Juventus are ready to pack the player’s bags and sell him to Tottenham this summer
Joao Palhinha’s goal in the 43rd minute fired Tottenham into Premier League safety with a 1-0 home win over Everton.
Tottenham can finally look forward after surviving the last day
A 2-1 loss to Chelsea on Tuesday confirmed the final day’s decision for Spurs fans, who took to the streets in their thousands to welcome the club’s coach and give a rousing reception to greet the players on the pitch.
With injured captain Cristian Romero a surprising presence near the dugout despite a trip to Argentina this week, Spurs started strongly, with Conor Gallagher and Palhinha both firing wide.
A water break was followed by temperatures reaching 30 degrees in the capital, before Pedro Porro’s 50-50 challenge on Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall sparked an uproar and Danso’s other effort caused panic in the Everton penalty area.
De Zerbi’s team pressed and probed without success, but that changed in the 43rd minute. Tel’s dangerous corner found Palhinha, who headed over the bar but was quick to rebound, his effort crossing the line before Thierno Barry cleared.
After a long stoppage time due to a technical problem with one of Michael Oliver’s assistant referees, Jordan Pickford almost deflected England team-mate Djed Spence’s shot into his own net before treatment was stopped on Palhinha and Tel.
News of West Ham’s success at home to Leeds provided an injection of anxiety and Moyes had already introduced new legs to Everton’s Tyrique George and Harrison Armstrong.
Another water break followed and De Zerbi made his first roll of the dice with substitute Randal Kolo Muani lifting the ball from 25 yards following his introduction.
There was a big minute left as George cut inside and let fly in the ninth minute of stoppage time, but Antonin Kinsky produced a flying stop to seal the win which helped Tottenham avoid relegation for the first time in 49 years.
Tottenham are reeling from a free transfer for World Cup winner Pochettino who almost signed them years ago
Spurs are back in the frame with their signing.
With safety assured, Tottenham can start looking at the summer transfer window, and reports in Italy now claim that one of their targets will be sold by his club this summer.
The Juventus star has been told to ‘pack his bags’ and join Spurs
Italian journalist Gianni Balzarini shared an update on the future of Juventus defender Andrea Cambiaso this weekend, revealing that Barcelona and Tottenham are interested.
Translated by Sport Witness, Balzarini says Juventus will ‘pack him up’ and the Italian ‘will no longer be able to stay at Juventus’ due to questions about his attitude.
A fee of €40m (£34.5m) would be enough to tempt the Turin club into a sale, which is a significant drop from the €80m (£69m) they previously demanded from Manchester City.
Roberto De Zerbi will have a big impact on Tottenham’s summer business, and it wouldn’t be surprising to see the Italian scour Serie A for new players.
Cambiaso, who can play at left or right back, has played 36 times in Serie A this season, scoring three and assisting four.
It is reported that De Zerbi has also pushed Spurs to sign Southampton star Leo Scienza.
De Zerbi wants Tottenham to sign the £20m Arsenal star
The Italian is a big fan.
