Spurs win £15million in monsters

It’s a strange sport for Tottenham this season.

Angel Postecoglou’s team has been completely damaged by injuries throughout the year, a situation that has seen their results in the Premier League vary greatly over the week when last season ended.

Not long ago, there was a lot of talent in their team.

In fact, comparing one of their more promising players to one of Europe’s most exciting and valuable midfielders looks to be one of their rare successful acquisitions recently obtained from Ligue 1.

Spurs buy bad records from Ligue 1

It’s too early to make a clear judgment on the future of Kevin Danso’s Spurs, but it can be said that Lilywhites didn’t have a particularly good record when signing the Ligue 1 player.

The most notable example must be Tanguy Ndombele, who joined the club for £63 million in the summer of 2019 and hyped it up.

Unfortunately, the Frenchman was arguably their biggest failure, and not helping to completely change the North Londoner’s midfielder, but made only 91 appearances between the 19/20 and 21/22 campaigns and in Three loan moves were made before joining OGC Nice for free in July 2024.

Serge Aurier is a cheap slipper who joined the club from Paris Saint-Germain in the summer of 2017 as a replacement for Kyle Walker.

Spurs idol Teddy Sheringham takes the trouble right-back right-back to manage to be sent at the start of his first Premier League, which is usually “unstable” and then at the club’s 2021 He gave up Manchester City’s free kick victory in the 2021 League Cup final, which was his last match at the North Londoner and saw Jamie Carragher take him Described as “one of the greatest responsibilities in Premier League football”.

Unfortunately, you can come up with more names because over the years, Tottenham’s bad signature examples, like Clinton N’jie, who only made 14 appearances at the club, or Georges-kevin n’ Koudou scored a goal and provided two assists in 27 games.

However, there are some examples in which the Spurs managed to find a gem in France’s top flight a few years ago and now has one player compared to one of Europe’s most valuable midfielders.

The Spurs’ ace, he is a big star

Tottenham Hotspur is lucky, currently signing from college superstar Mikey Moore to Archie Gray and Lucas Bergvall, among others, in the book Some exciting and promising young people.

But Pape Matar Sarr is only a few years old, he may have less time to reach the height of a world-class midfielder, but is still a great talent and as things go, the successful signing of the Ligue 1.

The 22-year-old “monster” was called “monster” by Goal’s Mitch Fretton, joined the Lilywhites from Metz in August 2021, for about £15m, in the 21/22 season with the location The North Londoner has accumulated 87 appearances after Lorraine’s outfit was on loan together, scoring eight goals and providing six assists in midfield and defensive midfield.

Additionally, the midfielder called “unplayable” by Spurs fans and podcaster Lee McQueen also won a likable comparison with Real Madrid’s Federico Valverde.

They originated from FBREF, which compared players in similar positions in the top five European leagues, the Champions League and Europa League subsequently created a list of ten most comparable players for each player, in which case, the Conclusion Uruguay is the tenth most similar midfielder with Lily White Ace.

The best way to view this comparison is to see the basic metrics of each other’s rankings, including but not limited to expected auxiliary goals, actual assists, through accuracy, goal action, targeting, cleaning, carrying and more, all Every 90.

In addition to comparisons with Real Madrid Stars, you should also be excited about what this pair of Senegal stars’ future prices may mean.

For example, according to football pickup, the multi-Champion League champion is currently worth up to €123.8 million, converting to about £103 million, while the former Metz star is not worth it today, but he won’t say he won’t say he won’t if he It is statistically similar to Valverde, and this valuation can be achieved in the future.

Ultimately, the Spurs didn’t get the best record when signing players from France over the past decade or so, but in Saar, it seems they’ve already shocked the trend and have a future star.