Tottenham are looking to bring in reinforcements in the summer transfer window, and according to Caught Offside, they've now made contact with the representatives of Sara ahead of a possible move.
Spurs could be set for a busy summer after such a disappointing season, which has them in the relegation battle in the Premier League.
The north London club have now solved their managerial situation, with Roberto De Zerbi signing a five-year deal, replacing Igor Tudor, who left the club late last month.
Reinforcements will be necessary if Tottenham want to head back in the right direction and become European contenders again, and they'll need to add new additions in order to suit De Zerbi's style.
Tottenham are likely to bring in new signings all over the pitch, with Sara now being linked with a move back to England.
Tottenham Eyeing Gabriel Sara Deal
According to a report from Caught Offside, Tottenham have made contact with those close to Sara ahead of a possible move in the summer transfer window.
It's claimed that Sara would be keen on a move to the Premier League, but Galatasaray are hoping to keep the midfielder later this year.
The Turkish club would reportedly demand in the region of £39m to allow him to depart, with Spurs now exploring a deal to secure his signature.
Sara, described as 'magical', would be happy to sacrifice playing in the Champions League in order to make the move to the Premier League, which would give Tottenham a boost if they manage to avoid dropping down to the Championship.
The Brazilian star is believed to be one of Tottenham's main targets for the summer, providing they remain in the Premier League.
Sara Could Add Goalscoring From Midfield for Tottenham
Although playing in midfield, Sara is a huge contributor in terms of goals and assists.
The 26-year-old has provided seven goals and assists in the league for Galatasaray this season, even hitting 25 during his final season at Norwich City in the Championship.
Spurs' second and third top goalscorers in the Premier League are defenders, so there's no doubt they need to start adding goals and creativity from midfield.
Richarlison leads the way in first with nine goals, while Cristian Romero and Micky van de Ven are in second and third on just four.