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Spurs Preparing Bid For Beijing Guoan Ace: But Any Summer Transfers Will Be Self Funded

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Sources close to the club tell The Boy Hotspur that a bid is being prepared for South Korean ace Kim Min-Jae, however we been advised that ANY transfer activity this summer will only proceed if it is self funded by sales from the existing Tottenham players.

Potentially this is great news, in so much it will ensure that a shake up of personnel could be on the cards – which at Tottenham is rarely a bad thing.

Recently we told you that Spurs were in pole position for the 23-year-old currently with Chinese Super League side Beijing Guoan.

Is the boy any good? This video clip might give you a clue, it’s Kim Min-Jae tackling and then nutmegging Mousa Dembele.

The mood amongst many Tottenham fans towards the lad is certainly buoyant, but ho will be moved on in order to facilitate any deal? The front runner surely has to be Serge Aurier who has been linked with various moves, including one to Monaco. Juan Foyth is a close second, however the Argentine does have what looks to be a long term injury, which may scupper any potential sale in this window.

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Tappaspur
Tappaspur
3 years ago

Get him got levy

James McKevitt
James McKevitt
3 years ago
Reply to  DannyG

True.

DannyG
DannyG
3 years ago
Reply to  James McKevitt

You can normally sell tat quickly if you price it right, and have the buyers ready with cash. Even willing buyers can’t buy tat if they don’t have the money. And if they somehow find a little money from somewhere, they’re only interested in cut price deals and bargains – not the overpriced stuff we’re peddling.

DannyG
DannyG
3 years ago
Reply to  James McKevitt

Again, a CB? let’s look at the problem areas first.

James McKevitt
James McKevitt
3 years ago
Reply to  DannyG

You’re selling tat to try and buy quality, quite a trick if you can pull it off.

James McKevitt
James McKevitt
3 years ago

Very risky, I haven’t seen any of his play so can’t judge his qualities. But moving from the Chinese Super League to the Premier League is some jump, never mind the problems of a new country and very different culture. He would need to be super talented to take a risk. We don’t need another, Clark or Gedson who are what are called project players in basketball terms. And Eric Dier, thanks mate.

DannyG
DannyG
3 years ago

If we have to sell before we can buy, that sounds to me like bad news. Very bad news. We could be waiting a long time for someone to buy up our cast offs.

Most clubs will not have ANY money to spend and will be relying on sales before they can buy too. Everyone else will be waiting for the few clubs with money to move first. Utd, City, Chelsea etc will have their pick first. Do those clubs – or other European super powers – want to buy players that haven’t made the grade at Spurs? No of course they don’t.

I’d actually be very surprised if we sold any of our cast offs before the start of next season.

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