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STORY: Totteham has signed the greatest player in the world, surpassing H.Son in ability and football perfection.

REPORT: Tottenham has signed the greatest player in the world, who is superior to Harry Kane and flawless in all football-related aspects.

Journalist: There’s now a very real chance that Tottenham will sign a £26 million player.

Micky van de Ven, a central defender for Wolfsburg, may be the ideal candidate for Tottenham Hotspur.

Spurs have had a grand entrance into the transfer window. They extended the loan agreement for Dejan Kulusevski and added James Maddison and Guglielmo Vicario.

Defense will now be the main focus, and Ben Jacobs has stated that Van van Ven is a real target on Tottenham Fan Chris Cowlin’s YouTube channel.

Micky van de Ven of Tottenham

This summer, Tottenham may sign Micky van de Ven.
Wasn’t Tottenham’s defense last season just horrifying?

Spurs finished as the 15th worst team in the division with 63 goals allowed in 38 Premier League games. Out of the five teams with a worse record, three were demoted.

Spurs will make it their top priority in the upcoming weeks to sign new defenders this summer, as Ange Postecoglou has a monumental task ahead of him.

The names associated with a transfer to Spurs include Micky van de Ven, the center back for Wolfsburg. According to Jacobs, he is a real target, and a move might take place this summer.

“I believe Mikey van de Ven will be the first real one [centre-back] we see in terms of negotiations,” he stated. In terms of Tottenham, I believe that is the match to watch.

Tottenham has looked into this deal from the perspective of the players. It appears to be rather concrete, from what I gather. Now that Maddison is in, I would give him a call. If Tottenham can land him, he should be their top target. You will also hear a lot about Liverpool, but Spurs are more serious or advanced in this one.

They’ve gotten in touch to discuss the specifics of the agreement. They have undoubtedly already spoken with his delegates, and we now need to watch how things develop on a club-by-club basis.

However, sources close to the Spurs do suggest that he is highly desirable and that this is a very real possibility.

TBR Perspective:
This summer, keep an eye on Micky van de Ven as he is a unique talent.

The 22-year-old Dutchman is being watched by several elite teams this transfer window, including Tottenham and Liverpool, after having a strong season for Wolfsburg.

Van de Ven’s speed is among his most remarkable qualities. With a peak speed of 35.97 km/h during the previous season, the defender is incredibly quick (Bundesliga.com). That outpaces the superstar Vinicius Jr. of Real Madrid in speed.

Van van Ven is expected to be moving this summer, and the Wolfsburger Allgemeine Zeitung has reported that his minimum price tag is £26 million.

The 29-year-old Tottenham player is thrilled with Ange Postecoglou and doesn’t want to leave.

Eric Dier, a defender for Tottenham Hotspur, is reportedly eager to work under Ange Postecoglou and wants to stay with the team past the summer, according to journalist Sami Mokbel.

Mokbel gave an update on Tottenham’s summer transfer window during his appearance on The Last Word on Spurs yesterday.

Spurs made Dejan Kulusevski’s loan permanent last night and added goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario before announcing their third window acquisition of the season, acquiring James Maddison from Leicester City.

Spurs are anticipated to shift their attention to their defense after having a difficult season on defense.

They have been strongly linked to moves for players like Micky van de Ven and Edmond Tapsoba, but in the upcoming weeks, they will need to reduce an overextended roster.

Dier had a challenging campaign the previous season because he committed numerous mistakes that resulted in goals.

The 29-year-old, who was called up to the England squad and had a strong start to the previous season, has struggled for form.

Dier’s Spurs contract is about to expire, and The Athletic revealed just last month that he may end up leaving on a free transfer the following summer.

However, Dier is eager to stick around and compete for a spot at Spurs under Postecoglou, according to Mokbel.

Dier is unwilling to go.
In spite of rumors that he might leave this summer, the journalist provided an update on Dier’s whereabouts, stating that Mokbel anticipates him remaining in North London.

“They want to strengthen the center-back position 100 percent,” he stated. “Actually, on that point, let me add that there has been a lot of discussion this summer regarding Eric Dier potentially leaving the club.

According to what I understand of the situation, Eric Dier genuinely wants to stay and defend his position. In fact, he is excited to collaborate with Ange Postecoglou on the upcoming season.

Additionally, Mokbel thinks Postecoglou will gain from having experienced players like Dier around during his rookie season.

He continued, “I think we can expect him to stay unless there’s a change of heart.”

Over the past year, Dier has drawn a lot of criticism for some lackluster performances while wearing a Tottenham shirt.

In light of Postecoglou’s efforts to restructure his team, it would make sense for Spurs to hold onto him for a season.

The club’s futures for players like Davinson Sanchez and Japhet Tanganga are uncertain, and it’s still unclear if Spurs will try to sign Clement Lenglet on a permanent basis.

While Spurs undoubtedly need to make changes at center back, it seems implausible that they will do so this summer with the exception of Cristian Romero.

A journalist for Sky Sports claims that a “outrageous” player will have a Tottenham medical today.

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According to journalist Dharmesh Sheth of Sky Sports, Tottenham Hotspur is reportedly close to signing James Maddison; the player’s medical is set for today.

Guglielmo Vicario from Empoli has already been signed by Spurs, and earlier this month, Dejan Kulusevski’s loan agreement was extended.

The emphasis is now on an attacking midfielder, and Sheth has disclosed on Twitter that Maddison will be joining Tottenham.
James Maddison will have his Tottenham medical today, according to a journalist for Sky Sports
James Maddison’s signing with Tottenham has long been rumored.

For a number of years now, the “outrageous” Englishman has been among the Premier League’s top attacking midfield players. For Leicester, he has nearly always been a reliable player, and a major move is due.

This summer’s race to sign Maddison was always going to be between Tottenham and Newcastle United, but it appears that Spurs have emerged victorious.

Sheth announced on Twitter last night that Ange Postecoglou’s team was in advanced talks with Leicester for Maddison. This morning, the 26-year-old will have his Spurs medical, and this is the day for it.

The reporter for Sky Sports tweeted: “I’ve been informed that James Maddison will have a medical on Wednesday.

“Leicester and Tottenham have a £40 million agreement in place.”

TBR Perspective:
If Tottenham completes this deal, they should be commended greatly.

Although Maddison only has a year left on his contract and Leicester is no longer in the Premier League, it is still amazing business to acquire him for just £40 million this early in the transfer window.

Tottenham will primarily play one game per week as they won’t be participating in any European competitions the following season. That might give the Spurs a significant advantage.

Spurs may have a memorable season if Maddison starts to perform well and Harry Kane keeps producing.

With time running out, Man Utd, Tottenham, and Chelsea have a £272 million black hole to fill.

Due to a number of valuable assets coming up for expiration, Manchester United, Tottenham, and Chelsea will be very busy over the next year and may lose millions of dollars in the transfer window. These days, it’s more common for teams to voluntarily lose their best players as free agents because they can’t seem to bring in enough money to justify selling.

This summer, Liverpool lost free agents Naby Keita, James Milner, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, and Roberto Firmino because their valuations were not satisfied in prior window. Although Milner and Firmino received heartfelt sendoffs, a portion of Liverpool’s ownership group will undoubtedly be disappointed that they received nothing in return for spending £83 million on Keita and Oxlade-Chamberlain.

Both midfield players could have commanded a fee because they are still under 30 and have the potential to play at a higher level elsewhere. It’s a warning to Liverpool’s competitors, who will all be in a similar situation come next year.

By agreeing to a new, long-term contract with William Saliba, Arsenal has avoided a possible headache. Tottenham, rivals in North London, may be most concerned about Harry Kane, who hasn’t indicated that he will sign a contract extension.

Kane alone is worth £78 million, according to transfermarkt, but Tottenham is not the only player who risks losing for nothing. In 2024, the contracts of Eric Dier, Hugo Lloris, Ivan Perisic, and Davinson Sanchez expire.

Based on their transfermarkt valuation, Tottenham stands to lose out on a total of £114 million in transfers. Chelsea finds themselves in a similar predicament, with Mason Mount being the biggest name that could be leaving for free.

The Blues want to cash in now and keep the attacking midfielder from leaving for nothing, so Manchester United is pushing to sign him this summer. However, they have already turned down two bids. Both Mateo Kovacic and Ruben Loftus-Cheek, who have contracts expiring in 2019, were successfully let go by Chelsea this summer on permanent contracts.

Tottenham, according to Fabrizio Romano, will soon reveal a “extraordinary” signing.

Guglielmo Vicari should be joining Tottenham Hotspur any moment now.

Spurs shifted their focus from David Raya to the Empoli goalkeeper, and the talks proceeded quickly.

Spurs quickly came to an agreement, and the transfer’s final stages have been underway for a few days now.

Vicario has now successfully finished the second phase of his Spurs medical, according to Fabrizio Romano.

Furthermore, the Italian has signed all the necessary paperwork, and he will soon be revealed as a Tottenham player.

According to Romano, Vicario signed a contract with the Spurs that runs through the summer of 2028.

“The second-best stopper in Italy”
Romano’s remarks suggest that the Spurs announcement will likely be the next action in this direction.

This summer, Tottenham has been searching for a long-term Hugo Lloris substitute.

David Raya of Brentford was the initial target of Spurs, but it appears that they have moved on.

The Bees didn’t seem to be going back on their £40 million appraisal of their midfield asset.

Vicario, meanwhile, is expected to set Tottenham back slightly more than £16 million.

There have been a lot of encouraging reports about Vicario from people like Alasdair Gold.

According to Gold, “the opinion in Italy is that Vicario’s performances last season in Serie A were second only to Inter’s Andre Onana.”

And (he) has emerged as PSG’s Gianluigi Donnarumma’s backup goalie, the second-best Italian stopper.

Additionally, Vicario was said to be doing “extraordinary” things at Empoli by Italian legend Gianluigi Buffon last year.

Tottenham has also reportedly signed a player who Manchester United was also keeping an eye on.

Vicario appears promising overall. We’ll see how he performs for the Lilywhites during the preseason and beyond.

Now that Liverpool has signed a £30 million target, Tottenham Hotspur is confident.

Spurs are gaining ground on Wolfsburg defender Micky van de Ven, with a potential £30 million deal now in the works.

Spurs are increasingly optimistic about completing a deal, and Micky van de Ven is getting close to joining the Premier League.

According to John Cross of The Mirror, Tottenham is expected to pay £30 million to acquire Van van Ven.

According to 90Min, Tottenham is now certain that they will sign Van de Ven, with a deal rumored to be close.

Although Van van Ven is reportedly wanted by Liverpool, he is now anticipated to sign with Tottenham soon.

According to that report, personal terms are almost finalized, and the price will definitely be £30 million.

Tottenham, who may be losing Davinson Sanchez and Japhet Tanganga, has been in a desperate search for a new defender this summer.

Given that Clement Lenglet was also returning to Barcelona, a left-footed option was essential, and Van van Ven seems to be Tottenham’s man.

Micky van de Ven appears to be a suitable fit for Tottenham under Ange Postecoglou.
There is some risk involved in this move.

Van de Ven is not yet a completely developed defender because he is only 22 years old.

The Premier League might be going through some growing pains, and Van van Ven occasionally acts a bit too aggressively.

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Van de Ven has a lot of potential, though, and he might become a star at Tottenham.

At 6 feet 4 inches tall, Van de Ven is a formidable presence whose physical attributes make many Bundesliga attackers uncomfortable.

Van de Ven’s pace, or “extreme speed,” as Wolfsburg managing director Marcel Schafer puts it, is one of his strongest suit.

The Dutchman, who was clocked as the joint ninth fastest player in the Bundesliga last season, has incredibly long legs.

Van de Ven fits the bill because Ange Postecoglou prefers to play a high line and recovery speed is essential.

Additionally, Van de Ven is a natural left-footer who balances build-up play as Tottenham looks to play more out of the back under Postecoglou.

Spurs are aware that Van de Ven is not the final product.

The raw talent is there, though, and if he builds on an outstanding Bundesliga season, £30 million might seem like a small amount of money in the future.

Van de Ven’s pace, or “extreme speed,” as Wolfsburg managing director Marcel Schafer puts it, is one of his strongest suit.

The Dutchman, who was clocked as the joint ninth fastest player in the Bundesliga last season, has incredibly long legs.

Van de Ven fits the bill because Ange Postecoglou prefers to play a high line and recovery speed is essential.

Additionally, Van de Ven is a natural left-footer who balances build-up play as Tottenham looks to play more out of the back under Postecoglou.

Spurs are aware that Van de Ven is not the final product.

PRESIDENT OF BARCELONA IS NOW ASSURED HE WILL SELL SPURS A £35 MILLION DEFENDER

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Joan Laporta, the president of Barcelona, is optimistic that Tottenham Hotspur will complete the signing of defender Clement Lenglet.

Joan Laporta, president of Barcelona, is supporting Clement Lenglet’s move to Tottenham Hotspur.

With a busy summer ahead of Barcelona, Laporta has been talking about a variety of topics with the Catalan newspaper La Vanguardia.

Barca lost out on Lionel Messi and is still trying to balance their budget by letting go of players.

Among them is the defender Lenglet, who cost Barcelona £35 million in 2018 after spending the previous season on loan at Tottenham.

This summer, Barcelona would love to let the Frenchman go permanently because he has no future there.

Joan Laporta may have overestimated her ability to move Clement Lenglet.
Although Laporta seems certain about Lenglet’s move, we aren’t quite so sure.

The 28-year-old felt like a stopgap when he first arrived at Tottenham and was rather unimpressive during his loan stay.

Tottenham looked to Lenglet to fill the void left by the inability to sign a top left-footed center back such as Josko Gvardiol or Alessandro Bastoni.

Lenglet wasn’t bad, but he wasn’t outstanding either, and the majority of Spurs supporters probably wanted to see the team move on.

Only a few days ago, Fabrizio Romano asserted that Tottenham is “not advancing” a deal for Lenglet.

Romano maintains that Tottenham is more interested in signing Edmond Tapsoba or Micky van de Ven and that Lenglet is “not a priority.”

Those two players are far more sensible choices for Tottenham than Lenglet, who doesn’t really raise the caliber of the squad and has little market value.

Laporta seems to believe that a deal is imminent, but we believe Tottenham should look elsewhere this summer to add a center back.

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During the perfect transfer window, Liverpool spent $138 million, completed three transfers, and signed Dominik Szoboszlai.

In a perfect transfer window, Liverpool would confirm the rumors about Dominik Szoboszlai and finalize three more deals to put together a formidable squad.
Yesterday’s revelation of more intriguing transfers may have eased Liverpool supporters through this challenging midweek period. After a few weeks of dribbling along with the same few names and very little in the way of real updates on them, a brand-new candidate has surfaced, adding to the drama.
Dominik Szoboszlai of RB Leipzig is attracting interest from Liverpool, according to a report by David Ornstein in The Athletic. Fabrizio Romano added fuel to the fire by re-sharing his own information and claiming that the player has a release clause that expires after June 30.
Since it’s a special clause that reactivates in January, Liverpool won’t likely try to make an early offer. It might prefer to haggle because it thinks the $77 million (£61 million/€70 million) valuation is exorbitant. Even though the club knows it will be challenging to close the deal, Szoboszlai is “high in [the club’s] thinking.”
He should be, in the end.
Since Liverpool has already acquired Alexis Mac Allister, Szoboszlai would actually be the best addition to the team during this transfer window. The former Red Bull academy graduate, who has a strong stylistic affinity for former priority target Mason Mount, is Hungarian, and he seems to be a good fit for one of Jürgen Klopp’s new twin advanced number eight roles.
As we’ve previously stated, the ideal Liverpool transfer window would see the addition of a more skilled defensive player. However, Klopp would have an eighth player in Szoboszlai who was not afraid to put in more than his fair share of menial labor. That element of the game is also familiar to Mac Allister; in fact, he has previously worn the number six jersey. The Reds would be able to postpone making a decision in that area of the field for at least another season because they would offer Fabinho plenty of protection as the two in front of him.
During the perfect transfer window, Liverpool spent $138 million, completed three transfers, and signed Dominik Szoboszlai.
Even with two such sensible additions, Liverpool ought to have enough cash on hand to sign a third new midfield player. But with Mac Allister and Szoboszlai already starting caliber, the next player could come in under less pressure and with more of an emphasis on potential. When the club makes its selections, players with more recognition come back to the fore, such as Ryan Gravenberch, Gabri Veiga, and Khéphren Thuram.
If it were eventually possible to pry him away from Bayern Munich, the latter would be ideal. Gravenberch’s high potential combined with a little bit more risk has always made him seem like the ideal “third addition” midfield player. After all, he hasn’t exactly played a lot this year. He more than deserved to be called a wonderkid at Ajax, and Klopp could turn him into something truly special.
If the asking price of just $28 million (£22 million/€25 million) is even slightly accurate, Liverpool should put in a serious effort. If a deal could be done, the real amount would probably be higher, but FSG wouldn’t need to spend a fortune to get him, since Bayern Munich only paid marginally less for him last summer. The much bigger obstacle is that Bavaria might not want to let him go at all.
Last but not least, Liverpool cannot afford to overlook the defense. To avoid a possible issue, the team should ideally sign a young, gifted center-back this summer. Although Spurs seem to be a rival, Micky van de Ven is a candidate who is often mentioned and seems to fit the bill. If Wolfsburg won that race, the Reds would have to pay them roughly $33 million (£26 million/€30 million), according to Goal.
The $138 million (£109 million/€126 million) that has already been spent on Mac Allister would be increased by these three transactions. That is certainly a very important transfer window for FSG, with no major departures expected, but it is also acknowledged that a rebuild is necessary. You cannot get genuine quality for a lot less money.
It is unclear how far Liverpool is prepared to go at this point. But with the help of this most recent Szoboszlai link, the ideal transfer window is becoming increasingly clear.
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Jurgen Klopp believes that Liverpool’s 24-year-old player will be outstanding the following season.
Jurgen Klopp believes that Liverpool’s 24-year-old player will be outstanding the following season.
Darwin Nunez had a mixed first season at Anfield in the Premier League, but Jurgen Klopp would anticipate him to be a star for Liverpool the following year.
Nunez, a 24-year-old striker who scored 15 goals in his debut season on Merseyside following his sensational £85 million transfer from Benfica to Liverpool, is expected to reach great heights under the German manager, according to Athletic.
Nunez should play more now that Roberto Firmino is no longer with Liverpool, as Klopp looks to distribute playing time among his five-star strikers. Also, the Uruguayan international has a chance to establish himself in the upcoming campaign.
Nunez may establish himself as a mainstay in the UEFA Europa League, which would present Klopp with a new challenge—balancing the team’s fitness with a Premier League title challenge—that the former Benfica player would gladly take on.
Jurgen Klopp believes that Liverpool’s 24-year-old player will be outstanding the following season.
Nunez, who plays for Liverpool and is now more accustomed to the Premier League, is expected by supporters to surpass his goal total from the previous campaign. If he gives his new season his all, the 24-year-old could easily match that total. ..It’s fair that Klopp wants Nunez to contribute more to Liverpool in his second season.
Nunez was one of Europe’s biggest hopes when he joined Liverpool this summer, and although 15 goals isn’t bad for a striker making his Premier League debut, many supporters and detractors were hoping for more. ..Klopp is also free to ask for more from the striker in the upcoming campaign.
Nunez’s confidence has actually increased with each game he plays for Liverpool and in England.
And if everything goes according to plan for the former Benfica star, the South American talisman could lead the Anfield team’s offensive efforts as the Reds embark on a completely new journey in the Europa League next year.