Thursday, January 9, 2025

Arsenal and Spurs won’t spend money this summer unless they sell stars

Neither Arsenal nor Tottenham Hotspur will have any money to spend on reinforcements this summer unless they are prepared to part ways with some of their stars, according to The Telegraph.

The Gunners may be forced to allow Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang to leave if he doesn’t sign a new contract soon, or risk losing him for free next year. The future of fellow forward Alexandre Lacazette has also been a subject of speculation in recent months.

On the other hand, given the impact the Covid-19 pandemic is certain to have on the financial situations of clubs around the world, Spurs don’t expect any potential suitor to come in with an offer for Harry Kane that they would be willing to consider at all. The England captain has recently admitted that he may need to consider his future elsewhere, and Manchester United need a new striker, but it’s not very likely that Kane will be leaving north London this year.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Veselin Trajkovic


Vesko is a football writer that likes to observe the game for what it is, focusing on teams, players and their roles, formations, tactics, rather than stats. He follows the English Premier League closely, Liverpool FC in particular. His articles have been published on seven different football blogs.

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