In terms of amortization expenses, which are determined by dividing the guaranteed transfer price received over the length of the contract (which is currently regulated at an allowable limit of five years), Spurs lags considerably behind the “Big Six” teams of the Preier League. The club’s amortization costs for 2022 are £80 million, compared to Manchester United’s £170 million. Tottenham’s amortization expenses were less than those of Newcastle United (£87 million) and Aston Villa (£93 million).The name Ederson has been brought up at Tottenham, the reporter stated. “I believe the Spurs will think about getting a real No. 6 in this region.
Some of their midfield players are moving forward far more than others. They have Bissouma, who is not always reliable. On his best day, he is an incredibly talented player, but occasionally he may sustain an injury or be sent off, which causes him to take some time to adjust.
You have Bentancur’s injury condition, of course. He’s back, but he hasn’t yet accomplished what we know he is capable of. They will thus take another look at that area in the summer.
Spurs to scour Serie A for Ederson of Atalanta?
During the past few years, Tottenham has developed a habit of signing gifted players from Italy.
In north London, individuals such as Cristian Romero, Rodrigo Bentancur, Dejan Kulusevski, Guglielmo Vicario, and Destiny Udogie have already made a significant influence.
Naturally, Romero joined from Atalanta in the summer of 2021, and Ederson appears to be the Italian team’s most recent target.
The Brazilian’s stellar Serie A season has earned him the moniker of “complete” midfield midfielder. In 26 games this season, 23-year-old Ederson has six goals and one assist.
Tottenham is short on a player who can guard the back four and set the rhythm of the game from the base of midfield.
Ederson might be available for about £30 million and would definitely meet the bill. However, they might have to contend with Arsenal, their fierce rivals.
