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Barcelona now keen on signing £32m Tottenham player
Business is picking up at Tottenham right now and Barcelona are the latest club to come forward and try and take one of their players.
With just a week to go until the new season, clubs are kicking into gear and looking to get their houses in order ahead of the kick off.
For Tottenham, eyes have been focussed on the signing of Dominic Solanke. The striker is expected to sign in a deal worth around £60m.
However, there’s other business going on at Tottenham as well and now, it looks like Barcelona have come knocking for one of the squad players.
Barcelona make enquiry over signing Sergio Reguilon
According to , Barcelona have made a move for Reguilon.
Taking to the Sky live blog to update the situation, Thomas explains how the Spanish side have made an enquiry for the Spaniard.
“Barcelona have been making inquiries about Tottenham left-back Sergio Reguilon. They are understood to be exploring the conditions of a potential deal, with just a year left on his Spurs contract.
“Spurs are open to selling Reguilon. He has not been part of Ange Postecoglou’s plans.
“He spent the first half of last season on loan at Manchester United and then the second half at Brentford.”
Reguilon has to leave Tottenham
The writing has been on the wall for the man for some time now but it looks like Sergio Reguilon might just get a brilliant move.
In fairness, Reguilon did well in getting moves to both Brentford and Manchester United but now with Barcelona looking, he’ll surely be pushing this along behind the scenes.
Lauded by Alan Shearer for his ‘brilliant‘ play while at Brentford, a move to Barcelona is the stuff of dreams really.
For Tottenham, getting some money back for the Spaniard will be key and it will be interesting to see just how this deal pans out.
A loan is surely out of the question, given his contract is coming to an end soon.