Transfer Shocker Fabrizio Romano revealed Spurs has signed PSG,Man City & Arsenal long time target

Shicker Transfer According to Fabrizio Romano, Spurs have signed long-term targets PSG, Man City, and Arsenal.

exposes the Man City legend on the Spurs coaching shortlist

Tottenham is reportedly considering Vincent Kompany, according to Fabrizio Romano.

After just one season away, the Burnley manager has just guided the Clarets back into the Premier League.

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His performance in Lancashire has earned him admirers – including that of Daniel Levy.

According to Romano, the former defender for Manchester City is one of five contenders to take over the team before the next campaign.

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On his YouTube channel, the Italian reporter stated: “Kompany is a very special coach.” Manchester City likes him, but Tottenham is also thinking about him. He is regarded as a potential contributor to the long-term undertaking. There are five names on the list for them, including his.

In fact, Spurs are looking for a new manager as a result of Antonio Conte’s firing last month.

Following the team’s 3–3 draw with Southampton, the former Chelsea manager gave an intense press conference in which he attacked the club’s board and players.

Cristian Stellini, Conte’s assistant, has been appointed interim manager in the interim while rumors about the next Tottenham Hotspur Stadium manager swirl.

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Kompany’s employment links
Although Kompany and Spurs have been linked, the former center back has quickly refuted the rumors.

In response to a question regarding potential connections to other clubs, Kompany told LancsLive, “For me, no, no way.” I’m not really preoccupied with that. I’m not thinking about this kind of thing. I won’t even entertain talking about it with the guys [from the media] who have previously visited.

“But the key part about so many managers losing their jobs, I think in the end, the interesting question to ask is would any other business operate this way? What football-related logic is there to it?

“I’m not saying that it’s impossible for someone to perform below expectations, or that there aren’t consequences for doing so. You can make decisions, you can’t make decisions, but ultimately, would it happen in any other industry? For this reason, why do we in football seem to be so quick to jump to conclusions? It’s only a query.

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