Tottenham’s loan package for striker ‘refused outright’ in wake of Harry Kane news
Jose Mourinho and Tottenham have been rocked by the latest update on Harry Kane’s injury – the England striker now faces a spell on the sidelines until April, meaning transfer plans could change, and quickly.
Tottenham have reportedly made an offer to sign AC Milan’s Polish striker Krzysztof Piatek on-loan, with either Juan Foyth or Victor Wanyama offered to entice the Italian’s into accepting a deal.
AC Milan however have ‘refused outright’ such a deal, according to Sky in Italy via Football Italia, with the club instead wanting a transfer fee in the region of €35 million.
The report also indicates that AC Milan have no interest in Juan Foyth or Victor Wanyama, meaning Spurs will now have to act fast to either revise a new offer for the 24-year-old or look elsewhere.
