The Valencia star would undoubtedly strengthen the Tottenham Hotspur squad.
Spurs fans are growing increasingly more frustrated with every day that passes, with no new faces arriving, and Kyle Walker departing for pastures new.
It is unclear how much money Mauricio Pochettino actually has to spend, but following Walker’s sale, and the subsequent £50 million windfall that Tottenham received for his services, the Argentine will surely not be short of funds.
One particular area where the Lilywhites need to improve is in the attacking midfield department, with the club becoming too reliant on Christian Eriksen as their primary source of creativity.
And with this in mind, Spurs should consider a move for Valencia star Daniel Parejo.
Daniel Parejo in action with Lionel Messi
The 28-year-old has been excellent for Los Che, since moving to the Mestalla in the summer of 2011, and would be a fantastic addition to the Tottenham squad.
The Spaniard is incredibly versatile, and can play in the deep-lying midfield role, a more orthodox central position, or in the number 10 role, slotted in behind the lone striker.
Parejo is technically brilliant, and would provide real competition for Eriksen. He would also offer Spurs more tact and guile in the middle of the park.
The former Real Madrid man, who spent a brief loan sell in England with Queens Park Rangers way back in 2008, scored six goals and chipped in with seven assists in 38 games for Valencia last term, and his overall influence that he has on the game would surely appeal to Pochettino.
He is under contact with the La Liga side for another three years, however, so he will certainly not come cheap, but the quality that he would add to the Tottenham team would make him worth every penny.
Daniel Parejo – Valencia
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