Tottenham 'open talks' with Monaco to sign Vanderson this summer
Tottenham Hotspur have “opened talks” to sign Monaco right-back Vanderson this summer, according to the Portuguese journalist. Bruno Andrade.
The Brazilian international was one of the standout right-backs in Ligue 1 last season and was instrumental in helping Monaco to the title. Champions League Rating. He made 20 appearances in the League and his performances have put him on the radar of a few clubs in recent months, the latest of which being Spurs.
Following the completion of the sale of Emerson Royal to Serie A side AC Milan, Andrade Tottenham have reportedly opened talks to sign Vanderson from Monaco as a replacement.
Emerson's departure leaves an extra spot at right-back, currently occupied by Pedro Porro and Djed Spence.
However, Spence's future remains uncertain and a loan move seems more likely despite his strong showing in pre-season.
Andrade He also added that Monaco are expecting a bid of around €40m (£34m) to sell the Brazilian right-back and that Tottenham have shown strong interest.
Spurs plan to strengthen right back
Spurs currently have Spence and Pedro Porro as right-backs in their squad. Spence has impressed so far in pre-season, however, the 23-year-old is likely to be loaned out this month with Vanderson joining to compete with Pedro Porro.
Spurs' participation in UEFA Europa League We'll see the north London club take part in more games this season, and it's only fitting that they strengthen their squad ahead of the busy fixture schedule.
Adding a player like Vanderson, who excels in the offensive end of the game, would give Ange Postecoglou another defender who can invert and overlap, reminiscent of Destiny Udogie on the opposite side.
The Brazilian international is known for his quick runs down the wing and is also one of the most accurate crossers around.
Defensively, he also excelled in Monaco's man-to-man marking system, where he used his speed and strength to close down opposing wingers.
Vanderson would be a smart signing for Spurs but it remains to be seen whether the north London club will pay Monaco's asking price of €40m (£34m) or try to negotiate a lower price.
