Clement Lenglet has agreed to a three-year deal with Tottenham Hotspur ahead of a possible move from Barcelona to the North London club, according to Sport.
According to the source, Lenglet‘s exit is the “most advanced” of all of Barcelona‘s deadwood at the moment, with the Catalan club seeking to resolve everything in the “coming days.”
According to the report, the first stage in the move has already been done because the centre-back has struck an agreement in principle with Spurs on personal conditions.
The deal is now contingent on an agreement on a fee between Barcelona and Tottenham, with the two clubs allegedly in talks over the previous several days.
Lenglet wishes to return to Spurs this summer.
According to reports, the Lilywhites do not want to pay a high sum while the Catalan giants are ‘pushing’, although knowing that they cannot ‘tighten the rope too much’ given Lenglet’s desire to join Tottenham.
According to Sport, the current sum being discussed is €10 million (£8.6 million), and while no agreement has been reached, all sides are eager to reach an arrangement.
Tottenham are rumored to be interested in bringing in an up-and-coming player for the left-sided centre-back position, such as Edmond Tapsoba, and signing Lenglet as cover.
The Frenchman’s arrival might enhance the likelihood of Dier leaving Spurs this summer, as the North London club is expected to acquire a centre-back on the right side to compete with Romero.
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