Tottenham Hotspur transfer news: Moussa Sissoko could join Spurs as boss Mauricio Pochettino looks for strength ahead of Champions League


TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR are interested to sign Moussa Sissoko, as Mauricio Pochettino looks to boost his squad ahead of Champions League football.

Spurs have seen a £12million bid rejected by Crystal Palace for Wilfried Zaha this week and boss Pochettino is now looking for options elsewhere.

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Sissoko impressed in Euro 2016 final against Portugal[/caption]

Sissoko, 27, wants to leave Newcastle after the club was relegated in May, and a number of European clubs enquired for a move this summer.

However, Newcastle are asking a staggering £35m for the French midfielder, which is the explanation why Sissoko is still awaiting for departure.

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Sissoko is still looking for a Newcastle exit
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Sissoko impressed this summer with France during the Euro 2016, but Tottenham’s chairman Daniel Levy will find it hard to spend over £20m due to the player’s age.

With Marseille’s takeover now complete, George N’Koudou’s transfer should soon be announced by Spurs, which could see Clinton N’Jie move the other way.

Ryan Mason is having his medical at Hull City (August 30) ahead of a for £8million, while Nacer Chadli joined West Brom for £12m and Nabil Bentaleb has been loaned out to German side Schalke.

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Nacer Chadli has completed his move to West Brom from Tottenham

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Ryan Mason is set to join Hull City[/caption]

And, Heung-Min Son will be allowed to leave Spurs if Wolfsburg can match Levy’s £25m valuation.

But Son said: “I haven’t heard anything about my transfer. I don’t want to think about things happening outside the stadium. I just want to focus on playing football.

“It’s not a good sign that transfer rumours are coming out, but I think it’s meaningful that those in Germany acknowledge me.”


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