Tottenham and Arsenal have set their sights on Bournemouth's top goal scorer

Tottenham is eyeing Bournemouth's striker Dominic Solanke, as reported by The Sun. The club aims to secure the transfer in the upcoming summer. With Harry Kane's departure to Bayern Munich still unaddressed, finding a suitable replacement striker remains a priority for the club in the next transfer window.

Moreover, Arsenal, Tottenham's notable rival, has also shown interest in the prolific forward.

Solanke is having a stellar season with Bournemouth, netting 11 goals in 17 Premier League matches. Presently, only Manchester City's Erling Haaland and Liverpool's Mohamed Salah stand above Solanke in the league's top scorers' list.

The forward caused a stir in the recent championship match against Nottingham Forest, securing a hat-trick and delivering a determined victory for the Cherries

Originally from Chelsea's academy, Solanke only made a single appearance for the senior team before moving to Liverpool. His stint there yielded modest returns—scoring one goal in 27 matches. Since joining Bournemouth in 2019, the Englishman has scored 68 goals and provided 28 assists in 194 appearances across all competitions.