Tottenham's hunt for a commanding centre-back could bring them back into contact with Kim Min-jae, according to TeamTalk, with Bayern Munich reportedly open to selling the South Korean defender.
The report suggests Spurs are among the clubs monitoring the situation as Bayern weigh up their options regarding Kim's future, with the German champions said to be willing to let him leave under the right circumstances.
Kim arrived at Bayern following a standout spell at Napoli, where he played a key role in the Serie A side's title triumph, but his time in Bavaria has reportedly not gone entirely to plan, prompting the club's apparent reassessment of his position in the squad.
For Tottenham, strengthening at centre-back remains a priority, and Kim's profile — physical, experienced at the highest level, and proven in a title-winning side — would tick plenty of boxes if a deal were to materialise.
As EPL Index note via TeamTalk, this remains speculation for now rather than an advanced negotiation, with Bayern's willingness to sell still said to be the key factor determining whether a move gathers pace in the coming months.