All the latest Tottenham Hotspur news and transfer gossip including updates on Daniel Levy’s £50m plan to sign Conor Gallagher, Harry Kane and Vitor Roque
Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg could become Tottenham’s second summer departure with the midfielder strongly linked to Atletico Madrid. Harry Winks has already left the club to complete a £10million move to Leicester and Hojbjerg could be the next man to depart with Ange Postecoglou making his transfer plans clear.
football.london understands Tottenham hold an interest in Chelsea star Conor Gallagher who is expected to exit Stamford Bridge this summer
Now, The Telegraph
are reporting that Spurs are eyeing Gallagher to replace Hojbjerg in a transfer that could cost up to £50million. Chelsea have already proven they are tough negotiators as they were able to get £60million from Manchester United for Mason, so a tough battle could be on the horizon for Spurs.
Due to the severity of Rodrigo Bentancur’s knee injury suffered earlier this year, if signed, Gallagher could slot straight into the midfield alongside Bissouma and Maddison
Harry Kane Arsenal and Chelsea transfer call made for him as Tottenham receive £80m Bayern offer
Harry Kane has been told by former Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp there is no chance of a transfer to Arsenal and Chelsea this summer. The 29-year-old is usually linked with an exit from Spurs in every transfer window with his frequent goal-scoring regularly failing to be matched by Spurs’ domestic success.
In the current trading period, Bayern Munich have been the team showing the strongest interest and the German champions have already seen an offer turned down. A second bid reportedly totalling £80million is subsequently being prepared but football.london understandsTottenham are still making it very clear that they would immediately reject a bid for Kane should they receive one.
While a shocking north London switch to Arsenal has been suggested far too often in recent times for the liking of many Spurs fans, however Redknapp believes neither will happen and that Kane will remain at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Speaking on talkSPORT, via The Boot Room, he said: “Harry wants to win trophies. If he stays in England, the only club really you could go to is Man City. Where are you going to win a trophy in England, guaranteed, unless you are at Manchester City?”
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