Tottenham Pursues Swift and Sturdy Defender; Actively Eyeing a Recognized European Club’s Prospect – Romano
Tottenham Hotspur’s name has been frequently tied to Tosin Adarabioyo recently. Now, the player is also generating interest from a European club. Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano shared details about this new attention towards the centre-back, who is believed to be on Tottenham’s radar. Romano tweeted regarding fresh suitors for the Tottenham target, stating: “AS Monaco, […]
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Tottenham Hotspur’s name has been frequently tied to Tosin Adarabioyo recently. Now, the player is also generating interest from a European club.
Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano shared details about this new attention towards the centre-back, who is believed to be on Tottenham’s radar.
Romano tweeted regarding fresh suitors for the Tottenham target, stating: “AS Monaco, searching for centre backs in the market. Mohammed Salisu and Tosin Adarabioyo are on their list – both are considered serious contenders for this upcoming summer. Discussions about terms and conditions of both deals will commence soon.”
With an elite Ligue 1 club showing interest, Tottenham might have to act quickly if they want to secure a deal for Adarabioyo.
Monaco Shows Interest in Tottenham’s Target Adarabioyo
The English defender, transferred to Fulham from Manchester City, reportedly carries a price tag of £13million in this summer transfer window.
His addition would certainly enhance the defensive prowess of Spurs, who conceded 63 goals in the Premier League last season.
The centre-back has also received commendations from Manchester City’s manager Pep Guardiola, who described him as ‘quick and robust’.
Tottenham is indeed scouting another defender during this summer, leading them to show interest not only in Adarabioyo from Fulham, but also Micky van de Ven, according to reports.
Last season, Spurs gave up the sixth highest number of goals in the Premier League. It would be beneficial for them to not only sign a single centre-back, but possibly a couple more.
They ended the season in the eighth spot having failed to qualify for the European competitions. This highlights their need for revamping and it seems appropriate to start this process with new manager Ange Postecoglou assuming command.
When competing clubs like Monaco express interest, it’s essential to act promptly to avoid missing out on vital signings. If Adarabioyo is high on Spurs’ wishlist, they should make the move promptly.
