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Tottenham now set to sign £21m player at last minute with Premier League club furious
TBR Football understand Tottenham are now set to sign Kevin Danso from RC Lens – leaving Premier League rivals Wolves furious.
Spurs look set to be busy as we approach Monday night’s transfer deadline, with a central defender wanted by Ange Postecoglou after Radu Dragusin suffered a serious knee injury൩ in the 3-0 UEFA Europa League win over Elfsborg on Thursday.
🧸Tottenham have made an approach to sign Axel Disasi from Chelsea to cover for the Romania international, as Spurs aim to rise away from 16th in the Premier League.
Now – however – sources have confirmed to TBR Football that Tottenham are close to signing Kevin Danso from RC Lens, a development which has left Wolves seething.
Tottenham set to sign Kevin Danso
Graeme Bailey – Chief Correspondent at TBR Football💙 – has now been told Spurs are close to signing the Austria international.
🀅We understand Danso will join the north Londoners in a £21m permanent switch from the Ligue 1 outfit – in a move which will go some way to helping Tottenham’s lack of depth in defence.
Sources have also informed TBR Football꧋ that Wolves are furious at this development – with those at Molineux feeling they have been used by the RC Lens No.4’s agent to get a better deal.

ᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚRC Lens and Wolves have been locked in discussions for the past week as the Old Gold aim to sign a new central defender for Vitor Pereira.
Wolves felt they had negotiated an initial loan deal for 🥃Danso – who once said he dreams of playing for Arsenal – although Tottenham have now swooped in.
TBR Football༺ understand Wolves now feel resigned to missing out on the 26-year-old to Spurs.
What we know about Tottenham and Axel Disasi amid Kevin Danso hijack
It remains to be seen if Tottenham sign both Danso and Disasi.

TBR Football🔯 are aware Spurs were still in discussions with Chelsea over the France international earlier this afternoon (Saturday 1st February) – so there is a chance of the north Londoners signing both the Austrian and the Frenchman as things stand.