Lange holds negotiations to sign £50 million Spurs player

Tottenham Hotspur technical director Johan Lange is believed to have held talks with the Spurs bringing “special” players, while Lilywhites demonstrated a new discovery interest in his service.

Ange postecoglou makes plans under pressure from Tottenham

No matter what happens in Europe (John Cross), Little Fire head coach Ange Postecoglou can leave north London, leading to Chairman Daniel Levy and the board to develop contingency plans if they fired him.

It was a bland sport, and in every way, the Lily Whites had severely lacked player availability in the mid-season as the injury crisis swept the Spurs.

This seriously debilitates the 59-year-old’s choice, but anyway, Tottenham has endured their worst Premier League season of all time, facing fierce criticism, with 17 best flight failures so far.

Tottenham fired postecoglou after just two years in charge, a very realistic possibility, with Andoni Iraola of Bournemouth, Marco Silva of Fulham, Oliver Glasner of Crystal Palace and Thomas Frank, owner of Brentford, all tied to work for the past two weeks.

Bournemouth is planning a new Elara contract for the Spurs’ interest, though, so it is believed that people like Silva and Frank are becoming increasingly real contenders to replace Tottenham’s postecoglou.

Tottenham also hopes to be a new manager as soon as possible so they can have a potential fresh appointment for summer transfers before the first window opens on June 1 (Pete O’Rourke).

But Lange appears to be taking the lead, according to a new report in Germany this week.

Lange holds Tottenham Hotspur negotiations

According to Sport Bild, the Danes have developed a strong interest in Eintracht Frankfurt goalkeeper Kaua Santos in a situation where Tottenham’s first leg faces the Bundesliga.

Santos made a series of excellent savings in the overall stunning performance to put the Spurs in a difficult situation, impressed and impressed North Londoners themselves, who witnessed his quality firsthand at Tottenham Stadium.

Sport Bild reported that Lange met Tottenham in talks with Santos on Santos, the 22-year-old shooter was impressed after intervened for injured Kevin Trapp this season.

South America has been praised for its outstanding performance between sticks, but he won’t be cheap, as sports Bild highlights Eintracht’s emphasis on him about £50 million.

Manager Dino Topmoller said: “Kaua has performed very well and shows everything we have seen from training over the past few weeks and months.”

“He is a very brave goalkeeper.”

Meanwhile, Santos has attracted praise from his teammates, with defender Robin Koch hinting that he has a unique “special” qualities that set him apart from goalkeepers.

But, despite some recent blast from Guglielmo Vicario, it is controversial whether the Spurs need to throw that money on the breeder at the moment.