Joe Rodon, a defender for Tottenham who is presently on loan at Leeds United in the Championship, is eager to join the team permanently should Leeds win promotion to the Premier League.
The Welsh centre back arrived at Elland Road on loan last summer, and he has been loving every minute of it.
Rodon is keen to leave Tottenham if his current team, Leeds United, is able to get promoted to the Premier League, according to Football Insider.
The future seems bright for Daniel Farke’s team as Leeds aims for a Premier League berth.
According to the article, in order to enable Rodon’s departure during the summer transfer window, Spurs are reportedly looking for a transfer fee between £10 and $15 million.
The club is reportedly eager to cash in on the player who is no longer in the Ange plans, according to a prior report.
In the summer, Spurs signed Radu Dragusin, and in January, they added Micky van de Ven. Lloyd Kelly of Bournemouth is one of the names connected to the club, according to other reports that they are eager to buy another defender in the impending summer transfer window.
All parties would profit from Rodon’s possible transfer if Leeds were to win promotion; it would enable Spurs to cash in on an extra player while giving Leeds a dependable defensive option.
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Report: Tottenham launch stunning bid for 26-year-old with 16 goals and 21 assists
Tottenham Hotspur is still active in the market and has already made an offer for one of their preferred players, even though the winter transfer season has just closed.
Unexpectedly, it was revealed that Spurs had submitted a bid for Frenkie de Jong, the outstanding midfield player for Barcelona.
According to sources from Jijantes, a publication run by renowned Spanish writer Gerard Romero, the Catalan team has been presented with a four-year contract proposal for the central midfield player, coupled with an offer from the Lilywhites for approximately €60 million, including add-ons.
De Jong will receive a salary in North London that is comparable to his at Barca, provided he meets certain requirements.
Many were surprised to hear the news because Tottenham was thought to be the Premier League team least likely to pursue the Dutchman.
The 26-year-old’s contract with Blaugranas, which is set to end on June 30, 2026, still has more than two years left on it.
In the summer of 2019, Barcelona paid a significant €86 million transfer fee to Ajax to acquire De Jong. The player moved to Camp Nou despite offers from Manchester United, Manchester City, and Paris Saint-Germain.
Since coming, he has been a mainstay for the La Liga team, appearing in 206 games for Barca in all competitions and chipping in with 16 goals and 21 assists.
The young Swedish phenom Lucas Bergvall was acquired by Spurs on the deadline day of last month, coincidentally signing him before Blaugranas, demonstrating the unpredictable nature of the team’s recent transfer activity.
He would undoubtedly be a big addition for the team, yet we are unsure how credible these rumours are.
