Spurs given opportunity to sign Conte transfer target as club aim to bank £50m in player sales

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Tottenham reportedly look to have been given an opportunity to finally sign long-term Antonio Conte transfer target Andre Onana from Inter Milan.

Conte’s old club need to raise around £50million in player sales this summer, and it seems Onana is one player who could be offloaded as part of that process, according to 90min.

The report explains that Tottenham remain interested in the Cameroon international, with the club and their manager seemingly being admirers of his since his days as an Ajax player.

Spurs could do with making a change in goal this summer as Hugo Lloris is starting to show his age, with a long-term successor as number one surely a priority now.

Andre Onana to Tottenham?

Onana has not quite managed to get into Inter’s starting line up on a regular basis, but he remains a fine ‘keeper who could do well to try reviving his career in English football.

90min add that Tottenham could also face competition from the likes of Manchester United and Chelsea for the 26-year-old as they are two more clubs likely to be in the market for a new ‘keeper.

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  1. There has been a lot of talk surrounding finding a log term replacement for Hugo Lloris, who receives a lot of criticism some of which is not always fair and warranted. Yet with the exception of Romero Tottenham’s stand-offish defence should really be heavily looked at as the main cause in leaking so many goals. I’m sorry to be the bearer of bad news but Erik Dier, is not a CB he’s a holding mid and just doesn’t suit the CB role. And it is clear that Sanchez, Tanganga, and Lenglet just aren’t good enough defensively to warrant keeping them on, we simply need better players. Tactically I have to admit I just do not get Tottenham and the continuence to play this absurd brand of football that does not suit the club or its own ethos! And I think certain players are being stifled as a result, if Antonio Conte has no other game plan or strategy to alter this inconsistency then perhaps it is time to seek a fresh perspective in moving the club forward in footballing terms, as this is honestly not enjoyable football to watch and endure.

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