Tottenham Hotspur returned to England after completing all their schedules in Korea. However, it is still busy as the transfer market continues.
Local media Daily Mail reported on the 19th (Korea Standard Time) that Tottenham returned after finishing its schedule in Korea, but Fabio Parathic, the head of the team, headed straight to Italy. This is to discuss renting to Italian clubs of players who also played pre-season in Korea.
Currently, Serie A side AC Milan are fiddling with Tottenham defender Jafet Tanganga’s loan card. Recently, multiple British media reported that AC Milan wanted Tanganga with Bournemouth in the Premier League.
Tanganga is 22 years old this year and is a multi-defense resource where you can see both centerback and fullback. In the past three years, he has played 43 games in a Tottenham uniform. Both the preseason team K-League and Sevilla in Korea have participated.
However, the prospects for Tottenham in the new season are not bright. The evaluation of being weak in big games and unstable defense are pointed out as problems. As he is still young, it is important to gain experience through rent. If Tanganga goes to AC Milan, he can once again expect a successful case of an English defender after Picayo Tomori.
Winger Brian Hill is also expected to rent to an Italian club. Hill, who was recruited to Tottenham last season but was loaned to La Liga Valencia through the winter transfer market without showing any clear performance, is expected to be loaned again this summer. The destination is Serie A Sampdoria. It is reported that General Manager Parathic headed to Italy to meet Sampdoria with AC Milan and Tanganga discussion.
Hill also played in preseason games. And during the open training held at the Seoul World Cup Stadium on the 11th, he showed off his excellent physical strength at the shuttle run called “conte hell training.” But the reality is sobering. There is no room for Son Heung-min, Hishalisson, and Dejan Klusevsky to squeeze in from the side striker position.
Tottenham, which has to play both the Premier League and the UEFA Champions League in the new season, is also important to recruit players, but rental and transfer of players who are not in the manager’s plan are also actively underway.
