Given that the PSG player may move, Tottenham has added Fabian Ruiz to their list of new midfield players to watch in the January transfer window.
Fichajes claims that Tottenham may consider acquiring Fabian Ruiz from PSG during the January transfer window. In the upcoming transfer window, Ange Postecoglou hopes to bolster his midfield, particularly if Spurs are able to continue their title chase. The 27-year-old Spanish international’s experience is deemed crucial.
Spurs‘ fantastic start to the season has seen them extend their lead after Friday night’s victory over Crystal Palace. Ange Postecoglou became the first Premier League manager to reach 23 points after nine games last Monday with the victory over Fulham.
Since then, they have amassed three more goals against Palace, and the manager will be hoping they are still in the running come the January transfer window. Tottenham is under a lot of pressure to falter in this title fight, but they haven’t yet displayed any symptoms of it.
Postecoglou is still eager to bolster certain positions in his team when they arrive in January, with central defence and midfield being two of his top goals. Tottenham is considering a number of center-back candidates, including Danish sensation Victor Nelsson and Uruguayan international Sebastian Caceres.
They do, however, have a strong depth in the midfield beyond their starting duo of Pape Matar Sarr and Yves Bissouma. The potential departures of a few fringe stars, such as Giovanni Lo Celso and Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg, who are linked to Juventus, could necessitate the addition of a new player.
The Dane has taken his place in the starting lineup, and the latter has suffered from a lack of playing time. Hojbjerg was left off the pitch against Palace despite his outstanding performance against Fulham on Monday.
His place has been taken by teenage sensation Warren Zaire-Emery, 27, a midfielder for Spain who PSG may consider selling in January. Ruiz is being pursued by several teams, including Real Madrid, but he may prefer to sign with a PSG team where he can play frequently.
He could replace Hojbjerg at Tottenham, but they need to finalise a deal quickly because their current midfield tandem is leaving for the AFCON. Furthermore, any transfer will be contingent upon the amount PSG may ask for, as Spurs are unlikely to overpay for the seasoned player.
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