Turkish outlet Sabah claims that the 25-year-old has attracted interest fromthe Premier League side after starting the 2019/20 campaign in good form.Tottenhamweren’t alone in tracking the striker’s progress, though, as Lazio, Fiorentina and Napoli also sent scouts to watch Muriqi score during Kosovo’s 2-1 win over the Czech Republic.It was his second goal of the international break, after also hitting the target in a 3-2 win away to Bulgaria on Friday.However, the report warns that Fenerbahce are unlikely to let the striker go without a fight in January and will hold out for a large bid.Muriqi only arrived at the Istanbul giants this summer from Caykur Rizespor for €3.5 million but has settled quickly byscoring twice in the opening three Super Lig games of the season.NOW READ...TALISMANIC9 players who've been far better for their country than clubsRANKED!The 15 best England football shirts of all-time
