Tottenham is ready to undertake the signing of Adama Traoré. The team of Nuno Espirito Santo, who likes the Spanish international a lot after having trained him at Wolverhampton, wants to take over Adama before the end of the market in a week. To do this, according to The Telegraph, the strategy is as follows: assignment throughout this season and compulsory purchase for 46 million next summer. The Times notes that the Wolves have rejected a first loan proposal, although the Spurs will keep trying.
Wolverhampton know they could lose one of their best players as he only has two years left on his contract. Therefore, Tottenham's formula can convince them. The other option, as The Telegraph itself indicates, would be the one Liverpool used when they signed Diogo Jota a year ago: a small payment this summer (5 million Liverpool paid in his first payment) followed by several escalated payments until reaching total quantity. Adama Traoré started this weekend with the Wolves in the match that precisely measured them against Tottenham and was one of the most outstanding, despite the 0-1 defeat.
In addition, Tottenham is looking for a way out for several of its players. On the one hand, they need to find a buyer for Tanguy Ndombele, who has already professed an interest in leaving the club. Another to leave White Hart Lane is Serge Aurier, The Telegraph reports.