TottenhamBesiktas striker Semih Kilicsoy's move is threatened by Arsenal and city of manchester join the race for his signature, according to Sabah via SportWitness.
The 18-year-old winger is highly rated across Europe and has been strongly linked with a move to Tottenham in recent weeks. However, Spurs face stiff competition as Sabah, via SportWitness, claim that Arsenal and Man City are also showing strong interest.
All three clubs sent scouts to watch Kilicsoy in action when Besiktas lost 1-0 to Galatasaray at the weekend, and several other European clubs also have representatives in the stands, so interest is intensifying.
Kilicsoy is a center forward who is versatile enough to also operate as a winger, so his versatility will appeal to teams such as Spurs, Arsenal and Man City. He has scored 10 goals in all competitions this season and is certainly good enough to make the step up to the first division.
Arsenal need more depth in attack. Mikel Arteta has not been able to rotate players like Gabriel Martinelli and Bukayo Saka enough this season. Besides that, Gabriel Jesus He has not been able to score goals regularly. Kilicsoy would be a quality long-term investment.
Kilicsoy would be a useful option in attack
Manchester City also need more depth in attack and having a versatile striker who can play anywhere in the front three would be useful for Pep Guardiola.
At Tottenham, they need to sign a quality striker this summer and the Turkish attacker could be the ideal long-term replacement for Harry Kane. Kilicsoy could play multiple roles and will help share the creative and scoring load.
TO transfer Reaching the Premier League will be an interesting opportunity for the youngster, but it remains to be seen where he will end up. Working with a coach like Mikel Arteta, Ange Postecoglou or Pep Guardiola would help the young and talented attacker realize his tremendous potential.
However, a deal will not be cheap, as Besiktas demands. at least £21 million for their star man, so it will be interesting to see if any of the English giants formalize their interest in the summer.
