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#3 The left-back’s chase
After Danny Rose openly criticised the club for signing relatively unknown players instead of internationally acclaimed players, his time with the North Londoners became shortlived. As a result, Spurs are now looking for options at left-back as they have embraced themselves with the reality of Rose leaving the club somewhere down the line.
The first left-back to have been linked with them is Fulham’s Ryan Sessegnon, who is playing in the Championship with Fulham. According to Fulham journalist, Ryan O’Donovan, the 17-year-old is still courted by the Lilywhites, who had seen a £25 million bid rejected in the summer.
The other left-back they have been linked with is Alex Grimaldo of Benfica. The former Barcelona full-back joined the Portuguese giants in 2016 after failing to nail down a spot in the Barcelona and has somewhat resurged his career in Portugal.
According to TalkSport, Manchester United will make a £50 million bid for Danny Rose and the best value for money player that Spurs could sign as a replacement is the Spaniard, who is rated at somewhere around £20 million.
