Tottenham: Bart Verbruggen to jump at chance for ‘brilliant’ Roberto De Zerbi reunion, Brighton deal could be on
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Tottenham’s transfer plans are set to see them prioritise a new number one goalkeeper to replace Guglielmo Vicario ahead of next season, and De Zerbi’s relationship with Verbruggen could see them gain an edge. ✈️ Tottenham Hotspur Transfer News ✈️ Breaking news on deals in progress, signings, departures, and contract news from the Spurs boardroom. VISIT THE TRANSFER HUB MORE FOOTBALL INSIDER STORIES Bart Verbuggen has hailed Roberto De Zerbi multiple timesPraise from former players has already become common immediately after De Zerbi’s appointment in North London, as several of his old Brighton squad have taken the chance to praise the Italian.
Verbruggen’s previous comments show his admiration for the 46-year-old and the role that he plays as a leader for his teams, and that could potentially have a big impact on his future this summer. And then, come gameday, you see it happening in front of you.”That is surely a clear indication that he would jump at the chance to reunite with his former boss and strike up that relationship again if the opportunity arose this summer. 🚨🎙️ Bart Verbruggen, speaking about his imminent move to Brighton, has confirmed he’s already had calls with Roberto De Zerbi: “Yes, that was great.
How would Brighton react to Tottenham move?Former Everton and Aston Villa chief executive Keith Wyness recently told Football Insider that it will take £50million to sign Verbruggen this summer, as Brighton are keen to ensure they get good value for their number one.That represents a significant outlay for Spurs or any other interested parties, but De Zerbi and Co. are set to be boosted by the fact that the sale of Vicario should help to raise funds. However, despite their high asking price, talkSPORT have revealed that the Seagulls are “relaxed” about Verbruggen’s situation, as they have Carl Rushworth returning from his loan spell with Coventry.