Tottenham transfer news: Spurs set to miss out on 20% of Everton fee for Dele Alli
MK Dons will bag 20 percent of the fee that Everton pay Tottenham for Dele Alli, according to transfer insider Dean Jones.
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Barcelona to sign Aubameyang on free transfer
Barcelona have agreed a permanent deal to sign Arsenal striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang on a free transfer
Report: Tottenham hold deadline-day talks for 176-goal attacker in last-gasp Paratici swoop
According to a ‘Spurs source’, speaking to Football Insider, there has been a deadline day development out of Tottenham Hotspur involving Atletico Madrid striker Alvaro Morata.
'I'm expecting' - Spurs tipped for 'out of the blue' deal with Paratici 'working on stuff'
Football journalist Ryan Taylor has been speaking on his latest YouTube video to discuss possible late business at Tottenham Hotspur on Deadline Day.
Breaking: Tottenham confirm second January transfer as Antonio Conte attacking line takes shape
Tottenham have announced the signing of Dejan Kulusevski, making him the Lilywhites' second incoming of the January window.
Manchester City Sign Argentina Forward Julian Alvarez
Manchester City on Monday announced the signing of Argentina forward Julian Alvarez from River Plate on a five-and-a-half-year deal for a reported fee of 14 million pounds (19 million dollars). The 22-year-old, who has won five senior international caps with Argentina, will remain with River on loan at least until July 2022. Director of football Txiki Begiristain said Premier League leaders City had signed a player with significant potential. "Julian is a player we have monitored for some time," he said.
Spurs eye third deadline day signing in "unbelievable" dynamo, Conte really needs him - opinion
Tottenham Hotspur could make a late January deadline day transfer move for Djed Spence…
De Harry Kane a Messi: el socio más inteligente de Pochettino
Desde mucho antes de su llegada al Paris Saint Germain, incluso en el Tottenham,. De un ‘software’ que le permitía, y permite, controlar desde la prevención de lesiones al rendimiento de los jugadores, pasando por determinar el sabor de un batido que más pueda apetecer a un futbolista. Lo han experimentado desde Harry Kane a Lionel Messi, pasando por Christian Eriksen, Kylian Mbappé o Neymar Júnior. Pero ahora ha dado un paso más.