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Honestly, I’m just glad that he’s attracting some interest from Premier League clubs, as I think he’s a player that could benefit a team in the bottom half of the table. On the other hand, if Forest get cold feet and Bournemouth are willing to pay a loan fee, that’d also be a good place for Japhet to land for a season. In fact, it’s almost exactly what Forest already paid for Watford’s Emmanuel Dennis. That’s not a significant cash outlay for a Premier League club, though it’s likely more than a lot of continental clubs want to dish out. The Athletic claims that Spurs want €20m (£16.8m) for Tanganga to leave permanently (the fact that this is in Euros likely implies that this is what we asked Milan to pay). Ultimately, I think it probably depends on what the offers are. (That’s one reason why playing them away in week 4 is probably better than later in the season.) It could be a very solid place for Tanganga to end up, assuming that he and Spurs have both decided that he’s not in the club’s long term plans. Forest is the Mystery Box of top flight clubs - nobody really has any idea how good they actually are or will be once all their new signings have time to gel. We wrote earlier that the links between Tanganga and AC Milan have resurfaced, but Premier League interest is Premier League interest.

Napoli previously held an interest.īut Forest are the latest club to express an interest in Tanganga, who has been made available to leave Tottenham this summer. There has also been interest in the England Under-21 defender from fellow Premier League new boys Bournemouth, as well as from Italy, with AC Milan and Spurs still in talks over a possible deal. According to The Athletic (£), Forest are the latest club that has expressed an interest in signing Tottenham academy graduate and 23-year old CB Japhet Tanganga, and they want him permanently. They’ve essentially bought themselves a whole new team, have spent more than £125m this window, and apparently aren’t yet done. A lot of times, promoted clubs will make relatively few but smart purchases with the hope that it’s enough to stay up and so they can more heavily invest the following summer with a year of banked Premier League income. Once the medical checks are completed, he will be then be loaned out to Olympiakos ‘in the aftermath’, or in other words, straight after passing it.Tottenham Hotspur’s Premier League opponent this coming weekend is Nottingham Forest, a club that promoted to the top flight for the first time in 23 years.

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Indeed, L’Equipe report that the striker is ‘expected’ at Nottingham Forest on Thursday for a medical, with a €4m plus €1m deal in place with Bordeaux.

Hwang was initially not keen on that idea but has been talked around and a move is now progressing as a result. Nottingham Forest are currently leading the race for his signature, but their plan is for him to sign and then join owner Angelos Marinakis’ other club, Olympiakos, on loan for the season. Hwang is one of the more saleable assets and has been named as a target for clubs around Europe, including some in the Premier League. Reports this summer have linked Hwang with a move away from Bordeaux, who need to raise funds to ease a financial crisis engulfing the club. That’s according to L’Equipe, who say the player will travel to Nottingham tomorrow for his medical before completing his move from Bordeaux.