Ian Wright Proposed Arsenal Tottenham's move for England striker must be isolated Dominic Solanke.
Tottenham hosted Solanke in north London last week after that. Signing a £65m deal with Bournemouth.
Solanke attracted the interest of some big clubs after enjoying the best season of his career at the time, scoring 21 goals in 42 appearances against Cherries.
The 26-year-old is committed to Tottenham until 2030 and was presented to the club's players this weekend, but Wright has suggested his former club Arsenal could hijack the deal and move him.
Arsenal, the vice-champions of the English Premier League, were Associated with many Grevistas this summer After Kai Havertz was up front for most of last season.
Asked how he felt about Arsenal ahead of the new Premier League season, which starts this weekend, Wright spoke: overlapI am very happy during the pre-season and with the arrival of (Riccardo) Calafiori.
“I know there is something else happening for Arsenal, I will try to do something and I have something to do. We need to get more than 90 points.
'If something happens, it's out of the question. They decide the bank is better.
Former Manchester United defender Gary Neville asked Wright if he was surprised Arsenal did not try to sign Solanke.
He added to the Gunners players: “As you know, he was not very busy… and it did not bother me if he was studying Solanke.”
“With (Gabriel) Jesus and (Gabriel) Martinelli, we lost Faja last season, but maybe we will be able to score goals from them if we get back to where we know they can be.”
“These are the best things we showed last season.”
Solanke, who made his only appearance for England in 2017, becomes Tottenham's fourth summer signing, following Yang Min-hyuk, Lucas Bergvall and Archie Gray.
“It’s a fantastic club, a massive club with ambitions that match the fans, so I’m really happy to get started and meet all the kids and get started,” he said after his move from the south coast.
“What interests me the most is the club and how ambitious they are. Great manager, great players and I feel that (or Tottenham) will also adapt to my style of play, so it would be wrong to wait until I start and do my job on the pitch.
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