It’s hard to find better form than Dominic Solanke at the moment in England. The Bournemouth striker is on fire, with 11 goals in 17 Premier League days including a last outing, against Nottingham Forrest, crowned with a hat-trick (2-3). At 26, the former star trained at Chelsea finally seems to be exploiting the extent of his potential and it is the Cherries who are benefiting (12th in the ranking). But inevitably, with his recent performances and his rise over the years, the name of Solanke resonates in the spans of certain English big names.
The Sun reports that Tottenham are closely following the AFCB center forward. The Spurs, orphans of Harry Kane, who left for Bayern Munich, are having a good campaign so far under Postecoglou, all without a real striker up front. But next summer, the Londoners hope to strengthen for good in attack, and the profile of Dominic Solanke would fill a lot of boxes. It remains to be seen the price of the latter, which could well rise in the second half of the season if he reaches the symbolic mark of 20 goals in the Premier League.
