Romano highlights Tottenham Hotspur’s plans for loan duo

Reputed journalist Fabrizio Romano recently wrote an exclusive newsletter for GIVEMESPORT, where he confirmed that Spurs are content with Palhinha’s performance this season. He stated:

“Very happy. Palhinha adapted immediately very well.”

“Now, we’ve spoken about courage, now we can talk about quality. Palhinha hasn’t got the quality. For me, for a player playing in central midfield for Tottenham, that is a pass you have to be able to make. He can’t make it, so… he goes back. Listen to the boos. The only reason he does a clever turn on the ball is because of the boos. Otherwise, he’d have gone back to the goalkeeper.”

According to GIVEMESPORT sources, Tottenham are already planning to sign Palhinha on a permanent deal from Bayern Munich. As a part of the loan deal, Spurs have the option to make the transfer permanent for a fee of just £26 million, a bargain deal for a player of his caliber.

Speaking about Tottenham’s feelings about Kolo Muani, Romano wrote:

“Very happy with both. Kolo is now finding his form slowly after he didn’t have pre-season. But Spurs general feeling is positive with both.” 

The Lilywhites have endured an inconsistent start to the season. They are currently unbeaten in the Champions League but stand sixth in t he Premier League. They signed Xavi Simons for a staggering £52 million fee from Bundesliga side RB Leipzig in the summer, but the 22-year-old is yet to find his form at N17. With injuries mounting, Tottenham will look to recruit more talent in the winter transfer window.

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