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Potential Tottenham deals on transfer deadline day, with Axel Disasi loan move mooted and attacking reinforcements needed
Despite having so many first-team players out injured, Tottenham Hotspur have left it late to add to their squad, and deadline day could be a busy one.
Ange Postecoglou has seen his Tottenham squad depleted over the last few weeks, with big n🐻ames like Guglielmo Vicario, Cristian Romero, and Dominic Solanke out injured.
It has left youngsters like Archie Gray to step up, while the arrival of Antonin Kinsky in goal has helped, too. But, Spurs fans had to wait until February 1st for the first outfield signing of the window, with the arrival of Kevin Danso.
In the last week, Spurs have seen approaches knocked back by Fikayo Tomori and Mathys Tel, making their search for new signings all the more despera✅te.
Now, with the final hours on the deadline day clock ticking down, Tottenham must surely find a new attacker, and potentially another defender, too. So, here are the deals 𒀰to watch out for today.
Spurs still chasing Axel Disasi loan deal
In a rather surprising turn of events, Tottenham have been linked with a move for Chelsea defender, Axel Disasi, with a loan deal mooted.
It is thought the player must now decide between Spurs and Aston Villa on deadline day. A Chelsea exit appears to be on the cards for the 26-y🍌ear-old, with the club clearly more than happy to move him on.
Tottenham may have snapped up Danso already, but with Radu Dragusin out long-term, and Romero still no closer to a return, the Lilywh𓄧ites obviously feel they need more 𓃲defensive cover.
Alejandro Garnacho or Christopher Nkunku could make shock move
Meanwhile, in just as shocking news, Tottenham have also been linked with a move for Alejandro Garnacho and Christopher Nkunk🐼u.
It is well-known that Postecoglou wants more attacking players to reinforce his squad after a spate of injuries, and i♏t seems Spurs are leaning towards Premieꦐr League-proven talent.
Apparently, United would want around £70m for Garnacho, but any exit for the young Argentinian could be complicated by the fact Marcus Rashford is set to join Aston Villa.
Meanwhile Nkunku is open to leaving Chelsea, but only if it’s a permanent deal. Whether Tottenham would actually sanction such a move remains to be seen. Indeed, both of these targets feel ꦰunlikely for Spurs at this junction.
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Spurs are looking to the future with Tyler Dibling and Tommy Watson interest
More likely for Spurs is the idea of signing younger talent who can help in those attacking areas. There has been longstanding interest from N17 in Southampton starlet T🌠yler Dibling, and they could test the Saints’ resolve oꦕn deadline day.
A swap deal involving Dane Scarlett has been suggested as one avenue that could be explored. It is thought Daniel Levy is personally leading the charge on that front.
Meanwhile, Spurs are one of many top flight clubs monitoring Sunderland youngster Tommy Watson this month. Tottenham face competition from Brighton, Aston Villa, and Crystal Palace for the teenage𒈔r.
The winger has enjoyed a breakthrough season at Sunderland this term, though he has missed the last two months through injury. It is expected Watson ඣcould cos🅷t around £10m, but the Black Cats want a replacement before they let him go.