Tottenham have received a substantial financial boost just days before the January transfer window closes. The north London club secured an eight-figure windfall on Wednesday evening after confirming automatic qualification to the Champions League last 16.
Tottenham return to domestic action on Sunday with Manchester City arriving in north London, as Thomas Frank looks to carry European momentum into a fixture that has often produced the unexpected. Here’s how to watch the clash between Tottenham and Man City on Sunday evening.
Tottenham did not have to wait long to find out whether they would be signing Leon Goretzka from Bayern Munich this window.
Tottenham were linked with Goretzka earlier this week as it emerged he would make an imminent decision on his Bayern future.
The Blues face Spurs on Sunday with a 16:30 (UK) at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Before that, assistant head coach Lijnders will speak to journalists to look ahead to the game in the absence of boss Pep Guardiola who is unavailable this afternoon.
After a resounding win in Europe during the week, we are back in N17 this Sunday as we host Manchester City in the 4.30pm kick-off. If you’re attending, please read our travel update ahead of planning your journey to the stadium:
Lijnders on Spurs
They are quite clear in their plan, Thomas sets them up in a clear way so they can link inside to attack, they can play the ball in behind as well.
Tottenham Hotspur are interested in signing former Chelsea winger Raheem Sterling ahead of the transfer deadline, according to reports.
Tottenham will be made to wait until the summer to sign Leon Goretzka, if they’re successful in their attempts to get him.
That’s at least if the latest from BILD, and Christoph Freund, is anything to go by. The Bayern sporting director has spoken about the 30-year-old today.
