Tottenham are taking advantage of Premier League rivals who want to sell players before June 30 this summer. Teams such as Chelsea and Newcastle are among the groups that could get rid of their stars before then to avoid breaches of benefits and sustainability regulations.
June 30 is the last official day of the Premier League season and the last date on which clubs can register exit agreements for the 2023-24 season. Any team that threatens to violate the PSR in the last 3 years will be willing to make a profit before that. date and not let negotiations continue next season.
The Times claims that the Spurs, whose money scenario is incredibly healthy, will benefit from the scenario. Ange Postecoglou would like to have a central defender, a midfielder and a striker this summer. Here are five Chelsea and Newcastle players that Spurs could target.
Conor Gallagher
Spurs have been largely connected to Chelsea vice-captain Conor Gallagher in recent years. The 24-year-old midfielder may be in position to make a surprise start from Stamford Bridge despite his impressive performances this season.
Once Gallagher graduated from the academy, any potential repayment obtained by him would be recorded as “pure profit” in Chelsea’s books. Given that the Blues will sell Gallagher for less than £40m, he would go a long way in alleviating the club’s currency crisis. Woes.
Many reports recommend that the former Crystal Palace lender should remain in London. That would likely put Spurs at the front of the queue if he left.
Bruno Guimaraes
It would be the move of the summer and potentially a deal Spurs can’t afford, but Newcastle’s Bruno Guimaraes would show Postecoglou’s side are serious about the Australian’s second season.
It has been widely reported that the Brazilian has a release clause of around £100m expiring in the last week of June, the best window for Spurs to take advantage of PSR’s deadline. They might even convince the Magpies to negotiate a deal. relief in those fees.
Alexandre Isak
Spurs have been clamoring for a prolific No. 9 since Harry Kane left for Bayern Munich last summer. Richarlison, who has scored 12 Premier League goals this season but is said to be one of the eight stars most likely to make way for new signings, has struggled to maintain consistency.
Postecoglou could sign one of the Premier League strikers, Alexander Isak from Newcastle. The Swede has scored 20 goals in just 27 top-flight games this season. He’s a more complete striker than Richarlison and would be a wonderful replacement for Kane. .
The 24-year-old’s impressive partnership with Anthony Gordon offers an insight into how well he can work with Son Heung-min.
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Fabien Schar
With Sven Botman out for another seven months due to an ACL injury, the Dutchman will not be able to play this summer. He may have been of interest to the Spurs, who may have connected the 24-year-old with Micky. van de Ven.
But the north Londoners could do much worse than targeting Botman’s current defensive partner. Fabian Schar’s impressive improvement under Eddie Howe has made him one of the most productive centre-backs away from home in the Premier League’s Big Six.
At 32, Schar would bring joy to a young Spurs team and much-needed versatility as a backup option.
Trevoh Chalobah
Like his teammate Gallagher at Chelsea, Trevoh Chalobah graduated from the Blues’ academy and any payout earned would be a natural gain. The Englishman also enjoys fair versatility, having played as a centre-back, right-back and central midfielder during his career.
This characteristic can be critical for Postecoglou and his attempts to build a talented and physically powerful team. Chalobah has a long contract with Chelsea that expires in 2028, and the Blues have an option for a further year, and he won’t be signed for cheap.
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