Tottenham Hotspur set sights on signing Alejandro Garnacho with a mammoth deal

Tottenham are actively pursuing the signing of Manchester United winger Alejandro Garnacho, with reports suggesting they are preparing an enticing bid that could be hard for United to decline. 

Ahead of the January transfer window, sources indicate that Tottenham is looking to make significant additions to their squad this month. The club has already shown its commitment to strengthening its lineup by securing goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky from Slavia Prague for £12.5 million.

Tottenham looks determined to bolster their forward line and is actively seeking a versatile option to ease the pressure on key players like Son Heung-min and Dominic Solanke. 

Tottenham to make a mammoth bid for Garnacho 

The club has made a strong push to secure Randal Kolo Muani on loan from PSG, and it has been reported that they are also officially pursuing Alejandro Garnacho. Sources close to the club indicate that Tottenham is poised to test Manchester United's resolve with a substantial bid worth £60m.

A bid of that magnitude, if approved, would position Garnacho as the second most expensive signing in Tottenham's history, following Dominic Solanke in the top spot.

At just 20 years old, Garnacho showcases impressive versatility, capable of playing on both the left and right flanks. This season, he has made a significant impact for Manchester United, contributing eight goals and five assists in 30 appearances.

Garnacho is an invaluable asset to Manchester as a homegrown player, and selling him would generate substantial profits for United. The financial gains from such deals are recorded as pure profit, boosting the team’s spending power.

Garnacho presents an exciting option as a potential successor to Son on the left wing at Spurs. However, there’s ample opportunity for both talents to thrive together in Ange Postecoglou's starting eleven, especially considering Garnacho's versatility in playing on the right side as well. With Son Heung-Min's contract expiring soon, Alejandro Garnacho could be the one for future.