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Tottenham 'offer £3.75m' for Uruguayan striker

3:57pm Tuesday 20th May 2008


TOTTENHAM have made a £3.75 million bid for Uruguayan striker Bruno Fornaroli, according to the player's agent.

The Nacional Montevideo forward has been linked with Spurs in the past, and the Lilywhites are reported to have come calling again for the 20-year-old.

Agent Vincenzo D'Ippolito insists his client is the target of several European clubs, but claimed that Spurs have already made an offer.

"He is wanted by many European clubs," said D'Ippolito.

"Tottenham recently offered £3.75 million to sign him."

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