giménez had an impressive season last year, scoring 23 goals and providing six assists in 30 Eredivisie appearances, and he recently returned to Feyenoord for pre-season training after playing in the Copa America.
If either Arsenal or Tottenham secure Giménez’s signature, it could prove to be a smart acquisition given his recent form and potential. The competition for his signing is expected to be intense, making it an intriguing battle to watch as the transfer window progresses.
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