Tottenham are weighing up a £12 million move for Portsmouth striker Peter Crouch.
The England international is set to leave Fratton Park this summer and has also attracted interest from Fulham and Sunderland.
Asked about the England striker over the weekend, manager Harry Redknapp said: "I've signed him several times and he's a top player, but we'll have to wait and see. Portsmouth have accepted offers for him, so if they want to sell him, we'd be interested."
Crouch rejoined Pompey a year ago for £9million from Liverpool and scored 16 goals in 49 appearances.
Spurs also remain in the market for Real Madrid forward Klaas-Jan Huntelaar and are battling with Stuttgart to sign the Dutch striker. Both clubs have tabled offers of £15.5m, while Arsenal also thought to be monitoring the situation.
Meanwhile, Spurs' hopes of luring David Beckham back to the Premier League were dealt a blow today as AC Milan hinted the former England captain may return to Italy.
Milan's coach Leonardo, whose club signed Beckham on loan from LA Galaxy for three months last season, said: "I don't think there is anything strange in saying that he could come back into my plans, because he can fit into any system. He helped us so much when he wore our shirt."
