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Tottenham set to lose out on the signature of Feyenoord star to Italian giants

By Bruce Grove -

Spurs are set to miss out on the signing of Orkun Kokcu after the representatives of the Feyenoord star visited AC Milan.

The Turkish midfielder has been in fine form in the Dutch top flight and has attracted the attention of the Lilywhites since last summer (The Sun).

He has also caught the eyes of Arsenal who were keen to sign him in the last summer transfer window.

The Gunners couldn’t get the deal done and he has continued to improve himself.

He might not play in the Premier League next because the Daily Mail says Milan has become keen on him.

The report says the Italian side even held talks with his representatives who visited them last week to discuss a future transfer.

He started the year with an injury, but he has returned to enter the Eredivisie team of the month for February and March and named the Dutch top-flight’s young player of the month for March.

The report adds that although there are uncertainties about who would become Tottenham’s next manager, the Lilywhites believe that he would be useful to whoever they give the job next.

Spurs’ squad will need some revamping and adding him to their midfield might make them a better team in the next campaign.

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MrChickenhead
MrChickenhead
2 years ago
Reply to  Tappaspur

Lee Young-pyo

Tappaspur
Tappaspur
2 years ago

Trying to think the last player we bought from them. Wasn’t it a defender called Lee or something. An Asian player

Limerick AL.
Limerick AL.
2 years ago

I , for one, am devestated.

Essex Tony
Essex Tony
2 years ago
Reply to  James McKevitt

Completely agree. Had enough of Carlos Kickaballs for a while, unless it is someone like Lewandowski (🤣🤣🤣🤣) or his ilk.

James McKevitt
James McKevitt
2 years ago

I think for a season we need to forget about players from the European Leagues. We need players who have proven they can cope with the pace and power needed in the Premier League.

Players like Hojbjerg, I don’t know much about the Southampton centre back or Andersen from Fulham but that’s the type we should target. Big, strong powerful and technical.

We can’t afford investment type players who need 18 months to adjust to the Premier League. That’s for when we are in a better position.

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