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Tottenham want more than £15m to sell their ‘phenomenal’ player now
Tottenham Hotspur could reportedly demand more than £15 million to sell Joe Rodon to Leeds United this summer.
Joe Rodon is enjoying a brilliant spell at Elland Road after making the switch to Leeds over the summer.
The Welshman has established himself as a key man under Daniel Farke, racking up 26 appearances in all competitions.
Rodon had struggled to nail down a place in the Spurs side after joining from Swansea City for back in 2020.
But after a frustrating few years at Tottenham and an underwhelming spell at Stade Rennais last season, he seems to have finally landed on his feet at Leeds.
Due to his exceptional form this term, you’d expect the Whites to be keen to land the defender on a permanent basis. And claims that Spurs are likely to demand a fee worth more than £15 million this summer.
Spurs set Rodon price with Leeds keen
The outlet claims that Spurs didn’t include a recall clause in his loan switch to Leeds over the summer.
It’s noted that Farke’s side are aware he will be for sale after asking about signing him permanently over the summer.
Leeds were quoted £15 million at the time and due to his form this season, Tottenham would probably ask for a higher fee now.
Farke has already suggested that Leeds are planning to sign Rodon permanently over the summer.
The Whites are still in with a chance of automatic promotion to the Premier League as they sit four points behind second-placed Southampton.
It’s evident that Rodon doesn’t feature in Postecoglou’s plans and after the addition of Radu Dragusin, he would be likely to fall even further down the pecking order should he return to Spurs.
Whether or not Leeds are willing to meet Tottenham’s demands remains to be seen. But based on Rodon’s ‘phenomenal’ displays at Elland Road this term, you’d imagine they would be keen to strike a deal over the coming months.