Burnley striker Danny Ings will decide whether to move to Liverpool or Tottenham in the next 10 days, according to Daily Telegraph.
Ings’ contract expires at the beginning of July, with a number of clubs believed to be interested in the talented goalscorer.
Premier League rules dictate that Burnley would be entitled to compensation from any English team that makes a move and completes a deal for the striker.
And, it is understood that Spurs want to clinch a deal soon and don’t want to risk other teams signing him on a free transfer, submitting a £12m which was accepted by the recently relegated side on Wednesday evening.
Reports now claim that the striker will decide on Spurs or Liverpool, who remain keen to make a move and he will announce his decision in 10-days time.
The striker was the sole positive in a forgettable campaign for Burnley as he managed to grab 11 goals in his maiden Premier League season and was touted regularly for a call up the national side.