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http://www.espnfc.us/story/3186729/totte...rom-southampton

Tottenham Hotspur have announced the signing of goalkeeper Paulo Gazzaniga from Southampton.

Gazzaniga, 25, has signed a five-year deal until 2022 and he is the club's second signing of the summer after Davinson Sanchez joined from Ajax for £36.5 million.

http://www.espnfc.us/story/3186710/tottenham-set-to-sign-serge-aurier-beat-psg-to-juan-foyth-source

PARIS -- Paris Saint-Germain's Serge Aurier is close to joining Tottenham Hotspur and the Premier League club are also set to beat the French side to the signing of Estudiantes' Juan Foyth, a source close to the Ligue 1 outfit has told ESPN FC.

Aurier, who has had a summer exit agreed with PSG since the start of July, will sign a five-year contract if he can obtain official proof of his successful appeal against a convertible two-month prison sentence and PSG will pocket around €25 million.


Amazing that there are STILL plenty of quality players out there and you CAN actually do business with Southampton!

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They quietly added

Kevin wimmer
Georges N'Koudou
Vincent Jansen
Moussa Sissoko


All of whom have been a raving success.

Signing gazzaniga and being linked with aurier is hardly what they need.

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Originally Posted By Redneckscouser
http://www.espnfc.us/story/3186729/totte...rom-southampton

Tottenham Hotspur have announced the signing of goalkeeper Paulo Gazzaniga from Southampton.

Gazzaniga, 25, has signed a five-year deal until 2022 and he is the club's second signing of the summer after Davinson Sanchez joined from Ajax for £36.5 million.

http://www.espnfc.us/story/3186710/tottenham-set-to-sign-serge-aurier-beat-psg-to-juan-foyth-source

PARIS -- Paris Saint-Germain's Serge Aurier is close to joining Tottenham Hotspur and the Premier League club are also set to beat the French side to the signing of Estudiantes' Juan Foyth, a source close to the Ligue 1 outfit has told ESPN FC.

Aurier, who has had a summer exit agreed with PSG since the start of July, will sign a five-year contract if he can obtain official proof of his successful appeal against a convertible two-month prison sentence and PSG will pocket around €25 million.


Amazing that there are STILL plenty of quality players out there and you CAN actually do business with Southampton!


If Southampton wanted the player do you think they would have sold him?

Still not impress with Spurs transfers just yet

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They've signed Southampton's reserve goalkeeper as third choice behind Lloris and Vorm, it's an irrelevant signing really, bit like us not allowing Danny Ward back out on loan as we need him to be third choice.

I also don't understand the Sanchez signing, with the money spent you'd expect him to play but surely he won't drop Alderweireld or Vertonghen? Are they now going to switch to 3 at the back?

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Originally Posted By Chris2402
They've signed Southampton's reserve goalkeeper as third choice behind Lloris and Vorm, it's an irrelevant signing really, bit like us not allowing Danny Ward back out on loan as we need him to be third choice.

I also don't understand the Sanchez signing, with the money spent you'd expect him to play but surely he won't drop Alderweireld or Vertonghen? Are they now going to switch to 3 at the back?


Players do get injured or need to be rotated you know?

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Originally Posted By TiredReds
Originally Posted By Chris2402
They've signed Southampton's reserve goalkeeper as third choice behind Lloris and Vorm, it's an irrelevant signing really, bit like us not allowing Danny Ward back out on loan as we need him to be third choice.

I also don't understand the Sanchez signing, with the money spent you'd expect him to play but surely he won't drop Alderweireld or Vertonghen? Are they now going to switch to 3 at the back?


Players do get injured or need to be rotated you know?


Do they really? Thank you for that enlightening piece of information. Point being, if all 3 are fit who gets left out or are Spurs looking at a change of formation? You very rarely see the best teams rotating their central defenders!

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Originally Posted By Chris2402
Originally Posted By TiredReds
Originally Posted By Chris2402
They've signed Southampton's reserve goalkeeper as third choice behind Lloris and Vorm, it's an irrelevant signing really, bit like us not allowing Danny Ward back out on loan as we need him to be third choice.

I also don't understand the Sanchez signing, with the money spent you'd expect him to play but surely he won't drop Alderweireld or Vertonghen? Are they now going to switch to 3 at the back?


Players do get injured or need to be rotated you know?


Do they really? Thank you for that enlightening piece of information. Point being, if all 3 are fit who gets left out or are Spurs looking at a change of formation? You very rarely see the best teams rotating their central defenders!


The new Sanchez guy won't be starting immediately but will get in contention as soon as he is ready starting with the league cup. You have to plan rotation with a good squad as the season is long especially with CL. SPURS has a good first team and finding as good back ups is harder than us even if Klopp states that he has this big challenge

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Originally Posted By TiredReds

The new Sanchez guy won't be starting immediately but will get in contention as soon as he is ready starting with the league cup. You have to plan rotation with a good squad as the season is long especially with CL. SPURS has a good first team and finding as good back ups is harder than us even if Klopp states that he has this big challenge


As I said, the best teams very rarely rotate their central defenders, they may get rested in the League Cup but in European and Premiership games, how often do you see a key central defender 'rested'?


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