Does This Transfer Window Have Anything Else in Store for Spurs?

It appears that last season’s thrilling battle on the fields on the Champions League has whetted Daniel Levy’s appetite for world-class players who, naturally, cost a hefty sum of money.

A record-breaking £55m signing of Tangyu Ndombele from Lyon is definitely a parade of generosity from the club owner, who, we believe, sincerely wishes that his beloved Spurs would make that last step further towards realizing the yearned-after dream of lifting either a domestic or European silverware.

The Ndombele deal is sealed. What’s next?

And that is definitely unattainable without smashing transfer records and cementing the midfield with one of the most promising young footballers in the world. Seems that Levy has finally decided to break into the ranks of the Premier League’s top three for good. The signings of Lucas Moura and Davidson Sanchez had laid the groundwork for this vastly ambitious plan, but the Tottenham’s final position in the League table showed that Spurs are still one step – or a few costly signings – too short.  

However, it is quite evident that Ndombele alone won’t guarantee the much-needed breakthrough, just like the fact that such substantial spendings should be partially compensated by selling some players, even if they are fans favourites. So, this summer transfer window promises to continue being sizzling hot for Tottenham, and it is right about time to speculate about the possible new arrivals and farewells, or go here and enjoy yourselves while keeping an eye on the unfolding events .

A French summer romance

Levy must have some discounts for airline tickets to Lyon since it has become known that Tottenham will welcome another member of the French side, though this one won’t be appearing on the pitch. Rumour has it that Spurs are bringing Florian Maurice onboard, who works as the Head of Scouting for Les Gones. However, the French are also capable of doing some back-stabbing as the news has surfaced that Joachim Andersen, an ultra-promising central defender from Denmark, is likely to reject the offer from Tottenham and join Lyon instead.

The departure of Eriksen

However, the current jolly moments may turn sour when Christian Eriksen leaves London, taking a flight to Madrid. The attacking midfielder has already voiced his desire for a ‘new challenge’, so it should be only a matter of time before we see him in the ‘another’ white jersey. The move can potentially cost Los Blancos around £70, so well easily compensate for splashing out on Ndombele and even have some money left to buy a pint and a bag of crisps.

Draining down the defense

That is, of course, if the management won’t pursue signing Ryan Sessegnon from the relegated Fulham, as well as Giovani Lo Celso, the young Argentinian prospect from Real Betis. In that case, Danny Rose may fall victim to the club’s spending spree, which will definitely cause the uproar among the fans.     

Kieran Trippier is also one of the candidates for leaving the team, given that his candidacy has aroused some interest from Serie A. Pochettino has placed a price tag of £25 on the right-back which could be a bit stiff, given that he had a difficult last season.

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