Tottenham Hotspur want to sign Antonio Nus before the January transfer window closes.
According to Give Me Sport, they are ready to sign the £25 million winger. The 18-year-old is highly rated in Europe and could prove to be a long-term asset for Tottenham.
The Norwegian winger is likely to stay at Club Brugge until the end of the season, even if Spurs manage to sign him this month. He needs to play regularly at this stage of his career and does not want to leave the Belgian club just yet.
He should continue his development by playing regularly in the first team until the end of the season and then join a new club next season.
Tottenham need more quality out wide and Nusa will add pace, flair and creativity to the team.
Currently regarded as one of the biggest young talents in European football, the 18-year-old has all the attributes to develop into a top Premier League striker.
It will be interesting to see if he can make a name for himself in the Premier League next season. Tottenham have shown remarkable progress since replacing their manager and have assembled a talented young squad.
Australian manager Ange Postecoglou wants to build a squad for the future and more than that it is surprising that he is looking at quality young players like Nusha.
The Norwegian will be keen to test himself at a high level and the move to the Premier League will be an interesting challenge for him.
The reported valuation seems reasonable for a player with Nuscha’s potential and the Norwegian international could easily justify the investment in the coming seasons. A transfer to Tottenham would be an exciting step forward in his career and the player will be keen to establish himself in English football.
The winger has been linked with other English clubs in recent months, but Tottenham now seem to be in prime position to secure his signature.
A move to the Premier League could accelerate his development and help him realise his world-class potential.
Tottenham’s manager has done well in the past to nurture talented young players and could help the 18-year-old to improve in the coming years. Tottenham’s intense attacking football would also suit a winger who could bring out the best in him next season.