Tottenham Hotspur

Spurs set to sell a £42 million sensation to buy desired top target, according to a journalist.

Ange Postecoglou has made significant additions to Tottenham Hotspur’s roster as he attempts to resurrect the team.

And it doesn’t appear that Tottenham is over just yet. Spurs continue to appear active in the transfer market with a little more than a week left.

Dean Jones has now shed light on Tottenham’s efforts to sign a player who is regarded as “one of the country’s finest center-halves.”

 

Tosin Adarabioyo of Fulham has recently been linked to Spurs.

Tottenham are presently “still in the conversation” to sign the 25-year-old, Jones has just informed our staff.

He asserts that Spurs are trying to get rid of Davinson Sanchez so they can subsequently sign Adarabioyo.

‘Midfield effect’

The Ligue 1 teams Monaco, who also covet Fulham’s star player, and Rennes are reportedly interested in the Colombian international.

According to Jones, if Sanchez does make a move, it will be easier for Tottenham to rapidly sign Adarabioyo.

“They are still in talks to sign Tosin Adarabioyo this week,” he said. “The next central defender signing continues to raise interest.”

“I believe that a factor in why this hasn’t happened yet is the cascading impact that would result from selling Davinson Sanchez for £40 million.

He is being prepared for a move to France, with Rennes the most likely destination. Monaco has also shown interest, and that same club is also keen on Tosin, a player who is 6 feet 5 inches tall.

“From what I understand of the current scenario, the agents involved in that trade may still arrange things so that, should Sanchez transfer to Ligue 1, it would completely allow Tosin to take his spot in the Spurs team.

That’s the situation that has been described to me, so over the course of the next few days, we’ll see if it plays out that way.

As the transfer window draws to a close, this is where the domino effect really starts to take hold.

Spurs have completed the majority of their acquisitions, but like the majority of other teams, they must now look to unload players in order to make room for new acquisitions.

This is done in order to keep their squad from growing too large and to adhere to FFP.

Sanchez seems to be the defensive player that Spurs are most likely to deal, and there appears to be interest in him.

It’s encouraging to hear that Tottenham might be able to sign Adarabioyo swiftly if that transaction takes off.

The Fulham star is ‘one of the country’s top center-halves who is growing better and better,’ according to Justin Allen of The Sun.

The competition for Tottenham’s two center defensive positions could soon include Romero, Van de Ven, and Adarabioyo. That would be a completely effective defense.

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