Tottenham rechazó ofertas de ganga por emocionantes fichajes del West Ham y Rangers
Kudus has been a standout performer at the London Stadium this season, contributing six league goals and an assist to help West Ham stay close to the Premier League’s top five. Diomande, on the other hand, is expected to make an immediate impact at Ibrox as Rangers aim to narrow the gap to Celtic at the summit of the Scottish Premiership. Reports suggest that Kudus and Diomande, along with Ibrahim Osman, a rumored target for West Ham, were collectively offered to Spurs for a mere £8million while they were all at Nordsjaelland.
Manchester United also supposedly had the chance to acquire the trio for the same price, but both the Red Devils and Tottenham declined the opportunity. The trio’s value is now believed to exceed £80 million, with their potential continuing to rise as long as they continue to develop on their current path. Ange Postecoglou has welcomed two new additions to his squad this month, with Radu Dragusin joining on a permanent basis and Timo Werner arriving on loan from RB Leipzig.
“I was really pleased that the initial objectives we had in our head, which were someone in at centre-half and someone in the forward positions, that we ticked those off pretty early,” said Postecoglou before Friday’s defeat at the hands of Manchester City in the FA Cup. “It’s not just been that we did them early, but they’re two guys who have really benefitted from having 10 days in the building with us, training, adjusting and all that. Both Timo and Radu are both in a really good place to help us going forward.”
Regarding future developments, Postecoglou mentioned, “As for what happens with the rest of it going forward, as I said last time, we’re always alert and doing work and if we can improve the squad we’ll look to do that. If there are potentially any outgoings, we’re ready for that depending on what happens.”
