Tottenham have ‘started initial contacts’ to sign €18m-rated forward sensation in January
Samuel Iling-Junior, a winger for Juventus, is anticipated to leave in January after being linked to a transfer to the Premier League in recent months.
For the sake of his own career, the 20-year-old must leave the Italian club where he has battled to get consistent playing time. At this point in his career, he has to play frequently to reach his full potential.
Tottenham allegedly “started initial contacts” with Juventus over your January move, according to a TuttoMercatoWeb article. They haven’t, however, made an offer yet.
Tottenham has the financial resources to complete the deal for the attacker, who is rated at €18 million.
Brighton and Aston Villa will also be rivals for them. It would be intriguing to watch if Tottenham can prevail in the battle to recruit the player, since both Premier League teams have made approaches to sign him.
Tottenham has to improve the depth and caliber of its wide players, particularly in light of their recent injury issues. They need to bolster their roster in the second half of the season to place in the top four, and they will be aiming to qualify for the Champions League.
Europe regards Samuel Iling-Junior highly, and he has a promising future ahead of him. In the long term, he could end up being a great deal for the stated asking price. The former Chelsea Academy product has what it takes to become a talented winger, and a transfer to the Premier League may hasten that development.
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Doctor shares ‘Very good news’ on Tottenham player post surgery, minutes likely to be managed
According to Dr. Rajpal Brar, there is no immediate risk of re-injury for Tottenham forward Richarlison following his groin surgery.
After Ange Postecoglou released a favorable training report regarding the Brazilian after his recuperation was complete, the injury specialist responded.
The 26-year-old had been experiencing pain in his groin area for some time, and having surgery looked to be the best course of action to relieve it.
Dr. Brar, a sports scientist and physical therapist, spoke exclusively with Richarlison about the current condition of play for Toronto News.
It appears that the operation helped ease a problem that the player had been managing and playing with for some time, which is excellent news for both the individual and the team.
“Keeping track of his minutes until he reaches maximum fitness will be crucial.
“He appears prepared to play at a nearly full intensity level, even though there aren’t any immediate risks of re-injury,”
Even though Richarlison hasn’t played the entire ninety minutes since his operation, he can now score goals.
In his previous two games, the Brazilian has scored three goals against Nottingham Forest and Newcastle United.
This has happened at the same time as Spurs are winning again, and Postecoglou will be looking to share Son Heung-min’s goal-scoring load this year.
In 14 Premier League games thus far, Richarlison has four goals and three assists.