12 goal contributions this season: Spurs considering move for £40m-rated ace

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Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly one of the clubs considering a move for the Lille striker Jonathan David.

The 22-year-old is on the radar of Everton, Arsenal and Manchester United as well according to Give Me Sport.

David has been a key player for Lille since joining the club and he has 9 goals and three assists to his name this season. The Canadian international is one of the most talented young players in Ligue 1 and it is hardly a surprise that the Premier League clubs are circling around him.

It remains to be seen whether Tottenham are prepared to follow up on their interest in the player with a concrete offer in the coming months.

Antonio Conte already has Son Heung-Min, Richarlison and Harry Kane at his disposal. Bringing in another forward could be a bit of overkill right now.

Spurs are in need of defensive and midfield reinforcements as well and Daniel Levy should look to focus on those areas first. Signing a quality partner for Romero, bringing in an upgrade on Emerson Royal and adding a creative midfielder to the side should be their top priority.

That said, David is a prodigious talent with a big future ahead of him. He could be a quality long-term signing for all four clubs mentioned in the report.

The player is reportedly valued at £40 million, but that price could shoot up if he manages to impress in the World Cup later this month.

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  1. Buying another striker would help but nothing will change at Spurs while we play disaster players like Dier, Emerson, Lenglet and Sanchez in defence. Once again, we failed against quality teams because of these defenders who are lacking the quality to help Spurs press for trophies. Levy is the wrong man to lead Spurs, he sold Trippier and how we could do with him now at right back. Our priority has to be buying 2 new centre backs, Pau Torres, Skriniar, or Bastoni. A quality right back like Dunfries and a creative midfielder like Savic

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