The Lilywhites have undergone a massive transformation since Ange Postecoglou took over the reins at White Hart Lane as they changed their transfer strategy to sign highly acclaimed young players with massive potential who can reap dividends in the long term. This change of approach has seen the club bring in an abundance of talent from within the country and beyond as Daniel Levy looks to set up a feeding pipeline that can hand the first team potential in-house players.

And the North Londoners are said to be looking at Real Valladolid winger Raul Moro as a future transfer for the 2002-born player likely to be on the cards at Hotspur Way, per Fichajes. He has been subject to links with a move to multiple Premier League sides as the likes of Liverpool as well as Manchester City look at possibilities to sign the wide forward.

Tottenham’s new-found transfer strategy could lead to Moro signing

Moro has been performing splendidly in the new campaign, and the stunning displays, particularly in the wide areas, have got elite sides interested in his services. If you look at his numbers, they aren’t really very eye-catching; however, it is his impact on the games that has got teams bagging on his signatures.

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The 21-year-old has a long-term contract with his current employers, and Real Valladolid are expected to demand a hefty €10 million for the 21-year-old offensive player. 

For Tottenham, we have seen the club bring in the likes of Wilson Odobert, Lucas Bergvall, and Archie Grey, all of whom made massive impact on games for their respective sides before the North Londoners decided to pursue their services, and it could be much similar with Moro as well.

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