Tottenham are eager to keep signing some of the best young talents from around, as Lecce left-back Patrick Dorgu the latest to be linked in that regard.
According to Football Insider, Tottenham are interested in Lecce’s left-back, Patrick Dorgu. Spurs are keen to keep signing young talents, and they have adopted a new transfer policy that has seen them accumulate several young talents.
Tottenham have given their transfer policy a new direction since the summer, continuing to buy young players. The north Londoners are thinking about the future in a big way, as their investment in some promising talents demonstrates.
This summer alone, Tottenham signed Archie Gray, Wilson Odobert, Lucas Bergvall, and Yang Min-hyeok, as they are now targeting newer talents in the market. Italy has lately become a common hunting ground for the north Londoners, as many of their best performers are from Serie A.
Destiny Udogie is also from Italy, and now Ange Postrcoglou seeks a perfect cover for the Italian international, with their interest in Patrick Dorgu. The Danish international has been a good presence for Lecce, as he could soon be departing Serie A for a more significant challenge.
It’s not even been 24 hours since Dorgu signed a new deal at Lecce until 2029, but there’s already an extensive report linking the 19-year-old defensive prodigy to Tottenham. Many more clubs are interested in Dorgu, but Spurs’ immense network within Italy could help them sign the young defender.
Spurs are moving in the right direction
Spurs are keen to build a solid foundation for the future, and their idea of signing young stars is a step in the right direction. They have not moved away from any deal because of the price, as their huge deal for Archie Gray shows they are willing to invest the right money where it deserves to be.
They have also managed to bring some emerging stars on the cheap, and they will be ready to invest big going forward. Any potential deal for Dorgu will be a big signal of intent about their future, as the Danish star could come in as a solid deputy or competitor for Udogie.
