Tottenham launch spectacular Man Utd raid, with £60m bid expected to succeed

A startling source claims that Tottenham is making a bid that Manchester United would find to be too good to refuse, and this move has been described as “concrete.” Tottenham has made a move to recruit Alejandro Garnacho, a winger for Manchester United.

In advance of the start of the January transfer window, TEAMtalk disclosed that Tottenham intends to be among the busiest teams in terms of arrivals throughout the month of January. The club did not spend any time in addressing its goalkeeping department when they made the decision to acquire Antonin Kinsky from Slavia Prague for a sum of £12.5 million.

One of the other places that Tottenham would want to improve is the front line. They are looking for a flexible player who can reduce the workload of players like Son Heung-min and Dominic Solanke.

A total of three teams, including Tottenham, made efforts to acquire Randal Kolo Muani through the loan method from Paris Saint-Germain. Manchester United and Juventus were the other two teams, and it is Juventus that has reached a deal with the other two.

Considering that Kolo Muani is leaving for Italy, Tottenham is going to have to go elsewhere for a new forward. According to FootballTransfers, Spurs have their sights set on Old Trafford as a potential destination for their candidate.

According to reports, Spurs have allegedly “lodged a concrete enquiry” over the signing of Garnacho. After that, it is reported that “sources close to the club have revealed that the north London outfit may be prepared to test United’s resolve with a bid in the region of €70 million/£60 million.”

With a bid of that magnitude, Garnacho would be the second most expensive player that Tottenham has ever acquired, provided that the offer is accepted. Dominic Solanke is now in first place with a total of £65 million, including add-ons.

Garnacho, who is twenty years old and can play on either the left or right wing, has made thirty appearances for Manchester United this season and has scored eight goals and assisted on five others.

Although he is held in very high esteem in Manchester, it has been stated by David Ornstein in the past that Manchester United would be willing to sell their most cherished assets for the price of in order to have the funds necessary to rebuild their whole team.