The Spanish striker was last season's Primera Liga top
scorer, with his 27 league goals for former club Real Mallorca
helping them finish a very respectable seventh in last season's La
Liga.
He moved during the summer to Fenerbahce to join up with former
Spain coach Luis Aragones, but has since failed to settle in at the
Turkish club, and may now be tempted by the new revolution at Spurs
since Redknapp's arrival.
Spurs are currently attempting to re-build their strikeforce after
losing Dimitar Berbatov and Robbie Keane during the summer and
Guiza seems to be on Redknapp's shopping list.
Redknapp is also reportedly watching Ligue 1 pair Fernando
Cavenaghi of Bordeaux as well as Rennes' Jimmy Briand, and these
could well make the step up to the Premier League.
Guiza, who scored for Fenerbahce in their recent Champions League
group game against Arsenal, would go a long way in making up for
the loss of Berbatov and Keane, with his skill and natural eye for
goal seeing him impress for Real Mallorca last season and be a part
of Spain's Euro 2008-winning campaign.
Redknapp could be set for a £9m bid for the 27-year-old striker in
January, but has been told already by club chairman Daniel Levy
that his funds will be limited due to the credit crunch.