Football transfer rumours: Giovani Lo Celso to Tottenham for €100m?

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Today’s fluff makes you drool just like a pasta e fasul

Tottenham have made a £53m bid for the Real Betis midfielder Giovani Lo Celso, whose impressive loan move to Andalucía from Paris Saint-Germain – with headline figures of 16 goals and six assists in 46 games in their midfield this season – was made permanent only last month. The Sevilla side have instantly rejected this meagre offer, and insist that his €100m (£88m) release clause must be met – which given that he was signed on 16 April for a mere €22m would land them a tidy €78m profit. According to our calculations should such a deal be concluded today Lo Celso would have made Betis around €1,231 for every minute they owned him. Spurs, meanwhile, will let Kieran Trippier leave for £30m and “Everton, Manchester United and Napoli are monitoring his situation”, according to the Mail, though the Sun insists he “will miss out on a summer move to Napoli” because the Italian club are “looking for a younger right-back”. Trippier is 28.

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from Football | The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/football/2019/may/29/football-transfer-rumours-giovani-lo-celso-to-tottenham-for-100m

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