Tottenham Hotspur They held “concrete conversations” to sign “Monster” of £ 20m “Monster”, said Sky Sports journalist.
Tottenham qualified for the Europa League last 16 with a victory over Elfsborg
Ange postecoglouThe side returned in the winning ways on Thursday night at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, and the young men Dane Scarlett, Damola Ajayi and Mikey Moore achieved a 3-0 Europe win in Elfsborg to book their place in the last 16.
Talking after winning, Postecoglou said: “Tonight is” made in Tottenham. It’s great for the club and I’m sure there are coaches and players of the Academy who won’t sleep because they are quite excited. We come a big week and we have to try to control our players and try to protect them.
“Somehow we knew that tonight we would have to rely on some young players and up to this campaign to be honest. I thought they got up really well. The whole group was playing well, but some young boys would need to make influence, not Only three goalkeepers.
“We also had several 18-year-olds who still drove us. So it’s a great night for the club and something that the whole academy should be proud of.”
Attention is now turning back Premier league and the transfer market, with the deadline for a quick deadline on Monday night.
So far, the Spurs have only brought one new player to goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky, although Postecoglou admitted that he could do more because of the pure number of injuries in the team.
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Bayern Munich striker Mathys Tel was strongly associated with a permanent transfer of big money to northern London, with A Verbal EUR 60 million Agreement that is reached and eliminates conversations. Since then it is claimed to be Tel won’t join the spurs And he informed them of their decision, according to Fabrizio Romano, but the other striker was interested in Spurs, though for a summer window.
Tottenham holds “concrete conversations” to sign Tzimas – Sky Sports
According to Sky Sports journalist Floriana Plettenberg in the last 48 hours, Tottenham has held “concrete conversations” to sign Stefanos Tzimas, who is currently playing in the 1st FC Nurnberg.
Any transfer would cost around € 25 million (£ 21m) in the summer, and top -notch Aston Villa rivals are also talking to the attacker. However, Brighton & Hove Albion is running a race for Tzimas at the moment.
Tzimas, described as “monster“, He is currently on loan to Nurnberg from PAOK, but the German side plan is activated by a permanent transfer for 18 million euros before he has potentially sold teenagers immediately.
The Greek striker was impressive during the 2024/25 campaign, scoring 10 goals in 17 appearances in all competitions. This resulted in the praise of a German football expert Tobias Krogerwho compared Tzimas to Benjama’s session.
“It reminds me a lot about Benjamin Susk. He has a truly interesting package for the attacker: he is good in the air, but also fast for his height. He is good at running out of open spaces, but also clinical in situations with one VS with a guarantee. His. His. His. is a toy game also very good.
