“Tottenham face key transfer condition before reviving interest in Ligue 1 forward. Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly interested in signing Marseille forward Amine Gouiri as Roberto De Zerbi looks to strengthen his attacking options ahead of the January transfer window.”
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- Fee
- Not reported
- Value
- €56m
- Reporters
- 2
SpursThis rumour- Other clubNot yet named
Stays at MarseilleNo move
- ReportingNo trusted reporterOne aggregator reportAgainst the move
- ContractRuns to June 20292 years 8 months leftAgainst the move
- Tottenham HotspurRoom to spendMoves from Ligue 1 to Premier League are commonFor the move
- FeeNot reportedValue €56m
Sport WitnessTrust 50via CaughtOffsideFull post Sport WitnessTrust 55Earliest mentionEarliest mentionFull post “Tottenham transfer approach revealed – Conditional on sale of Richarlison or Solanke. Tottenham Hotspur manager Roberto De Zerbi wanted to reunite with Marseille’s Amine Gouiri at the Premier League side in the summer window.”
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Gouiri to Tottenham: a conditional, long-shot January link
The situation
Tottenham Hotspur's interest in Amine Gouiri has resurfaced, with reports suggesting Roberto De Zerbi still wants to work with the Marseille forward he has long admired. The twist is the condition attached: any approach depends on Tottenham Hotspur first selling Richarlison or Solanke, which tells you this is a conditional link rather than an active negotiation. No window is open for Premier League clubs today, so nothing can be completed until January 2027 opens on 1 January and closes on 1 February. Gouiri has 30 months left on his contract at that point, running to 30 June 2029, so Marseille would be under no pressure to sell cheaply.
The reporting
The story traces back to Sport Witness on 27 October 2026, with CaughtOffside relaying that reporting the following day. There is no second voice backing up the link yet. That makes this a single strand of reporting repeated rather than independently confirmed.
The outlook
Given the sale-first condition, the lack of any open window, and the thin sourcing, this sits as a long shot for now. For it to move anywhere, Tottenham Hotspur would need to offload Richarlison or Solanke, free up budget, and then make a concrete approach once January trading begins. None of those dominoes has fallen yet.
What to watch
Watch for any concrete movement on Richarlison or Solanke once the window nears, since that sale is the real trigger here, not Gouiri's form or Marseille's willingness.
Amine Gouiri’s real transfer fees, for context, not a prediction.
How likely is Amine Gouiri to join Tottenham Hotspur?
Transfer Tracker rates Amine Gouiri to Tottenham Hotspur at 1%, a longshot on the current reporting from 2 reporters.
