CaughtOffside website revealed that Tottenham Hotspur is closely monitoring the German player Kevin Schade, the 24-year-old Brentford striker, after his outstanding contributions this season in the English Premier League, where he scored nine goals and created numerous chances, attracting the interest of several clubs.

Brentford is keen to keep Schade and renew his contract, but press reports indicated that Tottenham might try to sign him at the end of the season after the World Cup, with a value ranging between 50 and 60 million euros, benefiting from the club's substantial financial capabilities.

The London club has become in need of a versatile striker like Schade, who can play on the wings or as a center forward, to enhance creativity and scoring in the final third of the pitch, especially with Tottenham's goal to build a team capable of competing for major titles.

Tottenham is also seeking to sign a reliable top scorer to strengthen the attacking unit, which requires continuous development if the team wants to maintain a competitive level against elite clubs in the Premier League.

It is expected that convincing Schade to join Tottenham is possible, as the player will be looking for a new challenge and the opportunity to play for one of the biggest English clubs, making the move to Tottenham a suitable step to advance his professional career.