Report: Tottenham are looking at signing 26-year-old midfielder on a free transfer
The seasoned midfielder is expected to leave on a free transfer this summer, even if Enzo Maresca’s team appears to be headed for an immediate comeback.
Tottenham alert to Wilfried Ndidi situation
Ndidi, according to HITC, appears certain to depart King Power Stadium regardless of whether Leicester succeeds in gaining promotion.
The Nigeran international is reportedly attracting interest from Saudi Pro League teams, but this summer he will get the opportunity to play English football.
One among the teams reportedly monitoring the 27-year-old’s circumstances in front of the transfer window is Tottenham. The Lilywhites are not alone, though, as it is also rumoured that teams like Aston Villa, Newcastle, Brighton, and Wolves are considering a move for Ndidi.
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Tottenham is anticipated to be looking for a number six, but it is reasonable to assume that the team will consider players of a higher calibre than Ndidi. The Leicester player
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Considering how flat things felt at White Hart Lane once Antonio Conte had jumped ship, Ange Postecoglou has done an amazing job of getting Tottenham back into the Premier League’s top five whilst playing some of the best football seen for years. The Australian is clearly a no-nonsense operator who knows what he wants and doesn’t appear to deal in small talk and ‘what ifs.’ His singular vision to make Spurs successful looks to have had a galvanising effect on both the players and the supporters. The latter would be forgiven for thinking that getting the old Celtic boss in was just another Daniel Levy move to save a bit of money, however, it’s proved to be a masterstroke.
three hours priorIt was evident that the fans knew they had the perfect man for the job even before the 2023–24 season had seen six games played.
With only a few of games to play there’s a very real prospect that Tottenham will be a Champions League team next season, and it could be part of the reason why his decisions don’t appear to have been questioned.
Timo Werner hasn’t exactly been one of the club’s outstanding players in Postecoglou’s first few months, but there have been a lot of them.
Although the Chelsea bust has displayed some talent, it would be an exaggeration to suggest that he has been outstanding. It’s possible that some eyebrows were raised when the boss asked him to come in—possibly to perform a task.
Anyway, Danny Murphy appears to believe Spurs should stay away from the £165,000 per week (Capology) man, as quoted by The Boy Hotspur during his appearance on Match of the Day.
Danny Murphy thinks Tottenham should steer clear of Werner
“I believe there are better options available based on your budget and priorities,” he remarked.
“He’s done alright, and I believe it was a terrific gap filler. However, you want your widemen to score more goals. I don’t think he gets enough points.