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Despite the deadline of the deadline to trigger their buyout option, Daniel Levy And Tottenham Hotspur now prepare an offer to re-sign a Premier league defender.
Daniel Levy: “Failure is not an option”
Tottenham’s biggest summer decision has undoubtedly been the appointment of Thomas Frank After showing Ange Postcoglou the door. The decision to dismiss the Australian is an opinion that shared weeks only a few weeks after the Lilywhites ended their trophy drought by winning the Europa League against Manchester United.
Levy has spoken for the first time since the postcoglou dismissal, revealing that it was a difficult decision emotionally. He Tell to journalists:: “I do not regret to appoint Angel, I am very grateful to Ange. In his first season, we finished fifth and in his second, we were on the moon to win a trophy.
“But we have to participate in all the competitions, and we estimated that we needed a change. Emotionally, it was difficult, but we think we made the right decision for the club.” I have very wide shoulders. Failure is not an option, the desire (is) to succeed. And because it’s so difficult, I want to succeed even more. “”
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Whether those in northern London agree with the decision, the departure of PostCoglou has since opened the door to Frank to enter the hot seat for the greatest work of his career.
It was long for the Dane, which took Brentford to new heights despite the lack of resources often. Now in Tottenham, he has the opportunity to prove that it belongs while turning things in northern London.
This turnaround must start away from the field and in the transfer window, however, with names such as Antoine Semenyo In addition to a name that spurs fans already know well among the titles of this front.
Tottenham preparing the offer for cirkin re-signs
According to reports relayed by the northern echo, Tottenham is now preparing an official offer for re-Signe Dennis Cirkin Despite the failure of the deadline to trigger their buyout clause from Sunderland.
The left back has flourished in an impressive talent since he exchanged spurs for Wearside and is now found in the Premier League with the Black Cats. This return did not go under the radar, and Levy now has its views in a meeting.
Cirkin would not only put an instant boost in his background line, but will also help the Spurs to fill their local quota in the Champions League next season. On all fronts, this is a matter that can make sense for Lilywhites.
Sunderland would be impatient to keep Cirkin and link their defender to a new contract. Let them be able to convince their defender to ignore the interest of his former club remains to be seen, however.
Alas, having already lost Jobe Bellingham for a lot of money, the Black Cats have proven their ability to make a good deal and without a buyout clause on which to fall back, the Spurs could still face difficult negotiations.
