Tottenham Hotspur are in for a highly-rated young Premier League forward in a bid to freshen their frontline in Harry Kane's absence.
All-time scorer Kane left the Lilywhites on Friday for Bayern Munich, making his debut in the DFL-Supercup loss to RB Leipzig the very next day. Tottenham, meanwhile, opened with a 2-2 draw against Brentford, which will encourage fans after a tumultuous few days.
Now, Spurs can get one over the Bees in the transfer market, as they look to sign a coveted forward to lead their line in the future.
The Daily Mail have reported that Brennan Johnson is a target for Ange Postecoglou, with the Welsh international wanted by a host of Premier League clubs.
Brentford have apparently had a record £40 million bid rejected – but Tottenham have a plan up their sleeve, as they look to bolster their attack in the coming weeks.
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Spurs reportedly are willing to offer Joe Rodon and Djed Spence to the Garibaldi, both of whom are surplus to requirements in north London. Both players were seen as bit-parts under Antonio Conte and went on loan to Ligue 1 last season.
Spence, in particular, may be of interest to Forest. The young full-back was a cornerstone of the side who were promoted via the play-offs last May while on loan from Middlesbrough, later swapping the City Ground for a big move to the capital.
Steve Cooper, however, has claimed that he's not thinking about the speculation linking his star forward away from the club.
Johnson is valued at around €38m by Transfermarkt.
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Spurs have been linked with a move for Chelsea misfit Romelu Lukaku this summer as a replacement for Harry Kane. Tottenham are also reportedly interested in 'the next Thierry Henry' to fill the gap left by their all-time record goalscorer, while Djed Spence has been linked with an exit this summer after making just four appearances since signing last summer.