Tottenham Hotspur are considering a move for American winger Christian Pulisic during the upcoming summer transfer window, as the club prepares for sweeping changes at both technical and managerial levels.
According to Italian outlet Calciomercato, Pulisic has emerged as one of Tottenham’s main targets ahead of the 2026–27 season, with a potential transfer valued at around £48 million.
The interest comes amid mounting pressure on head coach Thomas Frank, who has overseen just two wins in the club’s last 16 Premier League matches, leaving Spurs languishing in 15th place, only six points above the relegation zone.
The report added that Tottenham’s hierarchy is simultaneously exploring the possibility of bringing back former manager Mauricio Pochettino after the conclusion of the upcoming World Cup.
The Argentine coach is said to be enthusiastic about a return to North London, a factor that could explain Spurs’ interest in Pulisic, a player reportedly admired by Pochettino.
Tottenham have already begun planning for the summer transfer window on the assumption that the club will retain its Premier League status.
Pulisic has enjoyed an impressive campaign with AC Milan, contributing to 10 goals in 16 Serie A appearances, cementing his role as a key figure at San Siro.
Tottenham are not alone in tracking the 27-year-old, with both Manchester United and Arsenal also monitoring his situation.
Spurs view Pulisic as a strong option to bolster their wide attacking positions, despite his recent use at Milan in more central roles, operating as a second striker or false nine.
While Pulisic remains an important part of Milan’s setup, the Italian club are reportedly open to selling him should a suitable offer arrive, particularly as they consider a potential squad overhaul at the end of the season.
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