Report: Tottenham ready to pay £33 million to sign Premier League winger
By Manuel Meza
Tottenham are reportedly ready to pay £33 million to sign a Premier League winger, according to a Spanish outlet.
Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly preparing a bid of around £33 million to sign Bournemouth winger Antoine Semenyo, as the North London club look to strengthen their attacking options.
According to a report from Fichajes, Spurs have shown “strong interest” in the 24-year-old, whose performances in the early stages of this Premier League season have caught the attention of several clubs.
Semenyo, primarily a right-sided winger, has displayed his versatility by playing across the front three positions.
This adaptability could make him a valuable asset for Tottenham, as they seek to add more depth to their squad in order to compete on multiple fronts, including the Premier League and European competitions.
Report: Tottenham ready to pay £33 million to sign Premier League winger
The Ghanaian international has had an impressive start to the season, scoring three goals in his first six Premier League appearances. Semenyo’s pace, dribbling ability, and eye for goal have made him a standout player for Bournemouth, despite the club's overall struggles.
These performances have seemingly piqued Tottenham’s interest, and the club is now considering a formal offer for the winger.
With Tottenham eager to bolster their squad to challenge top clubs like Manchester City and Arsenal, Semenyo could be the kind of player who adds more attacking firepower and depth to their forward line.
His potential arrival could also alleviate some of the pressure on Tottenham’s current forwards, allowing them to rotate and avoid fatigue during a long, demanding season.
One of the key factors in Semenyo’s potential move could be his desire to play for a bigger club with European ambitions. A move to Tottenham would represent a significant step up in his career, offering him the chance to prove himself on a larger stage.
It remains to be seen whether Tottenham will make an official bid for Semenyo in the near future, but if they do, the £33 million fee could be enough to convince Bournemouth to part ways with their in-form winger.