Tottenham joined by Torino in Joshua King transfer hunt with Bournemouth ready to accept cut-price £10m for striker

SPURS face competition from Torino for Bournemouth striker Josh King. The Norway star, 28, is on Jose Mourinho’s list of targets as back-up for Harry Kane. King is desperate to quit following Cherries’ relegation. And they are willing to sell for a cut-price £10million as his deal expires next summer. Tottenham are keen on adding […]

SPURS face competition from Torino for Bournemouth striker Josh King.

The Norway star, 28, is on Jose Mourinho’s list of targets as back-up for Harry Kane.

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King is desperate to quit following Cherries’ relegation.

And they are willing to sell for a cut-price £10million as his deal expires next summer.

Tottenham are keen on adding a new striker to their squad after loaning youngster Troy Parrott to Millwall.

 

Mourinho feels Kane needs another forward to support him in the Premier League and Europe.

And King, a target for Manchester United in January, has emerged as the Special One’s top target.

King has scored 50 goals 168 games for Bournemouth.

And Cherries boss Jason Tindall will not stand in the way of an exit after already selling Callum Wilson to Newcastle and Nathan Ake to Manchester City.

It’s also believed Benfica ace Haris Seferovic is on Mourinho’s radar.

But he still has four years left on his contract in Portugal and would cost more than King.

Meanwhile, reports claim Tottenham are lining up a shock swoop for Chelsea defender Antonio Rudiger.

The German has been axed by Frank Lampard and is now the fifth-choice centre-back at Stamford Bridge.

Chelsea are unlikely to be interested in selling Rudiger to Spurs.

But a loan could be on the cards as he looks to secure a place in Germany’s Euro 2021 squad.

Dele Alli’s Spurs future also remains under the spotlight after he failed to make the squad for Tuesday’s Carabao Cup clash with Chelsea.

Paris Saint-Germain are ready to make a loan bid with the option for a permanent deal next year.

And Daniel Levy is edging towards giving Alli a green light to leave.