Tottenham are reportedly considering Atletico Madrid’s Stefan Savic as a central defensive signing this summer.
Jan Vertonghen has one foot out of the door and Juan Foyth could follow to leave Jose Mourinho in need of a new centre-back.
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Savic previously played in the Premier League for Manchester City but lasted only a season at the Etihad Stadium. I remember him having an absolute horror show in the infamous Balotelli stamp, Defoe miss, King penalty game that City won 3-2 in January of 2012.
The Montengro international has since built himself a good career on the continent, spending three years with Fiorentina before moving to Atletico Madrid to hone his craft under Diego Simeone.
Spanish media outlet TodoFichajes understands that the 29-year-old would be available for 15m Euros and that Spurs are interested.
It’s fair to say these fans on Twitter are not enthusiastic about this potential signing. Perhaps they also remember Savic’s City stinker.