Tottenham not expected to pursue Kim Min-jae in January
The London club prioritizes attacking reinforcements this winter, making a move for the Bayern defender unlikely.
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Tottenham is not planning to allocate a significant portion of its restricted winter budget to signing a new center-back. Despite long-standing links to Bayern Munich defender Kim Min-jae, the club has set different priorities for the upcoming transfer window.
According to reports, the Spurs hierarchy views strengthening the attack as the most urgent task, with the majority of available funds earmarked for a new forward. The club's financial flexibility is constrained following a major recruitment drive last summer, which saw over 300 million pounds spent on new arrivals.
While Tottenham continues to monitor the 29-year-old South Korean international, a mid-season transfer remains improbable. The club has not abandoned its interest in the player, and his name could return to the agenda next summer when the financial landscape at the club may be more favorable.