The Tanguy Ndombele saga at Tottenham Hotspur looks to have taken a new turn. There have been a number of conflicting reports about Spurs’ stance over their record signing in the last few weeks.
Sky Italia claimed last week that Inter Milan had entered negotiations with Tottenham to sign Ndombele this summer.
The Mirror followed that up by claiming that the Frenchman was unhappy under Jose Mourinho at Tottenham and that he is actively seeking a move away from the club in the coming weeks.
The Guardian claimed earlier this week that Tottenham had informed Inter Milan that Ndombele isn’t for sale this summer, which should have put an end to all the speculation surrounding the future of the former Lyon man.
However, a new report has come to light and Daniel Levy might just be open to selling his star midfielder, but only if a club meets his mammoth asking price.
Le10 Sport claim that Levy has slapped a £63 million price tag on Ndombele and, if a club meets that price, Spurs are open to parting ways with their record signing.
The report says that Inter have not yet tabled a bid for Ndombele while French champions Paris Saint-Germain, who are very interested, cannot afford to meet Levy’s asking price this summer.
PSG are prepared to sign him initially on a loan deal with a possible transfer next summer. That makes sense considering that Thomas Tuchel has already spent a lot of money on Mauro Icardi this window.
However, Tottenham are not prepared to consider that option this summer. The report claims that Ndombele will only leave Spurs if a club offers £63 million for him, which is highly unlikely in this difficult financial climate.
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