Tottenham Hotspur Action is now being taken to sign the striker, who plans to gain a place in the starting XI starting next season, a report said.

Solank’s first season with the Spurs

Dominic Solanke suffered from many injuries due to hamstring and ankle problems in his first season as Tottenham Hotspur player, but he wasn’t prolific in front of goals when fully fused.

The forward has begun Premier League The season was good, scoring six goals before Christmas, but since then, the British have been trying to score regularly, with only one league goal in 2025.

With Richarlison also missing most of the campaign due to injury, it makes sense for the Spurs to bring more reliable strikers in the summer transfer window, and now the report shows they can bring in Premier League players in free transfers.

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According to Spanish report Tottenham Hotspur is now taking action to sign Everton striker Dominic Calvert Lewinat the end of the season, after his contract expires, it looks increasingly likely that he will quit Goodison Park.

The Spurs are willing to provide Calvert-Lewin A with a “highlight” position in the starting XI, and his goal-scoring ability and physical condition impressed him, suggesting that Solank may be forced to land on the bench after his debut season in North London.

Everton’s forwards can offer a different threat in the attack, and they think he can rediscover his best form at Tottenham Hotpur Stadium as he was hampered by many damage issues during his time with the Toffees.

Calvert-Lewin is not a Tottenham Hotspur’s demand

The 28-year-old, who was impressed by the Premier League in the past, won 16 goals for Toffees in the 2020-21 campaign, was praised by football talent scouts as a “monster” at this time Jacek Kulig.

If the British can replicate those numbers for the Spurs, he might be a great addition to the team, but there are signs that his best days are behind him, with only three goals this season.

Not only that, but Sheffield-born striker Damage issues With well-documented records, he suffered a series of setbacks during his time in Merseyside, which is also a focus for Tottenham Hotspur.

Angel Postcoglou For much of the season, it has to be done without Richarlison and Solanke, and another striker who is vulnerable to injury is not what the manager needs.

Calvert-Lewin’s availability in free transfers may make him a slightly attractive option, at least a team player, but given his goal and injury record, he should not use him as a first-choice striker.