Romano Reports Tottenham Could Lose £34m as £65k-a-week Star Gets New Offer; Player’s Decision Pending
New information from Fabrizio Romano indicates that Davinson Sanchez from Tottenham has sparked significant interest from Galatasaray. The dependable reporter has confirmed: “Galatasaray has approached Tottenham with an initial proposal for Davinson Sánchez — confirmed. The offer appears to revolve around a €9m fee, however, Sánchez has drawn interest from 2/3 other clubs. Tottenham appears […]
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New information from Fabrizio Romano indicates that Davinson Sanchez from Tottenham has sparked significant interest from Galatasaray.
The dependable reporter has confirmed: “Galatasaray has approached Tottenham with an initial proposal for Davinson Sánchez — confirmed. The offer appears to revolve around a €9m fee, however, Sánchez has drawn interest from 2/3 other clubs. Tottenham appears willing to let him go, but the final choice falls with the player.”
Considering that Spurs allegedly splurged £42million for Sanchez, it’s quite unexpected they would willingly let him go for a mere £7.5million.
This implies a readiness on Tottenham’s part to face a loss of about £34million in total, should the player opt for the transfer.
Tottenham is Ready to Part Ways with Sanchez
Their willingness to endure such a massive loss for Sanchez reflects the club’s determination for his departure this summer.
Despite having some successful spells at the club, the Columbian’s inconsistent performance has been his main drawback.
Tottenham’s predicament is that his contract is due to expire next year. Thus, even a small amount received at present is better than losing him for free next summer.
Sanchez played in 18 Premier League games last season, but was only in the starting lineup in eight of those. The 27-year-old has found favour dwindling at the club.
With irregular playtime and a hefty £65k-a-week salary, it seems mutually beneficial for Sanchez to exit this summer.
The ball lies in Sanchez’s court, and it’ll be intriguing to see if he waits out for a better offer. Spurs are in a transitional phase, and letting go of fringe players like Sanchez could help streamline the squad and compete more effectively in the next season.
