Tottenham will need to make up for the homegrown loss that Skipp provides too which makes it even more difficult for the player to leave, however, I’m sure if a large fee arrives from a Premier League club Spurs will be willing to let Skipp go due to it pocketing the club 100% profit towards PSR…
With the England squad set to face the Republic of Ireland on 7 September in the Nations League, the urgency to fill the managerial vacancy increases. An interim manager might lead the team if the FA has not appointed Southgate’s successor by then, adding another layer of uncertainty to England’s footballing landscape…
If Leeds can get Skipp, even if they have to go and cover the majority of his £49,000-a-week Spurs wage, then they should. But it does seem unlikely and more foreseeable that a Premier League side are keen…
The 2005-born centre-back had a really impressive loan spell at Championship outfit Plymouth Argyle last term and would benefit from a squad role with the Lilywhites…
Sunderland are reportedly demanding between £25 million and £30 million for their attacker, Jack Clarke, amid significant transfer speculation. Clarke has attracted interest from several clubs, including Burnley, Lazio, and Southampton, following an impressive Championship season with 15 goals and four assists. Recently, Premier League clubs Wolves and Crystal Palace have also been linked with a move for Clarke. It appears unlikely that Clarke will renew his contract with Sunderland, which has two years remaining, and Tottenham is set to receive a percentage of any transfer fee.
Leeds United is likely to face Premier League competition in their pursuit of Tottenham’s Joe Rodon, with Ipswich Town manager Kieran McKenna revealed as a […]
According to a report in L’Equipe (via GFFN), Aston Villa are set to compete with Tottenham and other clubs for Nice center-back Jean Clair-Todibo. It […]
According to Sunday’s reports, Genoa is aiming to secure Tottenham-owned full-back Djed Spence on a permanent basis for the 2024-25 season. However, they will need […]
Villa manager Unai Emery is reportedly eyeing a potential reunion with Tottenham’s overlooked midfielder Giovani Lo Celso. The 28-year-old Argentine, Giovani Lo Celso, is reportedly […]
Trey Ogunsuyi, striker for Sunderland U21s, is eagerly anticipating Sunday’s Premier League 2 final against Tottenham. Reflecting on his recent performance, Ogunsuyi described scoring the decisive goal in the semi-final against Reading as an incredible experience. His crucial goal came in the 120th minute, securing a victory for the young Black Cats in extra-time. This goal marked the 17-year-old’s second in the Premier League 2, following a previous score against Wolves in the round of 16. Ogunsuyi expressed his elation, stating, “It was amazing, I can’t describe it, but I ran and celebrated once I saw the ball hit the back of the net. To help seal the win was a great feeling.”
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