Tottenham’s manager, José Mourinho, has personally contacted Real Madrid star Sergio Reguilón about a imaginable move to the capital, according to reports.to finish the left back, with Manchester United also an admirer.
Tottenham has already signed 3 signings in the movement window, as Mourinho seeks to build on the club’s sixth position in the Premier League.
Joe Hart has arrived with a loose play from Burnley, with england’s former number one about to fight Hugo Lloris and Paulo Gazzaniga for a spot next quarter.
And Tottenham signed Matt Doherty and Pierre-Emile Hoijberg from league rivals Wolves and Southampton respectively.
However, Mourinho is not yet finished, and the 57-year-old manager has decided to take the club to the Champions League next season.
And The Spanish online page OkDiario states that the Tottenham technician picked up the phone to play Reguilon, who could leave Real Madrid this summer.
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He is said to have tried to convince the left-back to join the club, having followed his performances closely last season.
But it is the only club willing to hire the 23-year-old, and Manchester United also loy as a possible contender for the Spanish international.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is well equipped as a left-back, with players such as Luke Shaw, Brandon Williams, Diogo Dalot and Tim Fosu-Mensah, all capable of playing.
However, they may only rush the young man, with Solskjaer as defensive reinforcements as he seeks the Premier League title.
Juventus have also been linked, but possibly first they would have to sell Alex Sandro, as the old lady’s move-in plans are seriously affected by the existing coronavirus crisis.
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Reguilon talked about his long career while in outer service with Spain, saying, “I’m leaving day after day.
“If I think about the calls and my future, I would not be there to take credit for the national team.Obviously, Real Madrid is my home, but it’s not easy …I have all the dots on my head.”
Tottenham frontman Daniel Levy said in the documentary All or Nothing Amazon that he discovered that it was difficult to bring players to the club.
“I get those emails from enthusiasts and I all,” Levy said.
“When you’re at a safe level, the market of the most productive quality is like a pyramid.There are fewer players who are better. We all have our dream groups, but that’s not the reality.
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“We have a budget and by putting the money aside there is possibly a player that we all like, but unless you have a club that needs to sell or needs to sell, you have the agent that needs to do business and a player that needs to come here. .
“There are many things that want to be put together.
“I don’t think enthusiasts perceive how complicated it is to physically make a transfer.”
He added: “I’m very frustrated if we get to the end of a movement window and the team is in a better position than when we started.”