Dusan Vlahovic transfer wanted as Tottenham ready Harry Kane plan

Tottenham could potentially push for Juventus striker Dusan Vlahovic as Daniel Levy readies plans for the upcoming transfer window.

Since joining the Bianconeri from Fiorentina in 2022, the 25-year-old has found life difficult and failed to fulfil his potential.

Dominic Solanke’s move from Bournemouth last summer cost a pretty sum, but the England international’s goalscoring numbers this season have been underwhelming.

Richarlison has also been linked with a return to Everton next summer, which may leave the North London outfit with a need to sign a new number nine.

Ex-Tottenham striker Harry Kane celebrates a goal for Bayern Munich.
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Tottenham post-Harry Kane rebuilding phase leads to Vlahovic transfer interest

Vlahovic is being explored by the Lilywhites as part of their post-Harry Kane rebuilding phase, according to CaughtOffside.

The news outlet reports (24 May) that the Serbia international wants to move to England, with Juventus willing to sell him.

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Vlahovic’s Serie A record this season.

It’s been claimed that the North London outfit are in the race to sign the 25-year-old as part of their plans to bolster their attack since selling their captain to Bayern Munich.

The Serie A giants are in contact with several clubs, and talks are expected to intensify in the coming weeks.

Dominic Solanke laughs with his hands above his head
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Spurs have struggled to replace Kane since Bayern transfer

Kane’s return to Spurs has been mooted in recent months, highlighting the failure of the recruitment department to find an adequate replacement.

The England international was one of the best players in the Premier League, but arguably joined the Bundesliga giants due to the prospect of winning silverware.

Ange Postecoglou has delivered the Europa League at the Lilywhites this season, giving them an undoubted edge in the upcoming transfer window.

Tottenham will arguably be able to attract the likes of Vlahovic next summer, considering they’ll be playing Champions League football.

Now that the pressure of not winning a trophy for 17 years is off the North London outfit’s backs, it should create a culture of achieving success for the coming years.

Vlahovic surely has the physical attributes to play in the Premier League, but his goalscoring numbers at Juventus haven’t been encouraging.

With Fabio Paratici returning to the Spurs’ hierarchy, it wouldn’t be surprising to see the Serbian striker be a target at N17 next summer, but it remains to be seen whether a deal can be pulled off.