Tottenham Hotspur continue to eye a move for Antonio Nusa and face competition from one of their fierce rivals for the winger, but the Lilywhites have to sort out one problem first before pushing forward with a move.Nusa was a key part of the Norway side, which won many hearts with their performances at the World Cup before eventually falling short in the quarterfinals against England.The Lilywhites are tracking several wingers across Europe, and Nusa is one of the names on Roberto De Zerbi’s wishlist, according to various sources.It was previously reported that Crystal Palace and Newcastle could challenge Spurs for the RB Leipzig star, but the Lilywhites could now face a much bigger challenger in the race for the 22-year-old.Photo by Grzegorz Wajda/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty ImagesTottenham could go ‘head-to-head’ with Arsenal for Antonio NusaThe Sun have claimed that a ‘fierce transfer battle’ could emerge between Spurs and Arsenal for Nusa as both clubs are preparing to go ‘head-to-head’ for the pacy winger.The 21-year-old will not come cheap, with Leipzig said to be holding out for £51m for the attacker, who scored four times and provided three assists for the club last season.However, it is made clear that while Tottenham are ‘firmly in the race’, they first have to clear out some players from their squad before launching an official bid.The same is true of the Gunners, who are waiting to assess any incoming offers for Gabriel Martinelli before making a formal move for Nusa.Two Serie A clubs are also keen on securing NusaThe Sun say that the two North London clubs face competition from Italy for the RB Leipzig man, with AC Milan and Roma both interested.In fact, it is alleged that both the Rossoneri and the Giallorossi have already held direct talks with Nusa’s representatives regarding a summer transfer.The website adds that the Norway international has informed Leipzig that he is keen on a fresh challenge away from the Red Bull Arena, with discussions over his future set to ‘accelerate in the coming weeks’.READ MORE: Why Tottenham’s summer spending should be viewed with cautious optimismThe post Tottenham and Arsenal play waiting game in race for £51m World Cup winger appeared first on Spurs Web.