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Davinson Sanchez is on the verge of leaving Tottenham Hotspur after receiving a sizable offer from Spartak Moscow in Russia.
Pipe Tierra, a Colombian journalist, believes Davinson Sanchez will join Spartak Moscow in the next days. The Russian club has launched a €12 million bid for the defender, with Tottenham already agreeing to the conditions.
Davinson Sanchez has been underappreciated since joining Tottenham in 2018. The 27-year-old cost $42 million during that transfer window and has been a problematic presence in this Spurs team for years and under numerous managers.
Not all those in charge were adamant about picking him, and as years passed, he became a peripheral figure, only good enough to come on as a substitute. He is one of the top names to leave the club in this window, and the 27-year-old Tottenham star has attracted plenty of interest.
First, Real Betis were keen to sign him, considering he was available on the cheap. The interest from the Spanish side slowly wavered and eventually died down. However, other teams can come for him while remaining in this window.
Meanwhile, Galatasaray held a serious interest in the defender, considering some of their best players at the back are expected to depart this summer. Victor Nelsson, linked with Tottenham, was the main star they needed replacing and considered the Colombian for the role.
Some reports suggested Galatasaray had accepted a player plus cash deal for Nelsson involving Sanchez and that the Danish star was close to joining Tottenham. However, Spartak Moscow have come into the picture for the Colombian and have made a sizeable offer.
The €12 million offered by the Russian side satisfies Tottenham’s valuation, and the north London side have reportedly accepted the proposal. It’s now up to Sanchez to agree on terms and begin a new chapter. There has been scrutiny over joining Russian sides, but the player seems open to the move.
According to Colombian writer Pipe Tierra, Sanchez is close to joining Spartak Moscow and could agree on personal terms soon. The 27-year-old Tottenham player is also not dismissive of Russian football and is content to play there.
Tottenham, on the other hand, is still focused on the Harry Kane controversy and will attempt to bring in defenders. Edmond Tapsoba remains a top target, while Victor Nelsson and Micky van de Ven are also viable choices.