Ange Postecoglou tells Tottenham who he wants as top summer target

Ange Postecoglou has already decided who he wants Tottenham Hotspur to prioritise signing in the summer, with the Australian reportedly identifying one Premier League attacker as the ideal choice to replace Heung-min Son.

Son is continuing to struggle to find any form, with the forward’s struggles in the final third further compounding Tottenham’s problems over the last few months.

Reports over recent days have indicated that many feel that following the arrival of Mathys Tel, Son is no longer guaranteed to get into Ange Postecoglou’s strongest eleven when everyone is fit.

As a result, there are thought to be concerns over the forward’s long-term future at Hotspur Way, and a fresh update has now suggested that the Lilywhites may even consider replacing their captain this summer.

Ange Postecoglou could replace Heung-min Son at Tottenham

TBR Football have now claimed that Spurs are ready to part ways with Son, with Ange Postecoglou identifying Crystal Palace’s Eberechi Eze as the heir to the long-serving Tottenham man.

The report says that the Eagles man is of ‘huge interest’ to the North London club, who have now made him their ‘top target’ ahead of the summer window.

Spurs have already begun doing the work to bring the England international to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with Postecoglou‘s men currently ‘at the front of the queue’ to land the versatile attacker.

Crystal Palace’s stance on Eberechi Eze amid Spurs interest

According to his latest update, Eze is ready to leave Selhurst Park this summer in search of a new challenge, with Palace expecting to lose their star man.

However, the South London club will demand that the 26-year-old’s release clause, which stands at over £60m, be met in the summer.

The outlet reveals that Manchester City, Liverpool and Arsenal are also watching Eze’s situation closely, but it is Tottenham who are now leading the race for the former QPR man.

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