i hold my hands up on that, both class signings
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Transfers Summer 2022 Transfer Thread.
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In order of priority we need a top quality:
RB
LB
LCB
CM
I think the players we have would make good backup/bench positions. Do need to sell some players, the obvious ones being Emerson, Lo Celso and Ndombele. Need to recoup as much money as possible from those players. I think Tanganga, Sessengon and Wink should go on loan. Gil and Sarr can come back and keep the rest of the players we have on loan out, unless we can get some money for them.
I see a very busy summer coming up. Hopefully we break the trend and get everyone in nice and early
RB
LB
LCB
CM
I think the players we have would make good backup/bench positions. Do need to sell some players, the obvious ones being Emerson, Lo Celso and Ndombele. Need to recoup as much money as possible from those players. I think Tanganga, Sessengon and Wink should go on loan. Gil and Sarr can come back and keep the rest of the players we have on loan out, unless we can get some money for them.
I see a very busy summer coming up. Hopefully we break the trend and get everyone in nice and early
Richarlison wouldn't come
We can't have Lucas Moura as our 4th choice attacker and compete without insane injury luck.
We have Berg, Moura and hopefully Gil coming back. Not exactly world beaters but enough depth there that I think we should focus on other positions.
Paratici has had a lot of crap but he deserves massive credit for those 2 and Romero.
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Tottenham shock contenders for free Carlos Tevez transfer with Man Utd icon, 38, to visit training ground NEXT WEEK
CARLOS TEVEZ will visit former coach Antonio Conte at Tottenham next week in a potential return to the Premier League, say reports.
- Alex Cole
- 10:14, 9 Apr 2022
- Updated: 10:39, 9 Apr 2022
The 38-year-old has been without a club since leaving Boca Juniors in July, but has NOT officially retired from football.
The Argentinian sparked rumours of a transfer to AC Milan after being pictured embracing manager Stefano Pioli and Paulo Maldini.
And now Corriere dello Sport claim that the former West Ham striker will continue his European tour with a trip to Spurs.
Tevez will "reunite" with Conte, who managed him at Juventus in 2013-14.
He will likely join up with the coaching staff at the Hotspur Way training ground in the build up to next weekend's clash with Brighton.
The trip to AC Milan's Milanello base isn't the only visit he has made in recent days.
Tevez attended Inter Milan AND Juventus' headquarters this week, and was also in the stands for the clash between the two teams on Sunday at the Allianz Stadium.
The 76-cap international has previously been linked with a switch to the MLS, but has now seemingly opened the door to a move to Europe.
DC United, Wayne Rooney's old club, offered the ex-Manchester United star a return to football.
They said a move was '25 per cent' likely to happen, and hinged on whether the club and Tevez could thrash out an agreement over a financial package.
Fellow MLS teams Minnesota United and Orlando City were also interested in a move for the free agent.
That doesn't look to have been agreed as the hot shot wanders across Italian practice facilities.
Tevez 'set to visit Conte over potential shock move to Tottenham'
The 38-year-old who previously played for West Ham , Manchester United and Man City , has not been in the Premier League since leaving the Etihad back in 2013.www.dailymail.co.uk
Could Carlos Tevez make a shock move to Tottenham? Former Man United and City star 'is set to visit Spurs' training ground to meet former manager Antonio Conte over potential return to England'
By KIERAN LYNCH FOR MAILONLINE
- Carlos Tevez has met a number of Italian sides including AC Milan recently
- The 38-year-old is now set to meet Tottenham manager Antonio Conte
- Tevez is without a club after leaving Boca Juniors back in July last year
- The Argentine forward has been linked with a stunning Premier League return
PUBLISHED: 11:19 BST, 9 April 2022 | UPDATED: 11:53 BST, 9 April 2022
Carlos Tevez is reportedly set to visit Antonio Conte at Tottenham's training ground next week over a potential shock return to the Premier League.
The 38-year-old who previously played for West Ham, Manchester United and Man City, has not been in the Premier League since leaving the Etihad back in 2013.
He has been without a club since leaving Boca Juniors back in July though he has not officially retired from football.
Italian publication Corriere dello Sport, as per The Sun, have now reported that Tevez will meet Conte and his coaching staff at Hotspur Way training ground next week.
It was the Tottenham manager who signed Tevez from Manchester City for Juventus back in the summer of 2013.
Tottenham won't be the first side that Tevez has gone and visited in recent weeks.
He sparked rumours of a move to AC Milan after he was seen embracing manager Stefano Pioli and club legend Paulo Maldini at the club's training ground.
Tevez has also visited his former side Juventus as well as the reigning Serie A champions Inter Milan.
The player has also been linked with a move to the MLS, though he has seemingly opened the door for a move to a European side as he reaches the end of his career.
DC United, offered Tevez a return to football with a move hinging on whether the two parties could reach an agreement over a financial package.
Fellow MLS teams Minnesota United and Orlando City were also interested in a move for the free agent.
Tottenham previously attempted to sign Tevez from Man City back in 2012.
Then manager Harry Redknapp said at the time: 'I said to the chairman 'can you get me Carlos Tevez?'
'Daniel (Levy) made some enquiries, but it wasn't doable. If he could have done it, he would have.
'He (Levy) would have loved Tevez, but it wasn't possible because his wages are £200,000 a week. It's not possible at Tottenham to buy him.'
Tevez made over 200 Premier League appearances during his time in England, scoring 84 goals in the top flight.
He made 113 appearances during his second stint at Boca Juniors, before the two parties mutually agreed to terminate his deal.
You know you are allowed to be selective about what you do and don't post...... You don't have to post EVERY bit of gash with Spurs tagged on it.
But it's fun to see Spurs fans' reactions at times
Mbappe as backup for Son if Stevie leaves and Haaland as backup for Kane for the League cup games also.
Not even close to good to compete for the title.
Okay I was being a bit hyperbolic; it's hard to compete for the title because City/Liverpool have teams that are arguably all time greats.
But you can't deny that buying those 5 players I listed would get us arguably our greatest team in 50 years.
Here I was thinking we put out some shite merchandiseLog off, Iggy..... It's bath-time.
TBF, that scummy logo takes anything down a notch or 5.
Wanker. Absolute fucking nonsensical dross.
The order of priority IMO is
LCB
CB
It doesn't bear thinking about losing either Romero or Dier to injury.
Strange decision to play Royal today so it could be Conte will persevere with him next season.
So next on the list are MFs. Eriksen and another.
We won't be swapping Sess and may only possibly swap Reggie if we get a great offer.
We have a superb front 3 and excellent alternatives with Berg and Lucas but will they both be happy to be reserves? Could be at least one of them goes and a decent replacement would be Mr Bale.
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