Spurs' Europa League final match-winner Brennan Johnson is facing an uncertain future at the club amid rising Premier League attention in the attacker.
Sources suggest that the club, while not actively seeking to sell the Welsh international, are receptive to letting Johnson leave in the event of a acceptable offer.
The Eagles are currently the team most advanced in their interest for Johnson, but a number of sides are said to be watching developments with interest.
Johnson was Spurs' top Premier League goalscorer the previous campaign with eleven goals, and wrote his name in club history by netting the winner in their Europa League final victory against Manchester United in Bilbao, bringing to a close the club's seventeen-year wait for a major honor.
However, the exit of Ange Postecoglou and appointment of Thomas Frank has resulted in Johnson playing more of a peripheral role in the current campaign.
The Welsh forward, has made only six Premier League starts under Frank.
Therefore, a host of clubs have been alerted to his possible departure ahead of the winter transfer window.
Considering his reduced minutes and the prospect of a global tournament on the horizon with Wales, a move away from the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium may suit Johnson in January.
Johnson joined Spurs from Nottingham Forest in a deal valued at £47.5m in the summer of 2023 and has registered 27 goals for the club.
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