The goalkeeper replacement seems to be going smoothly.
The British media ‘Give Me Sports’ said on the 27th (Korean time), “Tottenham Hotspur is most ahead of the competition for David Raya (27, Brentford). A replacement for Hugo Lloris (36), who is likely to leave Tottenham in the summer transfer market, is will be,” he said.메이저사이트
The breakup with the captain and main gatekeeper is getting closer. The British ‘Telegraph’ said, “A club in Saudi Arabia has offered Lloris a threefold salary increase. Lloris is open to new challenges,” and saw that Lloris would leave the team in the summer transfer window.
This is because the downgrade in skill this season was conspicuous. Lloris became the culprit behind frequent mistakes at the beginning of the season. In addition, injuries overlapped. Fraser Foster (35) filled Lloris’ vacancy. England’s ‘Daily Mail’ and others predicted that a new goalkeeper would hit the Tottenham goal next season.
A viable replacement has emerged. ‘Give Me Sports’ reported that Tottenham had an advantage in Brentford’s race to sign Raya. Raya is considered one of the goalkeepers who led Brentford’s blast this season. He is evaluated as a player who has excellent defense and even his feet. He played all 37 Premier League games in the 2022-23 season and kept the Brentford goal.
However, there was a difference of opinion on the transfer fee. According to the media, Tottenham is trying to recruit Raya by spending 20 million pounds (about 32.8 billion won). However, Brentford coach Thomas Frank is known to want 40 million pounds (approximately 65.6 billion won) for Raya’s ransom.
It’s not just Raya. Tottenham are considering several options. Emiliano Martinez (30, Aston Villa), winner of the 2022 Qatar World Cup, and Edouard Mendy (31, Chelsea), who played a significant role in winning the UEFA Champions League (UCL), are also candidates for recruitment.
‘Give Me Sports’ added, “Tottenham is at the forefront of the race to sign Raya,” adding, “If the new general manager joins Tottenham, concrete progress will be made.”