After Antonio Nusa, Tottenham now want to sign his teammate who’s scored 22 goals this season 

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Tottenham Hotspur have already been heavily linked with a move for Antonio Nusa ahead of the summer.

Ange Postecoglou’s men looked set to land the Club Brugge starlet in January only for Brentford to hijack their move. 

Yet, Antonio Nusa remained in Belgium after a complication with his medical at the Gtech Community Stadium.

Spurs remain keen on the 18-year-old forward and have reportedly opened talks to sign the winger this summer. 

But according to Voetbalkrant, Tottenham are also keen on signing his teammate Andreas Skov Olsen.

Tottenham keen on Nusa’s teammate Skov Olsen

The outlet claims that not only are Spurs interested in Nusa, but Skov Olsen also remains on their radar. 

It’s claimed that the north London club have been following his progress since his spell at Bologna before moving to Brugge in 2022.

Now, Spurs are weighing up the idea of raiding Brugge for two of their most important players – Nusa and Skov Olsen.

Skov Olsen’s incredible Brugge stats

The 24-year-old is enjoying quite the campaign in Belgium as he’s netted 22 goals in 45 appearances in all competitions. Skov Olsen has also provided eight assists while operating off the right-hand side. 

The forward plays alongside Tottenham midfielder Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg for Denmark and has netted eight times in 29 appearances at international level. 

What Hojbjerg has said about Skov Olsen

It’s fair to say that Skov Olsen has an admirer in Hojbjerg, with the Spurs star comparing the Brugge winger to Ryan Giggs back in April 2022.

“We have Andreas Christiansen, Joakim Maehle. Look out for Skov Olsen from Brugge. An old school winger, Ryan Giggs-style, goes one-against-one and either crosses or shoots,” Hojbjerg told The Mail.

Skov Olsen appears to an exciting talent and at 24, he would fit the profile of player Tottenham have been targeting of late.

Whether or not Spurs move for both him and Nusa remains to be seen, particularly as they have more pressing concerns in midfield.