Surprising proposal for Tottenham to sign Arsenal striker

Swedish forward Viktor Gyökeres, a player for Arsenal, is in the frame to bolster Tottenham's attack as manager Roberto De Zerbi seeks a solution to the goal-scoring problem.

Despite Tottenham winning three of their last four matches before the international break, concerns remain over their attacking effectiveness, as defender Jan Paul van Hecke is still the only player in the team to have scored more than one goal in the Premier League this season.

During his talk on 'The Last Word on Spurs', David Pleat, former Tottenham manager, suggested studying the possibility of signing Gyökeres, pointing out the lack of experienced strikers available in the transfer market.

Jéremy Giuquiers has fallen behind Kai Havertz in Mikel Arteta's plans, having started only one match in the Premier League this season, but he has confirmed his desire to stay at Arsenal.

CaughtOffside reports that Gyökeres could be a suitable solution for Tottenham's needs, but it clarifies that Arsenal do not want to let him go, especially since his departure could leave the team without enough options if Havertz gets injured.

The transfer appears difficult, as Arsenal are unwilling to strengthen their London rival, alongside the player being tied to a contract that extends for more than three years. Therefore, Bliet's proposal remains more of an interesting idea than a realistic move at this time.