Tottenham Hotspur remain interested in a deal for one of the most exciting wingers in Europe, but they face competition from Arsenal.Savio, Mohammed Kudus, and Mykhailo Mudryk have all been injured at various times this season, while Wilson Odobert is still recovering from the ACL injury he suffered back in February.Injured Tottenham playerInjuryPotential ReturnWilson OdobertKneeNovember 2026Xavi SimonsKnee2027Mykhailo MudrykAnkleNovember 2026SavioMuscularUnknownLucas BergvallKneeUnknownTosin AdarabioyoKnockUnknownRoberto De Zerbi’s options on the flanks have thus been limited at times this season, although Mathys Tel’s recent upturn in form and Dejan Kulusevski’s return have come as a boost to the Lilywhites.It has now emerged that Spurs could reignite their interest in a big-name Serie A star, who they explored a deal for in the dying stages of the summer transfer window.Photo by Giuseppe Maffia/NurPhoto via Getty ImagesArsenal leading Tottenham in race for Juventus’ Kenan YildizAccording to reports from Spain, both Spurs and Arsenal had proposals for Kenan Yildiz turned down by Juventus in the final days of the summer window.Journalist Gianluca Di Marzio has now shared that the two North London clubs are continuing to track the 21-year-old, with Juve needing to raise around €80m (£67m) from player sales in January.Di Marzio opined that Arsenal are the favourites to land the Turkish international, who is valued by the Bianconeri at an eye-watering €150m (£125m).The Italian journalist told Wett Freunde: “Yildiz could leave in the summer, as Juventus needs to sell a player or bring in 70 to 80 million euros on the transfer market. They can sell three or four players at once, or just one.“Should Juventus sell Yildiz, his market value will be around 150 million euros, and I think Arsenal are among the clubs most interested in him. Tottenham are also interested, but in my opinion, Arsenal will lead the race should Juventus actually decide to sacrifice Yildiz to reach an agreement with UEFA.”Spurs are not likely to shatter their transfer record again in JanuarySpurs broke their previous transfer record of £65m for Dominic Solanke on three occasions in the recent summer window to bring in Mateus Fernandes, Savio and Sandro Tonali.IncomingsAndrew RobertsonFreeMarcos SenesiFreeMartin DubravkaFreeJan Paul van Hecke£52mMateus Fernandes£85mSandro Tonali£100mSavinho£85mOmar Marmoush£60mTosin Adarabioyo£12mMykhailo MudrykLoanTotal spent£394mHaving broken the bank in the summer, it appears unlikely that Spurs will go big again in January, especially given that the financial regulations are a genuine constraint for the Lilywhites.It has been reported that Spurs are expected to prioritise value-for-money deals in January and will operate with more restraint. It thus appears unlikely that Yildiz would be an option for De Zerbi’s men in the winter.READ MORE: Tottenham handed double blow in hopes of signing Ibrahim Maza from LeverkusenThe post Tottenham interested in £125m statement signing, but Arsenal could lead the race appeared first on Spurs Web.