Tottenham in talks to sign Alessandro Buongiorno
Tottenham Hotspur have reportedly held talks over a deal to sign Torino star Alessandro Buongiorno this summer, according to the Italian outlet. Calciomercato.
The Lilywhites are reportedly planning to strengthen their squad in the next window to continue the rebuild under Ange Postecoglou. The Australian coach is interested in strengthening the center forward position and the engine room, but acquiring a new defender is also on his wish list.
According to the report of CalciomercatoHaving recently bought Rodrigo Bentancur, Dejan Kulusevski, Guglielmo Vicario, Destiny Udogie and Radu Dragusin, Spurs continue to monitor the Italian market to strengthen their squad and have now identified Buongiorno as a serious option.
The report further claims that Tottenham have already stepped up their efforts to sign him and have held initial talks to find out the details to secure his signature in the next window.
Calciomercato He also claims that Buongiorno is very likely to leave Torino this summer and that the Italian club wants a fee of around £30m to let their star player go. Then the Lilywhites can lure you to the newly renovated White Hart Lane for an affordable price.
Buongiorno to Tottenham
However, the report claims that AC Milan and Napoli are also interested in signing him, but would find it difficult to compete with Spurs on this deal, so the Rossoneri plan to offer a creative proposal to beat the northern club. London in this race. . Therefore, Postecoglou's team will have to act quickly to sign Buongiorno.
The 24-year-old, who stands 6ft 3in tall, has been enjoying a promising campaign this season, scoring three goals and keeping 13 clean sheets in 25 Serie A appearances.
Buongiorno is a left-footed centre-back and, considering Postecoglou likes to deploy a left-footed defender on the left side of the defence, he could manage Micky van de Ven's playing time next season if the Lilywhites sign the Torino star . this summer.
However, it will be interesting to see if the north London club ultimately opts to take a concrete approach to signing the Italian in the next window to bolster their defensive line.
