DBasia.news – Daniel Levy, the owner of Tottenham Hotspur, began to show his interest in selling players at high prices. Levy became the actor behind the exodus of Spurs players this summer.
Tottenham have recruited two players so far: Tanguy Ndombele and Jack Clarke. Ndombele became a club transfer record after spending 62 million euros, plus the variable increased to 10 million euros, Tottenham are still looking for other players.
However, their transfer is not only about buying players but also selling to balance the balance sheet. At this point, Levy showed his strength.
First, Tottenham successfully sold English right-back, Kieran Trippier, for 20 million pounds to Spanish club Atletico Madrid. Then, the next step is to sell players who are not in the playing plan of Mauricio Pochettino.
As reported by Goal, Tottenham will sell Danny Rose, Vincent Janssen, and Georges-Kevin Nkoudou. Rose was even allowed by Tottenham to leave the squad in a pre-season tour training session to find a new club.
The 29-year-old left-back has joined Tottenham since 2007 from Leeds United. Rose has been loaned to Watford four times, Peterborough United, Bristol City, and Sunderland. He is predicted to remain playing in the Premier League.
Rose was supposed to be targeted by Manchester United. But, now the focus of the Red Devils is chasing Leicester City center-back Harry Maguire. So, it is possible that Rose joined another team or wandered like Trippier at Atletico.