The Bayern Munich striker would be a useful addition for Tottenham Hotspur.
Tottenham really do have their work cut-out, if they are to remain in the race for the Premier League title over the course of the next month or so, with Harry Kane and Dele Alli out injured, and Heng-Min Son away on international duty.
Mauricio Pochetitno will surely be looking to bring in an established hitman, especially with Fernando Llorente’s struggles against Fulham yesterday, and with this in mind, Spurs should consider a move for Bayern Munich’s Sandro Wagner.
According to a report from the Sun, the 30-year-old is attracting attention from Tottenham’s Premier League rivals West Ham this month, and he reportedly could be available for just £6 million.
Wagner is well-proven in playing at the very highest level, and he would be a fantastic short-term option for Spurs.
Standing at 6ft 4in tall, Wagner would be able to act as a really useful focal point for Tottenham’s attacking play, and he would undoubtedly be an upgrade on the misfiring Llorente.
The eight-capped Germany international is allegedly growing tired of playing second fiddle to Robert Lewandowski at the Allianz Arena, so he would surely be tempted by the prospect of a switch to north London.
Whether he could play alongside Kane when the Englishman returns, however, is debatable, so that might prove to be a potential problem.
Having said that, Wagner would solve a big issue for Tottenham over the next six weeks or so, and Pochettino surely cannot afford to miss out on what could potentially be a real bargain.
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