Michael Brown has become the latest individual to comment on Tottenham’s summer plans and the former Spurs’ star reckons that Jose Mourinho already has a list of potential signings despite the Portuguese recent comments on the subject.
The coronavirus pandemic has affected clubs financially and they are expected to have a more quiet summer transfer window than normal.
Mourinho has suggested that the club’s fans shouldn’t expect much in terms of transfer dealings because that isn’t what the club is focused on at the moment, according to comments he made on Sky Sports as quoted in Goal.
However, Brown disagrees with that and claims that it didn’t make sense for anyone to think that Mourinho has no summer plans.
He claimed that the former Manchester United manager, as well as Daniel Levy, have too much experience in the business not to have drawn up a list of targets for the next transfer window.
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Brown told Football Insider: “If you don’t think he’s already got a list together then that’s a load of rubbish.
“He’s got a list, he understands it. Jose Mourinho has unbelievable experience, as has Daniel Levy.
“They know the market, the ins and outs very, very well and I’m sure they’ll have everything under control to the best of their abilities that they can at that football club.”
Tottenham now has most of their stars back fit and they will be targeting a late charge towards the Champions League places.
😆 often the way… If someones far better than you in every way, the only way is to do the michael brown or roy keane… Rough em up, play dirty, play close, play hard and nasty….. Otherwise be made to look a fool…. We need more bite, steel, toughness. We fold too easy in big games. Tintins gone which is great, but we still need a warrior in that middle… Someone who takes games by the scruff of its neck.
Patrick veira once said that Michael brown was one of the players he hated playing against the most.
I’ve got a list of transfer targets for us too.It means nothing if Levy doesn’t give me the green light.
At this stage it is all speculation,because nobody can know how this whole situation is going to pan out.It only needs a second wave or even a spike in players’ positive tests and everything is on the back burner.