Tottenham endured one of the most exciting transfer windows in their history last summer. Roberto De Zerbi’s side signed ten new players but only stepped up their pursuit of attackers in late August as they signed Savio, Omar Marmoush and…

Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain have reportedly joined Tottenham Hotspur in the race to sign attacker Eli Kroupi Junior. Tottenham reportedly submitted an offer valued at £85m for the forward prior to his injury during the summer window, but the permanent transfer did not materialize due to the setback.
According to The Sun, Kroupi Junior is currently working toward full fitness. Tottenham manager Roberto De Zerbi previously strengthened his attack with Savio, Omar Marmoush, and Mykhailo Mudryk, but the club could still pursue Kroupi Junior once he makes a complete recovery.
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