Tottenham Hotspur has shown interest in acquiring Kang-in Lee from Paris Saint-Germain, with discussions already underway regarding a potential €50 million transfer this summer. The club is keen to secure a new attacker before the Transfer Deadline Day on September 1. PSG is reportedly open to the idea of selling Kang-in Lee, provided the offer is attractive and they have sufficient time to find a replacement. Tottenham views Kang-in Lee as a potential successor to Son Heung-min, who recently joined LAFC. The transfer is also considered to be commercially advantageous for maintaining interest among Korean fans, with the asking price set at €50 million. Tottenham's interest in Lee comes after an unsuccessful attempt to sign Eberechi Eze, who chose to join Arsenal instead. Lee, who had a limited role at PSG last season, is among the players the club is willing to let go under favorable conditions. Tottenham's chairman, Daniel Levy, reportedly sees Lee as a suitable option to fill the gap left by Son, both in terms of performance on the field and maintaining commercial appeal, considering the strong Korean fan base. Additionally, Lee is viewed as a more cost-effective choice compared to other potential targets like Maghnes Akliouche or Savinho.