Roberto De Zerbi Can Build Dream Tottenham Attack With Man Utd Star And Arsenal Target

Tottenham Hotspur manager Roberto De Zerbi has urged the club to bolster his attacking options before the transfer window closes, with targets including Manchester United's Marcus Rashford and Bournemouth's Eli Junior Kroupi.
Tottenham Hotspur are yet to sign a forward this summer, prompting manager Roberto De Zerbi to urge sporting director Johan Lange to reinforce his frontline before the transfer window shuts in September. Speaking after a 2-0 friendly win over Auckland, the Italian boss confirmed that completing the attacking positions remains the primary target to build a strong foundation for the future.
Strengthening the Flanks with Rashford and Kudus
Among the options to reshape the Tottenham attack, Manchester United's Marcus Rashford has emerged as a potential addition to the left wing. With his future at Old Trafford uncertain following a loan stint where Barcelona opted against a permanent move, De Zerbi could provide the 28-year-old with a fresh start in the Premier League. On the opposite flank, Mohammed Kudus is closing in on a return to training after recovering from a muscle injury that sidelined him for much of the previous campaign.
Targeting Kroupi and Unlocking Solanke
Bournemouth forward Eli Junior Kroupi has also been identified as an ideal target to support the frontline, though Tottenham face competition from Arsenal for the young talent. Meanwhile, Dominic Solanke aims to spearhead the attack after spending significant time on the sidelines last season. Backed by squad depth and returning players like Mathys Tel, De Zerbi looks set to assemble a formidable frontline for the campaign ahead.
Future Options in Reserve
Beyond immediate additions, the Tottenham boss will eventually welcome back several key names from injury, including Xavi Simons, Wilson Odobert, and Dejan Kulusevski. Once the final pieces of the transfer puzzle fall into place, De Zerbi will have plenty of tactical flexibility to navigate the Premier League season.
- Football.London — Second tier source