Can Tottenham bring in spurs exciting £12 million assist machine?

For example, it was recently reported by The Independent that Spurs are eager to get the Juventus winger back in the Premier League.

Additional details regarding Tottenham’s interest in Iling-Junior and their prospects of signing him have now been made available by an Italian report.

The news is positive on both counts. According to Bianconera News, Juventus is willing to sell the rumoured Tottenham target.

This is because Iling-Junior has had difficulty getting into the game this semester. He has played just 113 minutes of football this season and has only made four Serie A appearances.

Can Tottenham bring in an exciting £12 million “assist machine”?

According to the source, Tottenham is mentioned “in particular” as a possible destination for Iling-Junior, who could have a “opportunity” to pursue first-team football through a January transfer.

TURIN, ITALY – MARCH 02: Samuel Iling-Junior of Juventus celebrates after scoring his team’s first goal with teammate Emanuele Pecorino during the Serie C Coppa Italia Final First Leg match between Juventus Next Gen and Vicenza at Allianz Stadium on March 02, 2023 in Turin, Italy. (Photo by Juventus FC/Juventus FC via Getty Images)

As a “growing team with an ambitious project,” Spurs are said to have the financial wherewithal to recruit the England Under-21 star in January.

It seems that Juventus is likewise fond of the notion of offloading Iling-Junior in January. They would be under additional pressure to decide on his future next summer because his contract is set to expire in 2025.

Iling-Junior, compared to Alphonso Davies of Bayern Munich, may be a steal for Spurs. It is said that Juventus is only willing to pay about £12 million to sign him.

Tottenham could really use some help covering Manor Solomon and Ivan Perisic down the left, and the “assist machine with shades of Rafael Leao” (Eurosport) would be a terrific addition.

Iling-Junior, who is only 20 years old, is gifted, has played football in England, and is eager to return to the Premier League. His club is also reportedly willing to sell him for less than £15 million.

Overall, Tottenham should have no trouble at all signing him.