Tottenham Hotspur want to sign Marseille striker Loic Remy and are prepared to offer Roman Pavlyuchenko in exchange, according to Talksport.
Pavlyuchenko is currently out of favour at White Hart Lane and has declared his intention to leave the club in January in order to make Russia’s Euro 2012 squad.
As a result, Harry Redknapp is hoping he can kill two birds with one stone by offloading the 29-year-old and bringing in a replacement in Remy.
Remy signed for Marseille in the summer of 2010, after having been linked with Arsenal and Stoke City. Since then, he has become a regular for both club and country, and scored 19 goals in 48 games in all competitions last season.
Spurs would hope to bring in a new striker should Pavlyuchenko depart, with the club only having Emmanuel Adebayor and Jermain Defoe as their other senior forwards.
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