Tottenham Hotspur are set to benefit from a cash windfall after Jack Clarke’s move to Ipswich Town.
According to Football Insider, the newly promoted Premier League side have completed a £18 million move to sign the former Spurs winger. Tottenham had inserted a 25% sell-on clause in his contract when they let him go and they will reap the rewards of the decision.
Tottenham are looking to improve their squad before the window closes and it remains to be seen whether they can use the windfall from Clarke’s transfer to fund any potential move.
They will be hoping to push for Champions League qualification this season and Spurs will look to do well in the domestic trophies as well. Signing the right players will certainly help their cause.
Meanwhile, Clarke will look to make his mark with Ipswich this season. He failed to prove himself with Spurs in the Premier League and it remains to be seen whether he can prove his worth this time around.
Ipswich will be looking to do well in the Premier League this season and they will look to secure safety as well. Signing talented players will Clarke will certainly help their cause.
Tottenham fans will certainly be pleased with the club’s decision to insert the sell-on clause when Clarke left the club. These funds could prove to be very handy as Spurs look to plug the weaknesses in their squad this summer.
