Tottenham leads race to sign €100 million PSG-linked star, report claims

Tottenham are reportedly the club showing the most interest in signing a striker valued at €100 million, who is also linked with PSG.

Viktor Gyokeres, the Swedish forward currently shining at Sporting CP, is poised for a Premier League transfer that could exceed €100 million.

The 26-year-old has emerged as one of Europe’s standout talents in recent years, drawing attention from several top clubs, particularly Tottenham Hotspur, who are keen to secure his services.

With a contract running until 2028, Gyokeres is not expected to leave the Portuguese club without a significant fee, reflecting his impressive performances. The potential move is likely to materialise in the summer of 2025, when clubs are expected to ramp up their efforts to lure the prolific striker.

Tottenham leads race to sign €100 million PSG-linked star, report claims

In the 2023/24 season, Gyokeres showcased his exceptional talent by netting 40 goals and providing 15 assists, playing a pivotal role in Sporting’s success in both domestic and international competitions.

The current campaign has seen him maintain this momentum, already scoring 11 goals in just nine appearances, further fueling his ambition to surpass his previous records.

Tottenham, in search of a reliable forward following Harry Kane’s departure, has identified Gyokeres as a prime target for the upcoming summer transfer window, according to Fichajes.

The London club views the Sporting striker as a crucial addition to spearhead their attack in the seasons to come. However, negotiations are likely to be challenging, as Sporting CP is under no immediate pressure to sell, and Gyokeres’ market value continues to rise.

Gyokeres has also been linked with PSG lately, who are in desperate need of a proper number 9. Randal Kolo Muani hasn’t really convinced Luis Enrique, and Goncalo Ramos sidelined with an injury.

With several footballing giants monitoring his progress, it’s clear that his name will be one of the most talked about in the forthcoming transfer windows.