Tottenham are reportedly among four Premier League clubs keeping tabs on Palmeiras striker Vitor Roque, with a potential move for the Brazilian being discussed ahead of 2027.

According to Bolavip Brasil, Spurs, Chelsea and Manchester United have joined Everton in making contact with the 21-year-old’s representatives to explore the possibility of a transfer.

Roque’s agent, André Cury, confirmed that there is interest from clubs across Europe, telling the Brazilian outlet: “There are many clubs in Europe interested in Vitor.”

Tottenham have struggled in front of goal this season, with both Dominic Solanke and Omar Marmoush off form.

Palmeiras want at least €50m for Vitor Roque

Any deal would come at a significant cost. Bolavip report that Palmeiras have set a minimum asking price of €50 million, approximately £42 million, for the striker.

The Brazilian club are in a strong negotiating position, with Roque under contract until December 2029. Palmeiras own 80 per cent of his economic rights, while Barcelona retain the remaining 20 per cent of a future sale.

Roque joined Palmeiras from Barcelona in February 2025 for €25.5m after struggling to make an impact in Spain. He quickly rediscovered his scoring touch in Brazil, finishing his first season with 20 goals.

He has scored 10 goals in 40 appearances in 2026, according to Bolavip, although injuries have disrupted his campaign. The forward underwent surgery on his left ankle in May and suffered another ankle injury in October.

For Tottenham, the reported interest is one to watch rather than evidence that a transfer is likely.

Palmeiras’ valuation, Roque’s long contract and competition from three other Premier League clubs could all complicate any attempt to bring him to north London.