Ange Postecoglou will have a busy summer ahead of Tottenham Hotspur as he attempts to bolster his squad’s numbers in preparation for the upcoming campaign.
The Lilywhites have progressed since the 2022–2023 season, and with Postecoglou leading the team, their future appears bright.
Nonetheless, there is still more to be done to raise the Tottenham squad’s general calibre and depth.
In recent years, Spurs have outperformed Bayern Munich and Barcelona in the transfer market thanks to Radu Dragusin and Lucas Bergvall.
There will be occasions, though, when they are unable to land targets and must search elsewhere.
With regard to one defender who Tottenham was supposedly keen to sign, this appears to be the case. It looks like he’s going to Antonio.Tottenham will lose to Napoli, according to Alessandro Buongiorno
The player in question is Torino centre-back Alessandro Buongiorno, one of Serie A’s standout rising stars last term.
Back in April, Calciomercato claimed Spurs had made contact with the Granata to understand the costs of a move for the 24-year-old.
And in May, Football Italia reported that there was interest in Buongiorno from Tottenham, Inter Milan, Juventus and Napoli.
The latter club now looks set to win the race for the Italy international, according to Fabrizio Romano.
A positive meeting took place between Torino and Napoli and a final agreement on the fee is now imminent, said the transfer insider.
Who is Tottenham target Alessandro Buongiorno?
Alessandro Buongiorno, a 25-year-old centre back with the ability to play left back, is reputedly valued at £47 million.
He is a lifelong Torino fan who has been signed to their youth setup since the age of seven. He has spent his whole professional career with them.
After spending time on loan at two other Italian teams, Carpi and Trapani, the 6′ 3″ defender returned to Torino in 2020–21 and established himself as a regular.
In addition to 105 competitive games for Torino, Buongiorno has four caps for Italy.
Carlo Garganese of Football Italia has praised him for his combative play, threat from set pieces, aerial skill, and understanding of the game.
Football Talent Scout‘s Jacek Kulig has described him as “one of the most underrated players in Italy”, “one of the most interesting centre-backs in Serie A” and a “remarkable” player.
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