As the January transfer window kicks off, Tottenham Hotspur seems on the brink of securing their initial signing.

Timo Werner from RB Leipzig is reportedly poised to join on loan until the conclusion of the 2023/24 season, with an option for a permanent deal in the summer. The 27-year-old forward arrives with a solid track record, having tallied 23 goals and 21 assists during his stint with Chelsea.

However, while Werner’s arrival is set to bolster the immediate lineup, Spurs are also eyeing a potential long-term prospect in the attacking department, with Jonathan Rowe of Norwich on their radar, as per reports from The Daily Mail.

The young English talent, an U21 international, is being touted as a potential heir to the electrifying style of Heung-min Son, showcasing glimpses of a similar playing style and potential.

Analyzing Son’s current season statistics, the South Korean forward has been in stellar form, netting an impressive 12 goals from an expected 7.12 in 20 Premier League appearances for the 2023/24 campaign.

In comparison, Rowe, displaying his prowess at just 20 years old, has demonstrated his capabilities on Norwich’s left wing. Despite a history of injuries, this season has been injury-free, allowing him to exhibit his talents consistently under the guidance of manager David Wagner. National team boss Lee Carsley has praised Rowe’s form, emphasizing his impactful presence on the field.

Rowe’s performance stands out remarkably, boasting ten goals from an expected 4.25, showcasing an exceptional overperformance of 5.75, in contrast to Son’s deviation of 4.88 from his expected goals in the Premier League.