Tottenham could put €35m ace ‘on the table’ as a ‘bargaining chip’ to sign 27-year-old
Tottenham Hotspur have been linked with a move for the Inter Milan defender Denzel Dumfries.
The 27-year-old Inter Milan defender is not yet in the process of renewing his contract with the Italian team, which runs until the summer of 2025. Naturally, there has been a lot of conjecture about his future, and according to a report from Inter Live, Tottenham may try to sign him.
The North London team is reportedly eager to recruit the Dutch international defender, and Emerson Royal may be included in the transaction. According to the report, they might place the 27-year-old Inter Milan defender “on the table” as a “bargaining chip” in order to sign him, as the defender is reportedly valued at €35 million.
Whether Inter Milan is willing to accept such an offer is still to be seen. Dumfries has demonstrated his worth to his nation and club. Without a doubt, Tottenham could find him to be a valuable addition as well.
Dumfries may challenge Pedro Porro, the Premier League team’s first choice at right back, for the starting spot.
Players will get better when they compete for spots, and Spurs’ team will also get better. It is unclear if Tottenham will be able to sign the 27-year-old Dutchman in the upcoming months. He has previously been linked to a move to the Premier League.
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After Tottenham’s spirited 3-3 draw with Manchester City, Graham Roberts is certain that Ange Postecoglou is the best player to lead the team into the future.
Before the Spurs traveled to the Etihad Stadium, a number of commentators advised Postecoglou to adopt a more practical strategy, warning that his team would be destroyed if he continued with his preferred high-risk, attacking style (BBC Sport).
Nonetheless, the Australian made it apparent prior to the match that he will not alter his strategies despite Spurs’ absence of multiple important players (Football.London).
For a large portion of Sunday’s first half, it appeared as though the dire forecasts would come true since Tottenham continued to give the ball away in their third and City was all over the opposition like a rash.
Spurs, on the other hand, started the second half with far greater intent, effectively playing out of the back and piling on the bodies.
The away team earned their just desserts as they twice overcame a goal deficit to tie the score and stop a three-game losing streak.
Roberts impressed with Emerson, Davies and Ange
Roberts said that Tottenham’s performance shows how much the players have embraced Postecoglou’s coaching style.
The former captain of Tottenham saved special admiration for Emerson Royal and Ben Davies, who were playing center defense.
Without a sure, if we had chosen to defend deep with eleven men behind the ball, we would have lost this game badly. Postecoglou was correct when he said that going forward and scoring goals is our best opportunity of taking something away from this game.