Report: A transfer across London could benefit both Spurs and bitter rivals
Football Insider reports Mauricio Pochettino opens door for Trevor Chalobah to leave Chelsea, deal could be beneficial for both Spurs and Blues despite bitter rivalry between the two sides It was reported.
Chelsea are said to be interested in raising funds through a January sale, with Tottenham and Bayern Munich both eyeing the centre-back.
Football Insider recently revealed that the same three centre-backs who were on Tottenham’s shortlist this summer remain the north London club’s top targets ahead of the January transfer window did.
In recent weeks, multiple media outlets have reported that signing Ange Postecoglou and a centre-back in January is a top priority.
This includes GiveMeSport’s Oct 26 update, which names Lloyd Kelly, Trevor Chalobah, Mark Gehi and Ko Itakura as top targets for the Lilywhites.
Last week, 90 Min also backed Tottenham’s interest in Kelly and Charova, confirming that Tosin Adarabioyo and Uruguayan sensation Sebastian Caceres are also on the club’s radar.
Tottenham are as yet checking Trevoh Chalobah out
In any case, Football Insider have now guaranteed that Postecoglou’s men are as yet taking a gander at similar three community backs they did in the late spring, which incorporates Adarabioyo and Kelly.
The report adds that the other player that Spikes are looking at is Bayer Leverkusen’s Edmond Tapsoba, who was supposedly their main objective before they marked Micky van de Ven.
The distribution charges that despite the fact that Tapsoba marked another drawn out agreement at the Sound Field in June, Tottenham have not surrendered any desire for getting the Burkina Faso worldwide’s administrations.
I really do contemplate whether the injury to Van de Ven (which seems as though a drawn out one) would affect which focus back Prods seek after in January.
The club could have maybe been inclining towards marking a reinforcement choice like Adarabioyo yet may now understand the significance of expenditure essentially on another somewhat huge name like Tapsoba or Guehi.