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Too Good to resist: Tottenham Offer could lure player to Join

Spurs offer is the best, difficult to match it

On May 31st, TV Azteca stated Feyenoord star Santiago Giménez could favour a move to the Premier League, where Tottenham Hotspur are interested in securing his services.

The striker finished his second season in the Eredivisie with 26 goals and eight assists from 42 games.

According to TUDNRadio, Giménez is ‘very close to joining’ Tottenham in the summer window.

TUDNRadio took to X, formerly known as Twitter to share updates provided by journalist Juan Carlos Cruz, also known as Chiquis.

The 23-year-old is with the Mexico squad at the Copa América, but behind the scenes there are movements taking place for his potential transfer.

Chiquis says the Eredivisie side have received offers from Tottenham and Atlético Madrid. He hasn’t provided the fee proposed by these two clubs, but says the La Liga side’s bid is lower than the one tabled by Spurs.

The journalist states the Eredivisie side have requested Los Rojiblancos to at least match the north London club’s offer, which seems ‘complicated’. Therefore, Chiquis says Giménez is ‘very close’ to Ange Postecoglou’s side.

It needs to be seen whether this claim will be backed by the media in the Netherlands

 

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Ian Wright mocks Tottenham in front of Ange Postecoglou

Karen Carney makes awkward remark as Wright mocks Spurs in front of Postecoglou

Tottenham Hotspur manager Ange Postecoglou was in the ITV studio for Belgium’s Euro 2024 match against Romania, and his fellow pundits brought about an awkward exchange

There was a hairy moment during ITV’s Euro 2024 coverage, with Ange Postecoglou dealing with criticism of his Tottenham team within minutes of making his punditry debut with the broadcaster.

After taking some time off at the end of the season, Postecoglou joined Karen Carney, Ian Wright and presenter Laura Woods in the studio. The quartet were taking in the Group E match between Belgium and Romania, with Spurs defender Radu Dragusin starting for the latter.

Before the game even kicked off, though, Postecoglou found himself and his team brought up in a less than favourable context. The discussion wasn’t even about the players involved on the night, or even a member of the Australian’s squad.

Instead, Spurs’ performance against Manchester City was brought up when the panel discussed John Stones’ England role. The City man impressively stepped into midfield on more than one occasion, including against the London side, and a repeat has been suggested at international level.

“I know what Karen was saying about John Stones and how brilliant he is when he’s going through the pitch from centre half – I think it was against Tottenham, I think I saw him,” Wright said. The comment brought a sheepish “thanks mate” from Postecoglou, while Carney pointed out the awkwardness of the situation, to laughter from all concerned.

“The thing with it is, yes, that is fine at Man City because he has got that structure,” Wright continued. “And he knows exactly what he’s doing and people know when he’s coming. It’s the same as Phil Foden, Phil Foden has got structure – people talk about him playing with freedom but he’s got a structure, he knows exactly what he’s doing and at the moment, us, from an attacking point of view, we don’t seem to have a structure for what we’re doing.”

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Ange Postecoglou was on punditry duty for Belgium vs Romania

Postecoglou’s presence was welcomed by those watching on TV. “Nobody should be surprised at Ange’s calmness and common sense in front of the ITV cameras. He has been a regular TV pundit Down Under,” wrote one.

“Ange Postecoglou comes across so well. He’s got that charisma I really like and a natural pundit,” said another. “Ange’s knowledge of the game is miles higher than any other pundit on our TV screens,” was the verdict from a third.

On the pitch, Belgium made a fast start as they became the last of the 24 teams at the Euros to find the net. Youri Tielemans was one of several players brought into the starting line-up by Domenico Tedesco after a defeat to Slovakia, and the Aston Villa midfielder scored after barely 70 seconds.

 

 

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