Tottenham monitor £34m Real Madrid star amid five-horse Premier League race

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Tottenham continue to monitor an exciting Real Madrid star they tracked last summer after a slow start from their strikers this season.Tottenham Hotspur were keen to bolster the striker position last summer and were heavily linked with a move for Bournemouth forward Eli Kroupi.However, the injury picked up by the young striker, expected to keep him out until October, meant that Spurs turned their attention elsewhere.The Lilywhites moved to secure Omar Marmoush, signing him initially on loan, with a £60 million obligation to buy the Egyptian.Marmoush has struggled to make an early impression in north London, and Tottenham have now been linked with a move for another striker.Omar MarmoushTottenham – Premier League (2026 – 2027)Appearances4Shots5Shots on Target1Goals0Assists0Key Passes4Successful Dribbles12Stats correct as of 20 September 2026.Photo by Jose Breton/Pics Action/NurPhoto via Getty ImagesTottenham among clubs monitoring Endrick’s situation at Real MadridAccording to TeamTalk, Real Madrid forward Endrick is understood to be considering his future ahead of the winter window.The youngster spent the second half of last season on loan at Lyon, and with limited playing time so far this campaign, it is understood that Endrick’s representatives are set for talks with Real Madrid during the upcoming international break as concerns grow over the Brazilian forward’s situation at the Bernabeu.TeamTalk reports that Tottenham are one of five Premier League clubs to have shown interest in Endrick during the summer transfer window, and there is growing belief among clubs that he could become available in 2027, with the possibility of a January move also being discussed.TransferMarkt say Endrick is currently worth approximately £34m in the current market.Spurs face fierce competition for Brazilian forwardBut competition for the forward is rife, with Manchester City, Manchester United, Aston Villa and Fulham among those to have enquired back in the summer.Spurs would have to beat them to his signature in the winter if they are to sign the Brazilian. Arsenal, however, stand as the biggest rivals, with the Gunners also enquiring about Endrick last summer.It is claimed that lines of communication between Arsenal and Endrick’s representatives have remained open. Real Madrid, on the other hand, have long maintained that they do not want to lose the highly rated forward.READ MORE: Timo Werner gives interesting assessment of his Tottenham career, just as Spurs repeat the trickThe post Tottenham monitor £34m Real Madrid star amid five-horse Premier League race appeared first on Spurs Web.