Tottenham have been in the market for a striker this window having never really replaced Harry Kane last year.
Ange Postecoglou’s side have evidently lacked a focal point and goalscorer, so club chiefs have been searching the market far and wide for a suitable option.
That said, one of the rumoured targets is now attracting interest from Nottingham Forest.
The Mexico international is certainly on their radar following his 26-goal haul last year, though, they now face competition from Nottingham Forest.
According to Dutch outlet 1908, the East Midlanders are set to make an approach for Gimenez as they look to bring in a top-level number nine.
Spurs’ interest seems to have gone cold as they focus on a deal to sign Bournemouth strikerr Gimenez so perhaps Forest could steal a march on his signature.
Gimenez, who’s been likened to Erling Haaland per talent scout Jacek Kulig, only made the switch to European football two summers ago but he’s already established himself as one of the most prolific strikers on the continent.
His 26-goal tally last term followed 28 goals the previous season, so evidently he’s a man who knows where the back of the net is.
If Forest do manage to land his £42m signature, it’d be regarded as a real coup.
As well as engineering the move to the new stadium, Daniel Levy and his ENIC colleagues have created a club which values itself at £3.75bn.
