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Spurs want exciting young Brazilian forward after he impresses their scouts

By Bruce Grove -

Tottenham have stepped up their pursuit of Corinthians winger, Rodrigo Varanda after he impressed their scouts.

The 18-year-old has been on the radar of Spurs for some years now and Sun Sports claims they have been monitoring his progress in South America.

He will be out of a contract at the end of this season and Spurs intend to bring him to England next year.

The report says the Lilywhites have already held initial talks over an £8.5m move for the teenager.

Spurs have signed some Brazilians in recent windows and even landed Carlos Vinicius on loan for this campaign.

Varanda would be in good company at Spurs as Lucas Moura, Giovani Lo Celso and Erik Lamela also come from South America.

His team has already started working on the paperwork that he would need to make a smooth transfer to England when the time comes.

Spurs haven’t given too many opportunities to young players in this campaign as they focused on winning a trophy under Jose Mourinho.

However, they have fired the Portuguese and their new boss will hopefully have an interest in grooming players.

If that happens, Varanda can be happy that he will get the chance to break into the first team sooner than he thinks.

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MrChickenhead
MrChickenhead
2 years ago

Do him and the Argies even speak the same lingo, to be good company.
Eric Dier might be better.

Essex Tony
Essex Tony
2 years ago

Another Carlos Kickaball?? Probably a Steve Hitchens hidden gem which means he’ll be cheap and rubbish.

BaluUsOut
BaluUsOut
2 years ago

Its a bit difficult to see from the YouTube clips but He doesn’t look very quick.

Vinicius mark II if we are not careful.

Jim McKevitt
Jim McKevitt
2 years ago

I know it can be hard for foreign players to get entry to the UK, even full Internationals have to have had played a certain amount of times for their country so I’d be surprised if this happens.

The usual way in for South American players is usually through Portugal’s football league.

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