The Spurs winter transfer window. At a time when Saudi Arabia is questioning its certain inaction on the transfer market, Tottenham, for its part, continues to be agitated at the start of January. Relegated six points behind Liverpool, leader of the English championship, Ange Postecoglou’s men seem, in fact, determined to restructure their team. In terms of departures and arrivals, the Lilywhites are therefore increasing the number of formalizations, all after only ten days of possible transactions. Latest movement to date? Eric Dier (29 years old).
Coveted for several weeks by Bayern Munich, the English defender (49 caps, 3 goals) officially joined Bavaria this Thursday. “FC Bayern have signed Eric Dier from Tottenham Hotspur until June 30, 2024, with an option for an additional year. The English international defender will wear number 15 in Munich., specified, in this respect, the Bavarian press release. This departure of the former Sporting CP player across the Rhine is not the only one to be noted for the residents of the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Indeed, the team chaired by Daniel Levy has also decided to part ways with Hugo Lloris, its emblematic captain, now in the colors of Los Angeles FC in MLS.
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Furthermore, Tottenham also chose to loan young Matthew Craig to Doncaster, while transferring, in the form of a loan, Djed Spence to Genoa. A wave of departures which should, however, not make us forget the various reinforcements made official by the London club. With this in mind, Spurs can particularly rejoice at having got their hands on the young Romanian, Radu Dragusin. In the fight with AC Milan, Tottenham finally had the last word to convince Genoa to give up their nugget for almost 30 million euros. Finally, if Sergio Reguilón has returned from his loan to Manchester United, Heung-min Son’s teammates have also strengthened their offensive sector.
In great pain at RB Leipzig, where he returned in the summer of 2022, Timo Werner (27) opted for a return to the Premier League. After spending two seasons with Chelsea, the German striker (57 caps, 24 goals), also announced for the Red Devils, was finally loaned to Spurs. Under his new tunic, the former Stuttgart striker will then try to revive himself and make his contribution to a London offensive sector that has been rather attractive since the start of the season (42 goals scored in the league, fourth best attack in the PL). Already very active, Tottenham has, in any case, no intention of remaining calm during this winter period and the weeks to come could well confirm the observed trend…
