By OkayGoal 
Tottenham Hotspur are looking to sign the PSG attacker Lee Kang-In at the end of the season.
The South Korean international has not been a regular starter for the French club, and he needs to leave in order to play more often.
He is at the peak of his career, and sitting on the bench at the French club will not appeal to him and this keeness to play every week is something Tottenham might be able to provide him with.
They need more quality in the final third, and the 25-year-old South Korean international is capable of operating on either flank as well as centrally.
He will help create opportunities for his teammates and score goals as well. He has 15 goals and 15 assists in 115 appearances for PSG. Lee Kang-In is highly rated across Europe, and he has the technical attributes for English football.
He could prove to be a very useful player for Tottenham if they manage to get the deal done.
Tottenham return for Lee Kang-In after January approach
According to a report via CaughtOffside, Tottenham tried to sign the player during the January transfer window as well.
It seems they have been monitoring his situation and are prepared to return for him in the summer.
It will be interesting to see if they can get the deal done this time around. Arsenal and Chelsea are also monitoring the 25-year-old attacker. It remains to be seen whether Tottenham can win the race for his signature.
The South Korean will be excited about the possibility of playing in the Premier League next season, and it remains to be seen where he ends up. He has won major trophies, including the Ligue 1 title and the Champions League, at PSG. His winning experience could prove invaluable to the Tottenham dressing room.
Lee’s versatility makes him an attractive proposition for Tottenham. His ability to play on either wing or centrally gives managers tactical flexibility.
Tottenham desperately need attacking reinforcements given their precarious league position. Whether they can convince Lee to join a club fighting relegation rather than one competing for European football remains the biggest question.
Arsenal and Chelsea complicate Tottenham pursuit
Arsenal and Chelsea both offer more stable projects than Tottenham’s current situation. Lee must weigh the guarantee of regular football at Tottenham against the superior quality and prospects at their London rivals. His decision will likely depend on whether Tottenham avoid relegation. Playing in the Championship would hold little appeal for a player accustomed to Champions League football with PSG.
Tottenham’s ambition to sign Lee demonstrates their intent to rebuild regardless of which division they compete in next season. However, securing his signature appears unrealistic unless they guarantee Premier League survival.