According to the British "Daily Mail", Tottenham Hotspur, which is currently fourth in the Premier League, is planning to continue to strengthen the front line this summer. Coach Conte also participated in the discussion, as outlined below:
First of all, the front line head Harry Kane has been difficult to keep, Manchester City, Manchester United and other teams are still very cold to the English captain. Levy is also ready to cash it out this summer and use the recovered funds for the construction of the team. Once Kane leaves, Spurs will go all out for Inter striker Lautaro. Last season, Conte led Inter to a serie A title that had been lost for many years, and Lautaro, who was heavily used, was so great that the Italian coach was eager to renew the frontier with the Argentine striker in North London. Inter are also interested in selling Lautaro to ease the tight financial situation and for the construction of the team, which they ask for at 70 million euros. It is reported that Atletico Madrid is also very cold to Lautaro, and Simeone sees the Argentine compatriot as Suarez's successor.
In addition to Lautaro, Spurs are also chasing Stuttgart striker Malmouth, the Egyptian striker who has made 16 appearances in the Bundesliga this season, contributing three goals and four assists. The 23-year-old Marmouth has decent technique and speed, and joining a Premier League team has always been his dream. At present, Marmoush is worth only 4.5 million euros, which is cost-effective, and Spurs regard him as the next Salah; at 183cm, he has an advantage over the Egyptian captain (175cm). Whether Kane leaves the team or not, whether Lautaro joins or not, it will not affect Spurs' interest in Malmouth, and Levi likes his low price.
In addition to Lautaro and Malmouth, Spurs are also planning to activate Kulusewski's buyout clause this summer, with an estimated buyout fee of £25 million. Since joining Tottenham on loan from Juventus in January, Lucevsky has played 10 Premier League games, scoring two goals and five assists. If the above plan is fulfilled, then next season Tottenham's main strike force will be Son Heung-min Lautaro Kulu, and Belwin Malmüsh Lucas will be rotated.