Cody Gakpo isn't the only attacker reportedly on Tottenham Hotspur's radar as they could swoop for one of Europe's most highly-coveted youngsters.
The North Londoners have looked to put last season's relegation battle firmly behind them by spending big this summer. They have spent £100 million on Sandro Tonali, £85 million on Mateus Fernandes and £52 million on Jan Paul van Hecke.
Spurs aren't stopping there and have now reportedly set their sights on Gakpo. The Liverpool star joins Manchester City's Savinho on De Zerbi's shortlist, but they are also keeping an eye on developments regarding Paris Saint-Germain's pursuit of Mika Godts.
Tottenham Stay Informed on PSG Godts Pursuit
A report from TEAMtalk claims that Spurs are one of four Premier League clubs being informed of Godts' situation. PSG are stepping up their interest in the exciting Belgian winger who looks increasingly likely to leave Ajax.
The Ligue 1 giants have pivoted to Godts after missing out on RB Leipzig's Yan Diomande, who is set to join Real Madrid. While the 21-year-old is open to joining Luis Enrique's European champions, his entourage have been in contact with the Lilywhites "throughout the summer."
Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester United have similarly been keeping up to date with his potential move to Paris. With a deal yet to be agreed between PSG and Ajax, there is a possibility that De Zerbi's transfer chiefs pounce.
Godts, dubbed "sensational", is a huge prospect having stepped up from the Dutch club's esteemed academy in 2024. He has caught the attention of Europe's big guns following a season in which he scored 17 goals and provided 15 assists in 44 games across competitions.
Godts Could Be Tottenham's Eden Hazard
Ajax are believed to be demanding around £51 million for Godts, who has three years left on his contract. If Spurs were to try to hijack PSG's move for the attacking gem, they would be forking out another hefty fee.
Godts' profile could suit De Zerbi's system, a right-footed left-winger with explosive pace and a high footballing IQ. The left wing was an issue for the North London outfit last season amid an injury crisis.