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Because it comes off as a player that Levy has offered to his last 2 managers regardless of the styles of football they play.

Some people have very legitimate concerns about him pressing and his injuries. Especially for the money it will take to sign him.

This is honestly just you projecting your insecurities, you probably still have PTSD from Conte's reign.

It's okay chill out.
 
Ian Walker, Nicky Barmby, Mark Falco, Steve Perryman, Mickey Hazard and David Howells also came through the youth team. They weren't all exceptional talents but they all became established first-teamers for multiple seasons and one of them even went on to be our longest serving player.

All from an era before the foreign invasion really. Even when Judas was a regulator, teams were limited to 3 foreigners.
After that, the number of academy players breaking through into the first team fell off a cliff at most clubs.
 


Following a season-long spell at Tottenham Hotspur, Barcelona defender Clément Lenglet is ‘in no man’s land’.


That’s written by Spanish outlet Marca, who claim the 28-year-old is ‘waiting for news’ on his future.

Last week, Tottenham announced the end of his loan at the club, not leaving any signs that they’d make a move for his permanent stay.

In his season with Spurs, Lenglet made 35 appearances, and was a starter in most of their Premier League campaign.

Barcelona don’t have big plans for him, and haven’t even contacted the player or his representative about his future.
Now even though Tottenham made it look like they aren’t keeping him, Marca says ‘some think’ this is just a ‘strategy’ from Spurs.

The London side could be pretending not to want the player, to move ‘later’, even though there’ll be big changes at the club which make it impossible to predict.

Last week, the Catalan media had been saying that Tottenham’s intention was to pay a ‘minimum fee’, so pretending they don’t want him may indeed be a plan for that.
 
I like this link, in as much as he's the type of profile we should at least have on lists, even if not at the top of them.

Busy little fucker who can play football too. Lacks a bit of physicality, but is tenacious, dynamic and technically decent.

Lyon have got to sell this summer too, as they are financially fucked to the tune of 120m Euro.

Edit
This is another guy in the same profile worth being on that list:

Wish we had as many really good midfielders and centrebacks that France knock out
 
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Spence,Dorrington(if ready) Devine and Perisic(as a forward) to be extra competition.

New CB needs to be the best we can get. And possibly one more or maybe Royal(RCB) and Davies(LCB) could cover in extreme cases.

I put Lenglet in but not particularly a fan but if we getting rid of so many at the back would make sense to have some familiarity and wouldn't be surprised if we signed him as cheap option.

Maddison could also be an option on either wing if needed same applies to Kulu as maybe an 8.

There would be no home-grown issues or registering this squad

There will probably be crys about our abilily to press from the front but coaching can go along with this and most of our forwards are quick enough to close the distance. Also issues regarding Kane and Sons futures will need to be addressed next season 100%.

With our financial capabilities and money raised from sales this should easily be achievable.
 
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