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Report: Tottenham now considering offering Lo Celso and money to sign ‘absolutely brilliant player’
Tottenham want a Pau Torres swap deal✤ this summer which includes Giovani Loꦯ Celso, according to the
They report that Antonio Conte wants a new central defen꧒der in the summer as he looks to take his Spurs 🌠squad to the next level.
It has already been reported that Conte wants an upgrade on Ben Davies, and that the ♛Italian has personally requested Inter’s Stefan de Vrij.
But the report that Tottenham view Torres as a better potential longer term option and are looking into way💎s of signing him.
Tottenham want a Pau Torres swap deal
Tottenham midfielder Giovani Lo Celso🐟 is currently on loan with Torres’ club Villarreal and cou𒁃ld apparently hold the key to landing the defender.
A potential barrier to Lo Celso joining the Champions League semi-finalists is the differentꦦ budgets in the Premier League and La Liga.
But perhaps a compromise could be found which would also leave Tottenha♔m with enough budget to spend on the rest of their squad.
Graham Roberts has labelled Torres an amid Tottenham’s long term interest, although there is competition from Manchester United.
The release clause of Torreꦗs sits somewhere between the £47m and £53m mark, which is affordable for Tottenham but it is probably right at that top end and would not leave huge amounts for much else.
If Lo Celso cou🥀ld get the outlay down, that would be a boost.
That said, there may be some fans who think that if Conte really has personal🅠ly 🦂requested de Vrij, then Daniel Levy should go and get him, giving the Italian players he wants.
Spurs showed what they can do defensiv♋ely with their current personnel in Saturday’s 1-1 draw at Anfield, and need a win in tomorrow’s north London derby to keep their Champions League hopes for next season alive.