Tottenham Hotspur is reportedly exploring options in the midfield transfer market, with Genoa’s Morten Frendrup and AS Roma’s Bryan Cristante catching the eye, as per report from Sports Lens.
The Spurs hierarchy has swiftly addressed Ange Postecolgou’s priorities, securing a versatile attacker and a center-back early in the transfer window, with Timo Werner and Radu Dragusin joining from RB Leipzig and Genoa, respectively, this week. However, attention has now shifted to the pursuit of a midfielder, with Chelsea’s Conor Gallagher still considered a top target for the North London club, according to reports by The Independent.
Sports Lens further corroborates the pursuit of a midfielder, suggesting that Tottenham might once again turn to the Italian market. The report indicates a potential interest in Morten Frendrup from Genoa, highlighting the midfielder’s consistent presence in every Serie A game for Alberto Gilardino’s team this season. Additionally, the North London club is said to be monitoring Bryan Cristante from AS Roma, who has established himself as a crucial player for the Giallorossi in recent years.
While Sports Lens speculates on the feasibility of approaching Genoa for another key player shortly after securing Dragusin, it expresses reservations about the likelihood of success. The report leans towards Bryan Cristante as a more realistic target, considering him a suitable like-for-like replacement for Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg.
Tottenham Hotspur is actively pursuing midfield reinforcements, with Morten Frendrup from Genoa and Bryan Cristante from AS Roma emerging as potential targets, according to Sports Lens. The acquisition of Werner and Dragusin has addressed other positional needs, and now the focus is on strengthening the midfield. The feasibility of securing Frendrup from Genoa is questioned, given recent dealings, while Cristante is considered a more practical option and potentially a suitable replacement for Hojbjerg.
