In January, Tottenham was said to be interested in signing Brighton striker Evan Ferguson. According to The Independent (December 31), Fulham may try to sign the 20-year-old on loan, which might prompt interest from Spurs, Everton, Manchester United, and Arsenal.
The Seagulls are happy to send Ferguson, who is “keen” to play in London, out on loan, but Tottenham will only pursue a deal if an option or obligation to buy the striker is attached, according to TEAMtalk (December 31). Additionally, John Wenham, the owner of Lilywhite Rose, expressed optimism that a deal will be reached for the Irishman in an exclusive interview with Tottenham News.
People are sleeping on Ferguson; I think he just needs a change of club. For whatever reason, it isn’t working at Brighton. However, he is still an unbelievable player.
It was only 18 months ago that Tottenham were quoted £100million for Ferguson after Harry Kane left the club. Therefore, I hope that we can be the ones to sign him and if there is an option to buy included, and he does well, it would be a no brainer.”
Tottenham urged to sign Brighton striker Evan Ferguson
Spurs are in need of January reinforcements in pretty much every position right now, although some supporters might argue that a striker isn’t a priority.
However, should Will Lankshear leave the club this month [via Football London, 31 December], Ferguson could be the perfect replacement, and would perhaps even be considered an upgrade.
Therefore, while any potential deal still looks to be some way off from completion, this could certainly be an interesting move in North London. In other Tottenham news, Manchester City are threatening to hijack the club’s transfer pursuit of one player.
