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Transfers Summer 2022 Transfer Thread.

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Unless Gordon can play RWB, Godrey is willing to spend time n the bench I can't see this happen. And there's no way Spurs will spend £50m on Richarlison as he won't be happy to an understudy to Son, Kane and Kulu

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Transfer notebook: West Ham look to reignite push for Rennes defender Nayef Aguerd

Plus: Spurs eye Everton trio, Southampton target Fiorentina keeper and Villa look to extend loan deal
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Spurs eying Richarlison, Gordon and Godfrey​

Tottenham have been closely watching Everton’s survival bid and have an interest in Richarlison, Anthony Gordon and Ben Godfrey ahead of the next window.

Spurs are set to freshen the squad in the summer when Antonio Conte completes his first campaign at the club. Gordon and Godfrey are both homegrown and have played regularly this season, while Richarlison is expected to attract interest from other clubs in the summer.

Steven Bergwijn has spoken of his frustration at a lack of game time and Spurs could listen to offers for the Dutch winger or include him in swap deals. Harry Winks and Lucas Moura are others who could attract interest from other clubs.
 
not a hard one for sterling if its us or Woolwich
Pathfinder said:
www.telegraph.co.uk

Transfer notebook: West Ham look to reignite push for Rennes defender Nayef Aguerd

Plus: Spurs eye Everton trio, Southampton target Fiorentina keeper and Villa look to extend loan deal
www.telegraph.co.uk www.telegraph.co.uk

Spurs eying Richarlison, Gordon and Godfrey​

Tottenham have been closely watching Everton’s survival bid and have an interest in Richarlison, Anthony Gordon and Ben Godfrey ahead of the next window.

Spurs are set to freshen the squad in the summer when Antonio Conte completes his first campaign at the club. Gordon and Godfrey are both homegrown and have played regularly this season, while Richarlison is expected to attract interest from other clubs in the summer.

Steven Bergwijn has spoken of his frustration at a lack of game time and Spurs could listen to offers for the Dutch winger or include him in swap deals. Harry Winks and Lucas Moura are others who could attract interest from other clubs.
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gordon and godfrey yes rich hell no stay away
 
VonnegutBusy said:
The most obviously deal we've all been suggesting since Gio went there.

Gio plus 20m would do nicely. That would leave us spare change to go for another top CB and we would really be set.

De Vrij seems the cheapest option and I'd be happy with that. Not sure we could get P. Torres plus the likes of Bastoni/Skriniar/Gvardiol/Bremer in the same window.

Romero - De Vrij - Pau Torres​
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I think Dier is probably as good as De Vrij. Better on the form of 21/22 season.
 
Pathfinder said:
Unless Gordon can play RWB, Godrey is willing to spend time n the bench I can't see this happen. And there's no way Spurs will spend £50m on Richarlison as he won't be happy to an understudy to Son, Kane and Kulu

www.telegraph.co.uk

Transfer notebook: West Ham look to reignite push for Rennes defender Nayef Aguerd

Plus: Spurs eye Everton trio, Southampton target Fiorentina keeper and Villa look to extend loan deal
www.telegraph.co.uk www.telegraph.co.uk

Spurs eying Richarlison, Gordon and Godfrey​

Tottenham have been closely watching Everton’s survival bid and have an interest in Richarlison, Anthony Gordon and Ben Godfrey ahead of the next window.

Spurs are set to freshen the squad in the summer when Antonio Conte completes his first campaign at the club. Gordon and Godfrey are both homegrown and have played regularly this season, while Richarlison is expected to attract interest from other clubs in the summer.

Steven Bergwijn has spoken of his frustration at a lack of game time and Spurs could listen to offers for the Dutch winger or include him in swap deals. Harry Winks and Lucas Moura are others who could attract interest from other clubs.
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None of that sounds likely. Besides I think Everton will stay up now.
 
Doc said:
I think Dier is probably as good as De Vrij. Better on the form of 21/22 season.
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May well be but I think we need two CB signings this summer given the uncertainty around Rodon/Sanchez/Tanganga.

For all the stick Davies and Dier have received over the years they have both proven to be very competent in a back 3 together under Conte.

We just need to add two more reliable options that so we don't fall to pieces if Romero or Davies get injured.
 
Nabil Bentaleb said:
Sterling for the right price would be phenomenal for us. How could some not rate the guy?
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He's erratic and frustrating (makes really bad decisions) so he's like marmite, essentially. But the fact is he's a top player who produces top numbers every season, works damn hard and is a nightmare for defenders.

I don't believe we'd ever be able to get him, but if we did a Son-Kane-Sterling front 3 would be incredible.
 
Raumdeuterz said:
He's erratic and frustrating (makes really bad decisions) so he's like marmite, essentially. But the fact is he's a top player who produces top numbers every season, works damn hard and is a nightmare for defenders.

I don't believe we'd ever be able to get him, but if we did a Son-Kane-Sterling front 3 would be incredible.
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Sterling is an elite dribbler, and his short passing game is not bad by virtue of being a City player. Which is a world apart from what Son can do. His off the ball movement is decent too.

IF, a big if, he does come, he'll need to sort out his extreme selfishness. We're not interested in fancy twirling just outside the box that goes nowhere.
 
I think I would rather stick with Kulu rather than sterling . Kulu brings a very calm and technical way of playing he plays really smart and that’s what we missed when erikssen was in the front three and if sterling comes
Son has to play on the right side which to me makes no sense
 
VonnegutBusy said:
May well be but I think we need two CB signings this summer given the uncertainty around Rodon/Sanchez/Tanganga.

For all the stick Davies and Dier have received over the years they have both proven to be very competent in a back 3 together under Conte.

We just need to add two more reliable options that so we don't fall to pieces if Romero or Davies get injured.
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I still think Conte likes Dav enough to keep him (done ok when called upon whilst Rom was still out).

Rom / Dier / ???
( Dav / Japh / Davies )

Really don't see us going big on 2 CBs.
 
KaneIsAble said:
Sterling is an elite dribbler, and his short passing game is not bad by virtue of being a City player. Which is a world apart from what Son can do. His off the ball movement is decent too.

IF, a big if, he does come, he'll need to sort out his extreme selfishness. We're not interested in fancy twirling just outside the box that goes nowhere.
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.....Drives me absolutely nuts as an Engjand fan. Another 38 games in a Spurs shirt on top of that would be baaaad for my blood pressure!
 
KaneIsAble said:
Sterling is an elite dribbler, and his short passing game is not bad by virtue of being a City player. Which is a world apart from what Son can do. His off the ball movement is decent too.

IF, a big if, he does come, he'll need to sort out his extreme selfishness. We're not interested in fancy twirling just outside the box that goes nowhere.
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He isn't as bad for City in the selfishness department IMO. The defensive style at England leads wide players with a lot of responsibility to dribble from deep and make something happen. It's why Foden was rubbish, he doesn't suit Southgate's style at all.

Sterling's a great player still in his prime years. 2-3 years ago he was one of the best players in the world let alone the league, dropping silly numbers in the CL/PL. He's got frustrating tendencies though I agree, but it's worth the trade off.
 
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