Tottenham Hotspur are at the forefront among Premier League clubs in the pursuit of Juventus' Italian international midfielder, Nicolo Fagioli. The Bianconeri have expressed their willingness to sell the midfielder for €25m. Tottenham appears to be in the most advantageous position to bring the Italian star to the English capital, as they are notably active in the January transfer window. Nicolo Fagioli is included in Tottenham coach Ange Postecoglou's transfer plans, as he aims to strengthen the team's presence in European football.

Tottenham Hotspur are in pole position to sign Italian star Nicolo Fagioli. Reports suggest Juventus could allow Fagioli to leave the club for as little as £20.7m in January. Tottenham have the advantage in the race to sign Fagioli, who is looking to join the biggest club possible to increase his chances of playing European football. Fagioli has been a target of Ange Postecoglou’s for over 18 months.

Tottenham Hotspur are expected to outpace three Premier League competitors in securing Juventus midfielder Nicolo Fagioli as discussions of a transfer in the January window intensify. Since Thiago Motta's arrival in Turin, Fagioli has primarily played a minor role, and reports suggest that Spurs are planning to acquire him. A bid of approximately €25 million from the north London team could potentially be sufficient to entice the midfielder away from the Allianz Stadium in the new year. Meanwhile, Fulham, Crystal Palace, and West Ham have also expressed interest in Fagioli, but he reportedly finds the prospect of moving to Tottenham more appealing, considering them a more prestigious choice. Juventus might be open to selling if they can recover around €25 million. Former Juventus defender Sergio Porrini indicated that the club should consider removing Fagioli from their wage bill next month if the opportunity arises.

Nicolò Fagioli could be nearing the end of his journey at Juventus. He has been relegated to a reserve role by Thiago Motta, losing his place in the national team. Reports suggest that if he remains benched against Monza and Fiorentina, a departure in January seems inevitable. Juventus aims to use his transfer to fund their acquisition campaign. Fagioli prefers a more prestigious club like Tottenham, which showed interest a year and a half ago.