MusaTottenham Hotspur were looking to strengthen their striker options during the summer transfer window and had been strongly linked with a move for Bournemouth youngster Eli Kroupi.
However, an injury suffered by the highly rated forward, which is expected to keep him sidelined until October, forced Spurs to explore alternative options.
The north London club subsequently turned their attention to Omar Marmoush, bringing the Egyptian forward in on an initial loan deal that includes a £60 million obligation to buy.
Marmoush has yet to make the desired impact since arriving in north London, and Tottenham are now reportedly keeping tabs on another highly rated striker.
Tottenham monitoring Endrick’s situation at Real Madrid
According to TeamTalk, Real Madrid forward Endrick is currently considering his future ahead of the winter transfer window.
The Brazilian spent the second half of last season on loan at Lyon, but his limited involvement so far this campaign has reportedly raised concerns about his situation at the Bernabeu.
Endrick’s representatives are expected to hold talks with Real Madrid during the upcoming international break as they assess the youngster’s options and seek greater clarity over his future.
TeamTalk claims Tottenham were among five Premier League clubs to register an interest in Endrick during the summer. There is now growing belief among interested clubs that the Brazilian could become available in 2027, while the possibility of a January move has also reportedly been discussed.
Transfermarkt currently values Endrick at around £34 million.
Spurs face strong competition for Endrick
Tottenham are unlikely to have an easy path to the Brazilian forward, with several Premier League clubs already showing interest.
Manchester City, Manchester United, Aston Villa and Fulham are all understood to have made enquiries about Endrick during the summer window.
If Spurs decide to pursue the 19-year-old in January, they would therefore face significant competition for his signature.
Arsenal could represent Tottenham’s biggest obstacle, with the Gunners also understood to have made enquiries about Endrick during the summer.
It has been claimed that communication between Arsenal and Endrick’s representatives has remained open. Real Madrid, meanwhile, have consistently maintained that they have no desire to part ways with the highly rated Brazilian, although his lack of regular first-team football could potentially lead to further discussions over his future.
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