According to a new report, Tottenham is currently continuing to negotiate the sale of well-known members of their team.
Spurs boss Thomas Frank held a pre-game press conference before his first match friendship with Reading on Saturday, and in a statement to the media, he moved to shatter the rumours that tied the departure of several star players.
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Both sons Hyun Min and Christian Romero have been repeatedly linked to the summer exit, attracting particular interest from Saudi Arabia and Atletico Madrid, but Frank claims that both remain part of his plan.
“Two top players, Sony, have been here for 10 years and finally got his well worthy trophy for the summer,” Frank said.
“It’s very important for our teams and clubs. Christian Romeo, World Cup winner, Europa League winner, Copa America winner, Both are well trained, set the standard on the training pitch and both will play tomorrow.
“My expectations are that the players are all here and they are training. That’s what I’ve been very impressed with them. They set standards and train hard. Like I said, they’re playing tomorrow.
Of course, depending on the right offers coming in, the nature of the transfer market cannot be completely ruled out.
After Tottenham agreed to a £1 million deal with League One Side earlier this week, goalkeeper Josh Keely completed his move to Luton Town, and the Spurs are now starting to move from an outgoing perspective.
Alfie Dorrington was also loaned out to Aberdeen and joined young striker Alejoveris, securing a temporary move from the N17 in pursuit of more game time this summer.
In terms of the big names leaving, Yves Bissouma is reportedly said to be free to leave Tottenham, but after other 2024/2025 loan spells of the 2024/2025 loan spells, it surrounds the future of Brian Gill and the Mansion Solomon.
There is also the issue of Richarrison, who suffered from the plague of injuries in the first half.
President Palmeiras signed Richarrison in a meeting with Tottenham
Brazil International, which cost a whopping £60 million to sign from Everton in 2022, enjoyed a short purple patch midway through Ange Postecoglou’s first season, but he had few highlights.
Galatasarei, the Turkish champion of Saudi club Richarisson’s hometown, is all interested in the 28-year-old, claiming that Palmeiras is leading the report of boy Hotspur.
Palmeiras president Leila Pereira is believed to be “personally negotiating” to sign Richarlison, who is currently working on a payment plan and has more funding to meet the Spurs asking price.
He is a person in demand as Al-Ahli, Al-Hilal, Al-Shabab, Vasco de Gama, Fluminense and even Newcastle have been appointed as other suitors for Ex-Watford Forward, and Spurs is clearly keen to reinvest Richarlison’s relocation fees on summer recruitment drives.