Tottenham want to talk to Erik Ten Hag about their managerial vacancy and are expected to do so once his Ajax team have wrapped up the Eredivisie title – they need only a point at home to Emmen on Sunday to make sure.

Although nothing is agreed as yet and Spurs have other candidates, including Ralf Rangnick, Ten Hag is understood to be open to listening to their proposal. The 51-year-old is happy at Ajax, where he enjoys a good relationship with Marc Overmars, the director of football but, having been at the club since December 2017 and won everything domestically, he could be ready for a new challenge.

velnes wrote: ↑29 Apr 2021, 10:15 Ateis Ten Hagas į mid table klubą, padarys mid table finišą, tada ateis reyu ir sakys, kad Ten Hagas grybas, nes finišuoja mid table su Hojbjergu ir Aurier komandoj. ech tas 2021/22 sezonas

pauleska wrote: ↑27 Apr 2021, 16:31 Toks turtingas Superklubas negali kokio nori trenerio paimti?

ramzis wrote: ↑12 Apr 2021, 14:25

hippo wrote: ↑11 Apr 2021, 12:14United biški realiau, bet kažkaip sunkiai įsivaizduoju Glazerių biznį su Levy perkant labai labai brangų žaidėją be resale value.

Tu sunkiai įsivaizduoji, o aš visai neįsivaizduoju tokio transfero

Ber žurnalistai United įmes savo spekuliacijose į mixą žinoma

reyu wrote: ↑06 Apr 2021, 13:06

Furis wrote: ↑06 Apr 2021, 13:00 Nu arba dar blogiau.

Atleidžiant Pochettino sakei, kad "blogiau jau nebus"

velnes wrote: ↑30 Mar 2021, 17:10 Todėl, kad tokio lygio futbolistai kaip Haroldas nebaigia karjerų su 0 titulų. Tuo labiau šiais laikais.

velnes wrote: ↑30 Mar 2021, 16:32 nes su jais nenusimato laimėti jokio major titulo šiai dienai.

Farke has said it's too early to think about next season and whether Skipp might return, but the England U21 international's boss at Norwich has spoken about how much he wanted to bring in the young midfielder and why it could only be a loan move then and in the future.

"He was one of my biggest wishes to bring in last summer, so compliments to Stuart Webber for making it happen," Farke is quoted as saying on Pink Un.

"I can only praise Olly and Tottenham. This was perfect business.

"The best piece of business is always a permanent move, when you are fully convinced and you commit the club’s future to a player, and they do likewise.

"A loan is tricky. But if you have a chance to bring in someone who can be a major boost to the squad then perhaps a loan is the only way that happens."

"We would never be able to sign a highly rated player like Oliver Skipp. Not on a permanent deal. It would be an unbelievable amount of money for our club."

He added: "When you bring young players from the best clubs in the world there is always a risk.

"We saw the potential, we looked into his character a lot and we knew he would be fully convinced to give everything, not thinking I don’t need to work to prove I am the best in my position.

"Oliver is a perfect lad. So humble. He is a brilliant loan signing."

Farke believes that Skipp's first season at the East Anglian club reminds him of that of another player linked with Tottenham in recent years.

"A fantastic lad. He reminds me a little of Max Aarons in his first season, who also delivered with unbelievable consistency, with no mistakes, never injured, never ill," he said.

"I actually said before Birmingham there was one or two areas he can still improve, like in terms of the attacking side, and then in the very next game he scores at Birmingham.

"That is a good sign he listens to what I demand. I think he was too surprised to celebrate.

"The lads make some jokes in training when he tries to shoot and when he scores they celebrate like they have won the World Cup. Although I don’t remember him scoring in training too often."