WinSportsTV reporter Pipe Sierra has claimed that Monaco are imminently expected to submit an offer to Tottenham for Davinson Sanchez.
We relayed a report from L’Equipe, which suggested that Sanchez was of interest to several Ligue 1 sides, with Monaco being the latest club to enter the race for the centre-back.
The publication asserted that the club were quite ‘insistent’ on signing the Colombian and that it appeared to be only a ‘matter of time’ before they submit an offer.
Offer could arrive in hours for Davinson Sanchez
This has now been backed up by Sierra, who has taken to social media to state that Monaco are one of several teams who have approached Tottenham to ‘find out the conditions’ to sign Sanchez.
The journalist adds that the negotiations between the two clubs regarding the 27-year-old are ‘already advanced’, with the principality club set to submit an official bid for the former Ajax man in the ‘next few hours’.
It seems like there has been quite a bit of movement in terms of outgoings over the last couple of days at Spurs, with Sanchez, Reguilon, Spence, and Lloris now said to be edging closer to a move away.
Tottenham will look to finalise these deals quickly so that they can push ahead with addressing the few areas that they need to strengthen before the window closes.
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Man United felt they should have had a penalty when Alejandro Garnacho’s shot was blocked by Cristian Romero’s hand in the area. Alan Shearer doesn’t believe Manchester United should have been awarded a penalty for handball against Tottenham Hotspur.
United felt they should’ve had a spot-kick in the first half when Alejandro Garnacho’s shot struck the outstretched arm of Cristian Romero. Referee Michael Oliver waved the appeals away and there was no VAR intervention to overturn the decision.
Erik ten Hag and Bruno Fernandes both felt United should’ve been awarded a penalty but Shearer disagreed. He did, however, concede that there has been little consistency in the awarding of handball decisions.
“I’m happy with this decision,” Shearer told Match of the Day. “I don’t think there are many people, who aren’t Man United fans, who want to see this given as handball.
