Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly weighing up a January move for Juventus striker Dusan Vlahovic, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport via Tuttojuve.

Spurs boss Thomas Frank is eager to bolster his forward options after injuries to Dominic Solanke and Randal Kolo Muani disrupted the club’s attacking plans.

Vlahovic, 25, has impressed this season with four goals and an assist in nine games, many of which have come from the bench.

With his contract talks at Juventus currently stalled, the Italian giants may look to cash in during the winter window to avoid losing him for free next summer.

A three-way Premier League battle on Dusan Vlahovic

Tottenham are reportedly ready to meet Juventus’ £21 million valuation, though they face strong competition from Chelsea and Manchester United.

All three clubs have shown interest in the Serbian international, who remains one of Europe’s most lethal forwards.

The striker’s wage demands could be a stumbling block. He currently earns £10 million per year in Turin and is expected to seek an even higher salary in his next deal.

That figure could stretch Tottenham’s pay structure, as only Cristian Romero and Xavi Simons earn close to that level. United, on the other hand, are in a stronger financial position to match those terms.

Vlahovic’s combination of power, precision, and experience in Serie A makes him an appealing target for Premier League sides. Spurs see him as a long-term solution to their striker shortage, but whether they can beat United and Chelsea to his signature remains to be seen.