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Tottenham Hotspur: Fans slam Spurs link to Vedat Muriqi

Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy has made a bid for Fenerbahce striker Vedat Muriqi, according to A Spor via @RickSpur

Muriqi is being lined up to provide injury cover and competition for Spurs talisman Harry Kane.

However, the Turkish outlet reports the Lilywhites have made an underwhelming offer worth €5m to the Yellow and Navy Blues, which is roughly £4.5m. Italian clubs Lazio and Napoli are also interested in signing the Kosovan in the summer.

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Indeed, Spurs will be lucky if Fenerbahce return to the negotiating table, as they value the forward at £22m.

Ever since he arrived at the Sukru Saracoglu Stadium from Caykur Rizespor for £3.15m last year, Muriqi has led from the front for Zeki Murat Göle’s side this season, scoring 13 goals and creating 5 assists in 25 games in the Super Lig for the Sarı Lacivertliler up until now.

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Football reporter Ricky Sacks shared the news on social media, tweeting “Tottenham Hotspur chairman Daniel Levy has made a first approach to sign Vedat Muriqi but will be fortunate if Fenerbache return to negotiate after a opening bid of just £4.5M. Muriqi is being considered to provide competition to Spurs striker Harry Kane.”

Unfortunately, it seems many Spurs fans are unimpressed by the transfer link to the Kosovan international, as several responded to the journalist’s update. Some branded Levy as an “embarrassment” and a “joke,” for offering a sum so far below the asking price, whilst another added the 26-year-old “looks like Soldado” in reference to the former flop, perhaps indicating they aren’t too keen on signing the player anyway.

Scroll through some of the scathing reactions down below…

Tottenham fans, do you think the board should sign Vedat Muriqi in the summer? Join the discussion in the comments section!

Tom is a football writer for Transfer Tavern, covering Chelsea, Manchester United and Newcastle United. He has also contributed to MSN, WhatCulture, Fresh Press Media and Sportskeeda.

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