Tottenham have made contact with Giuseppe Rossi over a move to north London, according to reports.Rossi, the former Italy international, is currently in England as he trains with Manchester United in a bid to build up his fitness to earn a move to a new club.The 31-year-old, who spent three years at Old Trafford as a youngster, is currently a free agent having left Genoa at the end of last season.
Giuseppe Rossi training with the lads… #MUFC pic.twitter.com/SNtUqeTRfd— Full Time DEVILS (@FullTimeDEVILS) January 16, 2019Rossi’s career has also taken in spells at Parma, Villarreal, Fiorentina, Levante and Celta Vigo, though he is primarily known for his dreadful luck with injuries that have prevented him from fulfilling his potential.Nonetheless, he remains on the lookout for the next opportunity – and it could come in the Premier League.A report in Tuttosport, as translated by Sport Witness, claims Rossi has been approached by Tottenham on Thursday with the view of him joining Spurs on a pay-as-you-play deal as the club look to solve their selection crisis. Mauricio Pochettino has just one senior striker, Fernando Llorente, to call upon for the foreseeable future, with Harry Kane ruled out until March through injury, Heung-Min Son unavailable due to international commitments, and Lucas Moura nursing a knee issue of his own.talkSPORT revealed that Tottenham may consider promoting 16-year-old academy forward Troy Parrott to the first-team, while loan signings are also an option for the team who currently sit third in the Premier League table.However, contact with Rossi suggests a permanent signing may be on the cards, and given the Italian’s history with injuriesa pay-as-you-play deal is largely risk free for the club.
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