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Reckon it will be an obligation with very hard to meet terms. Ie wins cup treble and scores more than 15 goals in all competitions.
David Neres has landed quite well at Napoli so him and Lukaku probably lessen the blow.
He is not a RWF though. In Ange's system he'd be an 8 and up against Sarr, Bergvall, Bentancur, Kulusevski.
Post Southampton rant loading in 3-2-1.
At most £100k plus all you can eat baguettes and an appearance on Squid Games.We could match that.
We can dream. The club can afford some more stars.
He'll contribute I'm sure of that. The fact dortmund are looking to do a deal should make people realise this guy has big potential because they do their due diligence when it comes to identifying a young player.
And also let’s Richy know that time is probably up
It's easy to forget, as he's a bit of a unit, that he's only 21 and is still learning his trade.
It’s no issue if he doesn’t improve - he’ll be a good player in certain set ups and someone will buy him for a price close to what we paid
To summarise he is wary of a dud loan:Postecoglou makes interesting revelation on signing new Spurs left-back
Ange Postecoglou insists that Spurs will not sign a new left-back in January just for the sake of it, despite Destiny Udogie's injury.www.spurs-web.com
Ange Postecoglou on whether Spurs will sign a new left-back
Postecoglou has now remarked that despite Udogie‘s injury, Tottenham will not be opportunistic in signing a left-back who happens to be in the shop window.
The Spurs boss made it clear that any signing would have to be from the list of targets the club had already identified as he only wants players who would be a good fit for his system.
When asked if Tottenham are looking to bring a left-back through the door, Postecoglou told Football.London: “It depends. We’re in a tricky situation where we’ve got – obviously Ben Davies can play left-back as well – so you know we’re in this tricky situation where potentially we could have three very, very good defenders coming back into the fold very, very quickly.
“Obviously, Destiny’s going to be a bit longer, so it’s a bit of a balancing act of how much we can get through. I just don’t want to get it [wrong]. You know, the beauty of bringing in somebody like Toni (Antonin Kisnky) was that he was part of our plans anyway.
“I’m really reluctant just to bring in another body just for the sake of it. It’s got to be somebody who either fits into what we’re doing or he’s going to help us straight away. They’re the kind of criteria we’re looking at.”
