Tottenham Hotspur made a serious attempt to secure one of the best young talents in Serie A last summer, and the player could be on the market soon.Spurs strengthened their forward line with the additions of Savio and Omar Marmoush from Man City, as well as the acquisition of Mykhailo Mudryk on loan from Chelsea on transfer deadline day.However, on the evidence of the first five league games of the season, it appears that Roberto De Zerbi’s men have left themselves short in attack.We know that Spurs failed with a move for Iliman Ndiaye late in the window, and at one point, the Lilywhites even expected to get Cody Gakpo from Liverpool.It has now emerged that the North Londoners also attempted to raid one of the biggest clubs in Italy for their star attacker.Photo by Daniele Badolato – Juventus FC/Juventus FC via Getty ImagesTottenham and Arsenal failed with big offers for Kenan YildizGianluca Di Marzio has now revealed that Tottenham and their North London rivals, Arsenal, both made big offers for Kenan Yildiz, but the Bianconeri had no intention of letting the Turkish international leave.Di Marzio said on CalcioMercato: “I think a possible surprise in the upcoming transfer window could be linked to Yildiz’s future. Last summer, they received offers and inquiries for him, which Juventus never considered, worth triple figures, from clubs like Arsenal and even Tottenham.”The Italian journalist revealed that Juve may cash in on the versatile 21-year-old attacker in January, having signed Kerim Alajbegovic as a possible replacement.He continued about Yildiz: “Juventus have never opened up, and it remains to be seen whether they will do so in the next transfer window , having also signed Alajbegović as his possible heir. I think the new young player worth over €100m could be Yildiz.”Spurs will have to break the bank to land YildizThe Turkish starlet, who can play off the left or as a number 10, scored 11 goals and provided eight assists across 46 matches last campaign.Di Marzio believes that Juventus could seek a transfer fee close to €150m (£127m) for the 21-year-old if Premier League clubs come calling again.He added: “If Juventus were to sell him, it would certainly be a triple-figure deal and a triple-figure deal of a certain standard. Certainly not €110m or €120m, but something closer to €150m. So, if I had to name a name that would definitely exceed €100 million if he were to leave, it would be Yildiz from Juventus.”READ MORE: Tottenham relief as Barcelona find cheaper alternative to Pedro Porro transfer in LiverpoolThe post Tottenham and Arsenal failed with 'triple-figure' offer for attacker this summer, now he is worth £127m appeared first on Spurs Web.