Man City could be forced into player sales if punishments for their Premier League rule breaches are decided, but who would be Tottenham’s three dream…

Spurs Web writer Saad Syed argues that Tottenham should target Manchester City players Erling Haaland, Rayan Cherki, and Antoine Semenyo if potential financial breach sanctions force player sales. Following an independent Commission finding Manchester City guilty of financial rule breaches between 2009 and 2018, Syed suggests possible severe sanctions could push key talent onto the transfer market.
Syed views Haaland as a dream permanent signing to address Tottenham's goal-scoring void, despite acknowledged financial hurdles regarding transfer fees and his reported £525,000-per-week wages. Additionally, Syed identifies Cherki to cover attacking midfield depth issues and considers winger Semenyo as the most realistic potential transfer target of the trio.
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