Electric Club Brugge winger who was a Wolves flop, on Tottenham radar
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13-second readTottenham Hotspur are monitoring Carlos Forbs, a winger who had a disappointing spell at Wolves but has since rebuilt his career with Club Brugge. Forbs has started the season strongly with seven assists in 12 games. He has caught the eye with his pace, directness, dribbling, and unpredictability.
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Tottenham Hotspur are monitoring Carlos Forbs, a winger who had a disappointing spell at Wolves but has since rebuilt his career with Club Brugge. Forbs has started the season strongly with seven assists in 12 games. He has caught the eye with his pace, directness, dribbling, and unpredictability. According to Italian outlet ASRomaLive, Manchester United and AS Roma are also interested in the player.
Forbs' performances at Club Brugge have been notable, particularly his recent form where he provided two assists in Brugge's 3-2 win over Sint Truiden. He has also formed a deadly partnership with striker Nicolas Tresoldi, who scored a hat-trick in the same match. Forbs' abilities include excelling in 1v1 situations and delivering pinpoint crosses in the box.
Despite Tottenham's interest in Forbs, the club may not be in immediate need of a player with his traits due to their current squad composition. Spurs have signed Savio from Manchester City, and have other versatile players like Mohammed Kudus and Dejan Kulusevski. Signing Forbs might be avoided in 2027 if Tottenham don't address their need for a quality striker to convert chances.
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- Tottenham, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Club Brugge
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Tottenham Hotspur fans had a great last week, as Roberto De Zerbi’s side registered back-to-back wins in the Premier League. Spurs registered their first league win by beating Coventry City 3-1, before stunning Chelsea 2-0 at Stamford Bridge. The midfield and attack are starting to click into gear, but there is a long way to go before this Tottenham team can be termed as complete. More reinforcements in attack are certainly needed, and the North London club are keeping tabs on a former Premier League flop. Carlos Forbs has rebuilt his career with Club Brugge after a disastrous spell at Wolves.
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