Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly weighing up a move for Mexican international striker Santiago Gimenez, according to a new report.

The report, from TUDN, suggests the 25-year-old could be on the move following the conclusion of the World Cup this year.

Gimenez has endured a difficult spell at AC Milan, managing just one goal in all competitions during the current season.

The lack of regular opportunities at the Italian club has left the striker desperate to get his career back on track.

Tottenham are believed to be monitoring the situation and are hopeful of securing a deal for the forward in the coming weeks.

The club needs a player capable of sharing the goal-scoring responsibilities alongside Dominic Solanke as they look to strengthen their attacking options.

Gimenez demonstrated his quality during his time in the Netherlands before making the switch to Italian football, showing he can perform at a high level.

His difficult spell at AC Milan could work in Tottenham’s favour, with the club potentially able to secure the striker for a reasonable transfer fee.

The chance to play regular Premier League football could prove to be the catalyst the 25-year-old needs to rediscover his best form and confidence.

At 25, Gimenez is entering what should be the peak years of his career, and he will be motivated to prove himself on the biggest stage.

Milan are not expected to block a transfer if a suitable offer is placed on the table, given the striker’s limited impact at the club this season.

Tottenham will now be assessed on whether they choose to follow up their reported interest with a concrete official offer for the striker in the near future.

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