‘Madness at night’: Spanish journalist has dramatic transfer update for Tottenham fans overnight
‘Madness at night’: Spanish journalist has dramatic transfer update for Tottenham fans overnight
Prior to the deadline on Friday, Ange Postecoglou is eager to strengthen his assault. After losing Harry Kane, they want more firepower, and Fati’s relocation to North London was hotly rumored.
Earlier today, Tottenham received some unfavorable news from Spanish writer Helena Condis Edo.
Tottenham set to miss out on Barcelona’s Ansu Fati to Brighton
When it was revealed yesterday that Tottenham are interested in signing Ansu Fati and had spoken to Barcelona about a loan move, it came as a bit of a surprise.
The Spaniard, who was once dubbed “the new Lionel Messi,” is a gifted player. He had the potential to be absolutely elite, and Ange Postecoglou would have been a good fit for him.
In a spectacular change of events last night, Roberto De Zerbi’s Brighton swooped in to shatter Spurs’ hearts despite the fact that all indications yesterday pointed toward a move to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Overnight, Spanish writer Helena Condis Edo stated that Fati initially believed he was going to sign with Tottenham, but is now likely to sign with Brighton.
She wrote: “Madness at night! When Ansu thought he had done it with Tottenham less than 2 hours ago… Now the situation changes and it is very close to Brighton. Almost done.”
Fabrizio Romano backed that claim and declared his ‘here we go‘ just moments later.
This is unfortunate for Tottenham, but Ansu Fati is a fantastic addition for Brighton.
Even though Roberto De Zerbi currently has a good team at his disposal, if this trade is approved, they will soon get even better.
Fati hasn’t had much luck at Barcelona over the past 12 months, but we are confident that under a manager like De Zerbi, he will do much better.
Although it isn’t finished yet, it appears to be very, very close to being.
In a related development:
‘FANTASTIC FOR SPURS’: SKY PUNDIT SAYS TOTTENHAM ABOUT TO SIGN ‘ONE OF THE QUICKEST PLAYERS’
Brennan Johnson is ‘one of the quickest players’ in the Premier League, according to the former midfielder.
There is a good chance the Nottingham Forest player will leave his hometown club before the transfer deadline, according to Ambrose, who recently told The Transfer Show on Sky Sports that the potential transfer cost of £50 million on his head “isn’t a lot of money” in the footballing world.
Tottenham was eliminated from the League Cup on Tuesday by Fulham despite having a positive and undefeated start to the current Premier League season.
That has soured the atmosphere in the Spurs camp, but that would undoubtedly improve if a few players were added before Friday’s deadline for transfers.
Ambrose was excited to learn that Johnson might be joining the Spurs because he also mentioned that he played with the 22-year-old’s father.
“I really like Brennan Johnson,” Ambrose stated. “He is amazing, in my opinion. He’s just 22. At Ipswich, I did play with David, his father. That really makes me feel really ancient.
He’ll be angry with me for saying this. However, I believe Brennan is a greater player than his father, who was a great player.
But look at his pace. He has to be among the Premier League’s quickest players. He doesn’t replace Harry Kane in a like-for-like manner. We are aware of that.
He like to play wide. However, I believe you may work him into the position of number nine. To claim that £50 million is a little sum of money is careless. It’s not much, though, in the chaotic world of football. This would be a great acquisition for Spurs, in my opinion.
Johnson would thrive at Spurs
Johnson is a player who would flourish in Postecoglou’s new attacking system and help raise a side that has had a promising start to the new season.
Additionally, it puts pressure on guys like Richarlison because there have been rumors that he didn’t want to start Tuesday’s match against Fulham.
However, it gives a side that believes they can dominate everyone in the Premier League more quality in the forward areas.