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According to TEAMtalk, Tottenham have joined the hunt for Birmingham's in-form hotshot Che Adams, along with a number of other clubs who have taken a keen interest in signing the Championship marksman.

What's the word, then?

Well, Adams is currently enjoying the season of his life right now, and his form has not gone unnoticed.

The 22-year-old has hit 19 goals in 29 Championship starts so far this season, as well as recording three assists, with his form a large reason for Birmingham's unlikely push for the play-off positions - they are just seven points away right now, with plenty more games still left to play.

Spurs' north London rivals Arsenal along with Manchester United have also been credited with an interest in signing the English forward, whilst Burnley and Southampton saw bids rebuffed for Adams in the January window and Celtic and Watford have scouted the goal machine recently (as per The Mirror).

Do Spurs really need Adams?

Given the fact that Mauricio Pochettino hasn't made a single signing over the last two transfer windows, one would only assume that there isn't too much money to spend at the club - the debts from the construction of the new White Hart Lane may also be a contributing factor.

In that respect, the aforementioned TEAMtalk article states that Birmingham want £20m for Adams, which could be a lot for Spurs right now. Is it really worth splashing that much on a player who will only be used as Harry Kane's understudy?

You may argue that Pochettino needs another forward, but we have seen by Heung-min Son's blistering form and Fernando Llorente's resurgence in the absence of Kane that there are plenty of players at the club who can step up in a time of need.

Perhaps any money afforded to Pochettino by Daniel Levy should be spent on a new right-back, as all three of Kyle Walker-Peters, Kieran Trippier and Serge Aurier have failed to nail down a place in the team on a consistent basis.