Tottenham Hotspur have been told that they should prioritise poaching a 24-year-old Premier League striker during the January transfer window.Spurs have found goals hard to come by this season, with new signing Omar Marmoush yet to find the back of the net, and Dominic Solanke looking a long way from the player we saw two years ago.Roberto De Zerbi can no longer turn to Richarlison to solve the problem after leaving the Brazilian out of the club’s Premier League squad.De Zerbi remains adamant that Tottenham have the qualities to score more goals despite their struggles so far this season.The Spurs boss stated last week: “We can play with Savio, Kudus, Solanke and Marmoush. We have to find the … ‘la scintilla’ (the spark). Because we have enough to score many goals with these players, forgetting the transfer market.”Photo by Matt McNulty/Getty ImagesTottenham told they should consider poaching Brian Brobbey from SunderlandReports over recent days indicate that Spurs are already planning to add a top-class number nine to their squad in January.Former Tottenham senior scout, Bryan King, believes that the Lilywhites need not look further than Sunderland striker Brian Brobbey, who netted a sublime hat-trick against Manchester City on Sunday.King told Football Insider: “He’s had a good school, really. He was at Ajax, then he went to Leipzig, then he went back to Ajax. Last season he was top scorer for Sunderland with seven goals, and certainly the way he finished against Man City, he did take his goals well. He’s a Dutch international. Sunderland picked him up, paid decent money for him. I think that could be a very good buy for [Tottenham].“If you say to Sunderland that there’s a bigger club out there, then I think Sunderland would be quite upset by the term of bigger club than Sunderland. Sunderland have got great support, they’ve got a great history. He’s beginning to look a very good investment for £22m. When you think what Tottenham paid for their centre-forwards, and by the way, Tottenham still need a centre-forward.“I think he’d be interesting for anybody. If you’re going to score goals like you did against Man City, but when you look back and think he was a top scorer last year with seven goals, maybe that’s why he’s still at Sunderland. Maybe if that had been 17, things would have changed. So this season, it’s going to be interesting to see how many goals he does get. That £22m investment could become a £50m sale.”Analyst believes Brobbey will soon be at a top clubFootball analyst and presenter James Allcott is convinced that it is only a matter of time before we see top clubs coming in for the Sunderland striker.He suggested that Brobbey has the tools to succeed at the highest level and opined that Man United may have a look at the Dutchman.Alcott said: “He’s going to a big club pretty soon. Once we get to the summer, people will be clamouring for him, and he’ll cost a certain amount. I think he’d do ok. Man United, if they’d had someone like him to bring on if [Benjamin] Sesko’s not fit or not right, that would be huge for them.”“If Man United had someone like him”@StuntPegg joined me on The Ripple Effect this week to discuss what we’ve learnt about the Premier League so far, including Brian Brobbey’s strong start to the season 🇳🇱 pic.twitter.com/w7RGDY2Txf— James Allcott (@jamesallcott) September 22, 2026READ MORE: What is Alfie Whiteman doing now after retiring at Tottenham aged just 27?The post Tottenham urged to put £50m bid in for Kevin Danso's in-form teammate in January appeared first on Spurs Web.