Tottenham are preparing for a blockbuster summer transfer window, with Manchester City forward Jack Grealish on their radar.
The England international has struggled under Pep Guardiola this season, and considering his lack of game time at the Etihad Stadium, it wouldn’t be surprising to see him leave soon.
Spurs have been suggested as Grealish’s next destination, and Daniel Levy could potentially be willing to pull off a mega deal.
Ange Postecoglou’s struggles in the Premier League highlight the need for more quality at the North London outfit, and the 29-year-old is on the agenda in N17.
Levy wants marquee signing as Tottenham think about Grealish transfer
Tottenham are thinking about pushing to sign Grealish from Man City in the upcoming transfer window, according to GiveMeSport.
The news outlet reports (30 May) that Levy is considering making a marquee signing at the North London outfit after securing Champions League football for next season.
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It’s been claimed that Spurs are willing to splash money on a significant target next summer, with the England international on their radar.
The Lilywhites will surely need to make the 29-year-old their club-record signing to have a chance of pulling off a deal.
Spurs fans to go crazy after Grealish transfer
Grealish’s potential arrival at Tottenham would undoubtedly cause the fanbase to go out of control.
The English forward’s signing would demonstrate ambition from the hierarchy, something that’s been missing in N17 for a while.
With Spurs winning the Europa League against Manchester United, the appetite for success among supporters has arguably increased.
Tottenham fans now want to see Levy invest heavily in their squad to build a team capable of winning more titles.
Postecoglou’s future at the Lilywhites is uncertain after finishing 17th in the Premier League, and the Australian manager can have no excuses.
Some mitigating factors led to the North London outfit underperforming, with injuries in the backline forcing the 59-year-old head coach to play Archie Gray as a central defender on several occasions.
Spurs also suffered several fitness issues in the midfield and attack this season, highlighting the need for more squad depth.
Even if Postecoglou doesn’t stay, it would make sense for Tottenham to pursue a creative player like Grealish and help him return to his best form.
