Tottenham's desired striker can be recruited with '113.2 billion won'

Dominic Solanke 26 of Bournemouth is receiving Tottenham's attention.

"Tottenham can propose a swap deal to recruit Solanke."

According to British media Give Me Sports, Bournemouth values Solanke's transfer fee at 65 million pounds about 113.2 billion won. They do not want to lower the fee.

The media outlet said, "Solanke has three years left on his contract. Solanke is not swayed by rumors of a transfer. Therefore, Bournemouth is not swayed in the negotiations."

Solanke, who has been playing for Bournemouth since the 2018-19 season, displayed the most outstanding performance last season. He had 21 goals and four assists in a total of 42 matches. Notably, he scored 19 goals in the Premier League, tying for fourth in scoring. He has surpassed Son Heung-min's record with 17 goals.

Son Heung-min sought the Player of the Month award in December last year. Unfortunately, it failed. This is because Solanke enjoyed his first career win.

Solanke, who led England to the 2017 FIFA U-20 World Cup and won the Golden Ball, the most valuable player in the tournament, showed off his outstanding scoring sense this season. It is clear that attention is focused on him.

Tottenham needs a striker. Son Heung-min is under a lot of pressure. Hisalysong's weight has fallen, and rumors of a transfer to Saudi Arabia have even popped up. In the pre-season, there are many changes that are noticeable, including putting Dejan Kulusevski at the forefront, but it is clear that the player needs to be strengthened. 

Tottenham wants Solanke to be recruited. However, they are considering signing him for a large transfer fee. Therefore, they are planning a deal to lower the transfer fee including one player. Spurs Web site predicted that if Bournemouth does not cut the transfer fee, Tottenham will turn its attention to Ivan Toney Brentford. 안전놀이터

He also said, "I don't know who Tottenham will offer as a swap deal. Oliver Skipp or young players? There are no clear options."