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Tottenham is looking forward to moving into a brand new new stadium, but the club's lack of action in the transfer market this summer has left some supporters feeling a little deflated.
Nine days from the end of summer The Spurs window has not yet attracted new players to North London, but boss Mauricio Pochettino says the club is "working on it".
After finishing third in the Premier League last season, Pochettino said The club must "take risks" to improve, reports the BBC. But he does not know if new players will arrive before the transfer deadline on August 9th.
The Spurs play Newcastle in their Premier League game on August 11, and Pochettino said, "I do not know if we're going to sign or not, we're working on that." I can not tell you if we are going to sign one, zero, two, three or four.
"We work. The transfer window is so close, but the club is doing everything to help the team and add a few players, more quality, and try to help us in the season to achieve what we want. "
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Harry Kane Signs New Long Term Contract with Tottenham This Summer
The English captain, winner of the World Cup, signed a six-year contract in early June. worth £ 200,000 a week The Guardian reports that Kane's new deal has seen Spurs President Daniel Levy "dramatically increase the salary cap of the team."
Pochettino he himself also signed a new five-year contract in May as the club worked hard to retain its valuable badets, winger Erik Lamela, defender Davinson Sanchez and midfielder Harry Winks also committed to long-term
The Sun reported last month that the Spurs also hoped that Christian Eriksen and Dele Alli would follow the example of Kane.
The Spurs may never have signed contract but last summer they have been in contact with Anthony Martial, Manchester United striker, Jack Grealish, Aston Villa midfielder, and Wilfried Zaha, Crystal Palace striker [19659002] According to France Football midfielder Valencia's Geoffrey Kondogbia is another target with reports claiming that Spurs has activated the £ 72m release clause in his contract.
A stunning move to bring Gareth Bale back to the Real Madrid club was however downplayed by Pochettino who said it was "not realistic".
Who could leave?
A few days after lifting the World Cup with Franc e, the Spurs goalkeeper, Hugo Lloris, would have been the target of the summer transfer No. 1 Real Madrid. The sun said that Real "was plotting an offer of £ 60m for the guardian".
The possible transfer of Toby Alderweireld to Manchester United also failed despite months of constant speculation in the tabloids. Forwards Vincent Janssen and Fernando Llorente could still leave before next week
Sanchez: continue to improve
Pochettino led Spurs to three first consecutive places in the Premier League and Colombian defender Sanchez thinks the target of the team – and of himself – is to continue to improve.
He stated on the club's website: "Last season was good but now … I like a big challenge.I want to get better, every season the goal is to improve, to do more.It is the same thing for the team and it's a matter of belief – belief in every game, playing well in every match.
"The teams raise their match against us because we are a team with a lot of quality and we must be ready."
Meanwhile, the Danish playmaker Eriksen is hoping the Spurs by this summer's World Cup where nine of the club's players have reached the semi-finals with their country.Eriksen, who played for Denmark in the knockout stages of the World Cup, confided to ESPN: "If you look at the number of players we had at the World Cup and who are the players, it was successful.
"We had nine players in the semi-finals – the World Cup is really a good place to show that when you're in Tottenham you can be a top player."
Levy can "shoot" a rabbit out of the hat "
The clock may be down at the deadline next week, but the former Tottenham director, Harry Redknapp, believes that the president of Spurs Levy is working on late transactions.
Redknapp tells talkSPORT: "Daniel tends to move at the very last minute, he will have a two-for-one contract, a buy-one-get-one-free or something like that. sometimes these transactions
"But he's getting good deals, and I'm sure he'll have one or two rabbits in the hat that he's waiting to come out at the last minute."
Spurs fans hope Redknapp is right.
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