Levy sanctions midfield move for Tottenham

Tottenham is poised to strengthen his interest in landing a midfielder of 30 million pounds this summer, while Arsenal has been hoping in his bid to clinch a winger, according to Saturday's newspapers.

TOTTENHAM INCREASE THE INTERESTS OF 30 MEANS OF £ 30M

Tottenham would be ready to redouble efforts to sign midfielder Andre Gomes for £ 30 million after getting the green light from President Daniel Levy.

Gomes has impressed during his loan period of the season to Everton and the Toffees are desperate to sign him for a permanent contract with Barcelona this summer.

But they are ready to face stiff competition from the Spurs, as well as other clubs, who believe the 25-year-old could be a good deal, according to a report in the newspaper. The telegraph of the day.

Tottenham has considered signing a loan to Gomes in January 2018 and has been following its progress ever since.

Detective Chief Steve Hitchen was in Anfield to watch Gomes in the Merseyside derby in December and manager Mauricio Pochettino was known to be a big fan of the player.

The Spurs are looking for reinforcements in midfield this summer after the sale of Mousa Dembele, while doubts remain about the long-term future of Christian Eriksen and Victor Wanyama.

AND THE REST

Manchester United has abandoned its quest for Gareth Bale and will focus on the young English trio Jadon Sancho, Callum Hudson-Odoi and Declan Rice (Daily Star)

Chelsea reportedly reached an agreement to bring Swedish star Edwin Andersson to Stamford Bridge – despite the ban on transfer that threatened them (The Sun)

Ander Herrera's requirements for a £ 160,000 contract a week led Manchester United to move away from negotiations (The Sun)

A potential "for life" contract in Barcelona could bring Lionel Messi up to £ 175 million (The Sun)

Tottenham's boss, Mauricio Pochettino, is expected to listen to 12-player deals this summer, including right-back Englishman Kieran Trippier (Daily Mirror).

Tottenham tops list of clubs eager to recruit Ryan Sessegnon, a British hopeful this summer (Daily Mirror)

Barcelona's president, Josep Maria Bartomeu, hinted that the Spaniards had won the signing race of Ajax's much-requested captain, Matthijs de Ligt, this summer (Daily Mirror).

Eddie Howe hinted that Arsenal's target, Ryan Fraser, could leave Bournemouth admitting that there was no guarantee that he will sign a new deal (Daily Mirror)

Bull says Nuno Espirito Santo would be "stupid" to even think of letting the Wolves become Chelsea's manager this summer (Daily Mirror)

Liverpool is confident in maintaining Sadio Mane – while Real Madrid is considering a transfer to the Senegalese international (Daily Express)

Chelsea is on the verge of making money, as Milan prepares to pay the £ 30m needed to sign Tiemoue Bakayoko permanently (Daily Express)

Huddersfield defender Mathias Jorgensen admits he's likely to leave the club threatened with relegation in the summer (Daily Express)

Liverpool players "defied the tacit whip" to vote for Manchester City's Raheem Sterling player of the year instead of registering a tactical vote (Daily Mail)

Real Madrid are looking to send their stars Gareth Bale, Toni Kroos and Isco and will limit their playing time during the last weeks of the season (Daily Mail).

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was seen in the stands at Old Trafford Friday night as he watched offside defender Marcos Rojo play for the U23 Manchester United (Daily Mail)

Andy Scott has left his position as Watford Sports Director for a new stage in the Premier League club (Daily Mail)

Fulham will touch Ryan Sessegnon this summer with a £ 40 million prize, sparking interest from the Premier League and Paris Saint-Germain (Daily Mail)

UEFA will not select a favorite European candidate for the 2030 World Cup before the vote of the FIFA Executive Committee on a host in 2022 (The Times)

Rafael Benitez should soon accept a two-and-a-half-year extension of his contract with Newcastle (The Times)

Transfer fees will be introduced in the County Championship starting next season. Teams will have to pay up to £ 48,000 for a player developed by a rival county (The Times).

Steven Gerrard and Dave King will meet in the next 15 days to outline their plans for summer spending (Daily Record)

Celtic is considering a controversial call to a radio talk show that contained claims about Scott Brown (Scottish Sun).

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