Tottenham Hotspur has engaged in discussions with the entourage of Dominic Solanke, gathering insights about his potential move during the summer transfer window. The 26-year-old striker, who achieved an impressive total of 22 goal contributions in 38 Premier League matches in the 2023/24 season, remains a target for both Arsenal and Liverpool, as reported by sources close to CaughtOffside. This indicates a competitive landscape for the talented forward’s signature this summer.

Spurs are reportedly prepared to challenge Bournemouth’s stance and the player’s own determination with a substantial offer of €50 million (approximately £42.6 million). Solanke appears open to a transfer if the conditions are favorable and the deal aligns with his expectations, making this an intriguing development in the summer transfer saga.

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Assessing the Possibility of Dominic Solanke’s Transfer This Summer

However, Bournemouth is unlikely to part with their star striker, often dubbed ‘deadly’ by Scott Parker on Sky Sports, unless they receive his full release clause of €70 million (around £59.6 million). This hefty price tag could deter potential suitors, but it remains to be seen whether it will complicate Tottenham’s efforts to secure Solanke’s services.

In parallel, Tottenham is exploring other options as they are also interested in Lille’s Canadian striker, Jonathan David. Recent talks with associates close to the Ligue 1 forward suggest that Spurs are weighing their options carefully. David had an impressive season, recording a total of 35 goal contributions across all competitions, making him a viable alternative should negotiations for Solanke falter.