Tottenham open talks to sign Inter Milan star Yann Bisseck
TEAMtalk reports that Tottenham Hotspur has begun negotiations to recruit Yann Bisseck, a star for Inter Milan.
Prior to the current season, the German joined the Nerazzurri from Danish team AGF and has been used as a rotating option. However, whenever he has had the opportunity, he has given it his all. Last season, he helped his team win the Scudetto.
He has been assisting his team in defending their championship this season, and they have advanced to the Champions League semifinals. To guarantee their spot in the final, the Italian powerhouses will face Barcelona over the course of the two legs.
The defender was called up by Julian Nagelsmann to the German side during the March international break after his recent impressive performances for Inter.
Tottenham has reportedly expressed interest in signing Bisseck and has already initiated discussions to learn more about the specifics of doing so, according to TEAMtalk.
Given that his current contract is slated to expire in 2029, Inter is prepared to cash in on him and is seeking at least £30 million. They will not, however, authorise his departure before to the Club World Cup.
Bisseck to Tottenham
Tottenham is not the only team interested in him; West Ham United, AFC Bournemouth, and Everton are also preparing an attack.
Spurs have conceded 51 goals in 33 Premier League games this season due to defensive weaknesses. In order to solve this problem, they plan to sign a new centre-back this summer.
Ben Davies is scheduled to depart as a free agent at the end of this season when his current deal expires, and Cristian Romero has been linked to leaving the team.
At six feet five inches tall, Bisseck is agile, strong, adept in the air, at ease playing out of the back, and effective when it comes to defence. He is therefore physically capable of playing in the Premier League.
If Tottenham were to hire the outstanding 24-year-old, he might prove to be a valuable addition. In the next transfer window, it will be intriguing to see if the North London team will finally take a firm step to entice him away from the Giuseppe Meazza Stadium.
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Title-winning manager would love to join Tottenham, Levy is fully aware – journalist
As the under-pressure Ange Postecoglou confronts an extremely unclear future at the club, chairman Daniel Levy is aware that one title-winning manager is apparently in love with the thought of a possible switch to Tottenham Hotspur.
Managers linked with potential vacant Tottenham job
It is widely assumed that Levy might still leave Postecoglou at the conclusion of the season, regardless of Spurs’ Europa League participation (Matt Law).
Postecoglou is facing the prospect of an undesirable record on his résumé as Tottenham is only one game away from matching their highest amount of losses in a Premier League season. They also have a difficult trip to Anfield coming up.
Liverpool’s victory over Spurs on Merseyside this weekend might ultimately crown them champions, therefore it’s likely that Arne Slot’s team will throw caution to the wind against a weak Lilywhites team that has also dropped four of their past five top flight games.
| Tottenham’s next five Premier League fixtures | Date |
|---|---|
| Liverpool (away) | April 27th |
| West Ham (away) | May 3rd |
| Crystal Palace (home) | May 10th |
| Aston Villa (away) | May 18th |
| Brighton (home) | May 25th |
After a lacklustre domestic campaign, Postecoglou’s salvation is in Europe, where the Australian has the opportunity to create history by leading Spurs to their first major trophy since their 2008 League Cup victory under Juande Ramos.
The focus is already shifting to the potential successor of the former Celtic manager in N17, though, as winning the competition does not even ensure that Postecoglou would remain in his position for the upcoming campaign.
In recent weeks, Andoni Iraola of Bournemouth, Marco Silva of Fulham, Oliver Glasner of Crystal Palace, and Thomas Frank of Brentford have all been linked, while Fabrizio Romano has revealed that Tottenham likes Simone Inzaghi, the manager of Inter Milan.
The Mail also reported earlier this week that Burnley manager Scott Parker had some supporters at Spurs, although the return of former fan favoriteMauricio Pochettino would be arguably the most exciting addition.
You could say that the north Londoners haven’t had the same level of consistency since Pochettino left, despite the fact that the Argentine had a brilliant time as Tottenham’s manager from 2014 to 2019, which includes an incredible run to the Champions League final in 2019.
Mauricio Pochettino would “love” to return to Tottenham
Journalist Graeme Bailey has stated for The Boot Room that Pochettino hasn’t fully adapted to his first international position as manager of the United States national team, which is getting ready to co-host the 2026 World Cup.
On the other hand, Levy is reportedly “aware” that Pochettino would “love” to rejoin Tottenham if he were to leave the United States. The 53-year-old would also be Levy’s first pick to take Postecoglou’s post because of their tight contact and connection.
Pochettino is reportedly under pressure following a run of disappointing performances with the USA, and Levy is considering him as a possible Postecoglou replacement.
The former manager of Southampton, Chelsea, and PSG won a Ligue 1 championship with the latter, and it looks like Spurs are considering three trophy-winning managers, Glasner and Inzaghi being the other two.
