According to renowned football journalist Fabrizio Romano, Gift Orban, the young striker targeted by Tottenham Hotspur, is eager to make a move to the Premier League.
This revelation is considered a significant boost for Spurs, who have been showing strong interest in signing the 21-year-old talent.
The reports linking Tottenham to Orban have gained traction over recent days, with various sources indicating that the club is preparing to make a formal move for the striker.
Both The Evening Standard and CaughtOffside have previously reported Tottenham’s intention to pursue Orban this summer, with the latter suggesting that a formal bid is imminent.
The links with Orban have gained momentum over the last few days with various reports claiming that Tottenham are expected to make a formal move for the striker.
Both The Evening Standard and Caughtoffside have claimed that Tottenham are expected to make a move for the striker this summer with the latter claiming that they are to make a formal bid in the coming days.
Belgian journalist Sacha Tavolieri also provided an update on Tottenham Hotspur’s pursuit of Gift Orban claiming that talks between the two clubs are currently in progress.
Romano’s statement further solidifies Tottenham’s pursuit of the young striker, indicating that the player himself is keen on a move to the Premier League.
Romano revealed that Orban is a player that Tottenham ‘appreciate’ and have been scouting for an extended period.
The striker’s eagerness to make the move to England could potentially boost the move.
Speaking exclusively to GiveMeSport, he said:
“So, Gift Orban is a player that they have on the list, for sure.
They like and appreciate him, they have been scouting him for a long time so, for sure, he’s a player on the list.
And the player is really keen on a Premier League move so that could be positive for Tottenham Hotspur.”
The striker has an impressive track record of 20 goals and 2 assists in 22 appearances last season, followed by 5 goals in 4 games this season. His potential signing could be a significant boost for Tottenham.
