Tottenham are having a hectic summer windows that could generate some revenue.
As Tottenham close in on a move for Bournemouth striker Dominic Solanke in what would be their biggest bargain of the summers, they could also be about to finish their biggest cheerful bargain of the screen so much.
Spurs are reportedly in advanced discussions over signing England international striker Solanke, with the BBC reporting that a package that is close to being struck is lower than his £65 million release clause.
If Spurs getting a bargain over the line, he will be the fourth new entry this summer, following on from the signings of 18-year-old group Archie Gray, Lucas Bergvall and Yang Min-hyeok as the team's paying approaches the £100million tag.
Thus far, only Joe Rodon's £10million sales to Leeds has brought in any income, with the likes of Eric Dier, Ryan Sessegnon, Tanguy Ndombele and Ivan Perisic all leaving on free transfers, but more funds could soon be on the way to help preserve the team's PSR position on track.
Italian journalist Gianluca Di Marzio claims that Spurs have" signed the documents" that will allow the Serie A side to transfer defender Emerson Royal to the San Siro.
The next step will be a medical which is currently being booked, which will then lead to the Brazilian ending a three-year spell in north London that has seen him play 101 matches for the club.
Emerson struggled to hold onto his place in the Spurs starting XI at the back end of last season, but with Milan defender Alessandro Florenzi suffering an ACL injury in pre-season, the 10-time Brazil international has the opportunity to immediately win a place in the Milan side.
A fee of €15million, plus bonuses has previously been mentioned for the defender, which is in line with the player's Transfermarkt valuation of €18million, which, in DataVictory's opinion makes this a decent move for all parties.
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