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Premier League

Tottenham seeks goals, Sporting has Catamo on Premier League radar

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Tottenham seeks goals, Sporting has Catamo on Premier League radar

The English press highlights that, while Tottenham have endured two draws and two defeats in the first four games of the Premier League, the 25‑year‑old winger Geny Catamo shines at Sporting with two goals and three assists in seven recent matches.

Tottenham's offensive problems

According to Sport Witness, Tottenham have already invested more than €350 million in the squad, but started the season without scoring, accumulating two draws and two defeats in the first four rounds of the Premier League. The 0‑0 draw against Everton heightened the concern, and manager Roberto De Zerbi has yet to find a striker who can solve the lack of incisiveness.

Catamo on the Premier League radar

Geny Catamo, 25, has been a key player for Sporting, tallying two goals and three assists in seven games, and has attracted Tottenham's interest, which has not yet made a formal bid. In addition to the Spurs, Sunderland and Como 1907 have also shown interest, and the player's contract includes a release clause valued at £51 million.

Rui Borges, Sporting executive, said: “Geny is happy at Sporting, he has been playing well, clearly showing his commitment and happiness in playing for Sporting.” The comment reinforces the club's stance, which remains calm and firm regarding the player's future.

Tottenham's squad also includes Savio, arriving from Manchester City, and the loan signings of Omar Marmoush and Mykhailo Mudryk, although Mudryk is out injured until October. Richarlison was left out by De Zerbi, further reducing the Spurs' offensive options.

Financially, Tottenham may have some leeway, as the loans of Marmoush and Mudryk are not permanent commitments, but the £51 million clause still represents a significant investment after spending more than €350 million. Sunderland was unable to meet the clause, leaving the Spurs in a decisive position.

To me, the situation shows that, while Tottenham are seeking an immediate solution to the lack of goals, Sporting keep Catamo satisfied and productive. In the coming months, the winger could move from being a name on the list to a January priority, depending on the development of the Spurs' offensive crisis.

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