Tottenham Evaluating Possible Transfer Move for 23-Year-Old Harry Kane Who has Shown Prior Interest
There are whispers that Tottenham Hotspur are considering a potential summer transfer deal for Manchester United’s forward Jadon Sancho. Ben Jacobs, a sports journalist reveals this information to Give Me Sport about the England international. Ange Postecoglou, Tottenham’s manager, already appears to be surefooted about his team composition for the upcoming season. So far, he […]
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There are whispers that Tottenham Hotspur are considering a potential summer transfer deal for Manchester United’s forward Jadon Sancho.
Ben Jacobs, a sports journalist reveals this information to Give Me Sport about the England international.
Ange Postecoglou, Tottenham’s manager, already appears to be surefooted about his team composition for the upcoming season.
So far, he has been quick to secure a new goalkeeper, Guglielmo Vicario, and an indispensable playmaker, James Maddison.
By next week, footballer Manor Solomon also looks likely to join them along with atleast one centre-back.
However, Tottenham isn’t closing its eyes on potential unexpectedly good deals or interesting opportunities that may show up in the market.
Completing their crucial deals early grants them the luxury to keep their options open during the transfer window.
Currently, Tottenham is looking into an inquiry about Jadon Sancho, who could prove to be an exciting addition in their attacking lineup for the following season.
While his £73m transfer to Manchester United didn’t pan out as intended, he has showcased impressive talent at Borussia Dortmund.
Enquiry about Sancho by Tottenham – Revealed by Jacobs
Jacobs shared about the 23-year-old player: “Tottenham, apparently, have made an inquiry about Jadon Sancho, but they haven’t taken things any further at this juncture.
“They have also already tied up some good deals quite early in the window, including signing James Maddison.”
Despite the potential Sancho holds, he seems to be underperforming at Manchester United.
Given a system where he has more freedom to operate on the wing, Sancho could really flourish.
Tottenham’s England international, who has worked with Sancho during international duties, might be of some help in seeing more from him.
Previously, Sancho had showed displeasure at Kane for denying him a penalty shot.
“Kane softly rejected my request when I was on two goals and there was a penalty to take, but he denied me. It’s alright, Harry. I am kidding.” said Sancho.
Sancho managed to score twice against Kosovo on that day, while Kane’s taking the penalty might have cost him a chance for an international hat-trick.
Regardless of Tottenham’s interest in Sancho, it’s improbable for Man United to let him go to a Premier League competitor without quotes a high price.
However, moving away from Old Trafford might just be what Sancho needs to revive his career. On the other hand, Spurs’ signing of Solomon could mean that they may not be expecting to secure Sancho this summer.
