Reports stemming from Uruguay today suggest that Premier League giants Spurs have joined the list of suitors of out-of-favour PSG star Edinson Cavani.
PSG stint
Veteran hitman Cavani, now 32, has enjoyed an illustrious career in Europe over the last decade.
On the back of prolific spells with both Palermo and Napoli in Italy, Cavani was snapped up by Ligue 1 giants PSG in the summer of 2013, for a fee believed to be around €64 million.
And the Uruguayan’s stellar goal-scoring exploits have since unsurprisingly continued in France.
All told, across over 250 appearances in the colours of the capital giants, Cavani has racked up a sensational 195 goals.
The last couple of seasons, however, have seen the South American’s game-time begin to dwindle.
After being afforded 20 Ligue 1 starts during the 2018/19 campaign, Cavani has followed up with just 4 more to this point this term.
This comes on the back of Mauro Icardi’s summer arrival from Inter Milan.
Cavani to England?
As such, with Icardi expected to maintain the mantle of first-choice centre-forward at the Parc des Princes over the seasons to come, mounting speculation linking Cavani with a departure has come as little surprise.
The outfit most persistently-tipped as a landing spot for the hitman, meanwhile, have been Atletico Madrid.
In fact, it has even been claimed that a pre-contract agreement is already in place for Cavani to make the move to the Spanish capital in the summer, when his deal with PSG expires.
Atleti, however, are far from the only club to be named as a potential destination.
In the Premier League, the likes of Arsenal and Manchester United are both also thought to be keen on Cavani’s signature.
And, as per the aforementioned update, another of English football’s giants have today joined the list of suitors for the veteran.
According to Ovacion Digital in Cavani’s home country of Uruguay, Tottenham are now weighing up a move for Cavani.
This comes on the back of Harry Kane being ruled out for what could be the remainder of the campaign, with a hamstring injury.
Unlike front-runners Atletico, Spurs would therefore be prepared to table a considerable offer for Cavani this month, potentially placing the north Londoners at the head of the queue for the striker.
It remains to be seen, however, what kind of fee PSG would demand for their soon-to-be free agent.