Reports from Germany claim that Spurs have set a surprisingly high price for Heung-Min Son.
Bild have reported that Wolfsburg made an offer of €32m, but that Tottenham requested a fee of €40m.
Given the current exchange rate of 1.19 Euros to the Pound, that would mean that the club turned down an offer of £26.8m for Son and want £33.5m for the South Korean. It’s a huge fee for a player that has not managed to secure a regular place under Mauricio Pochettino.
Bild have also claimed that Son remains a target for Wolfsburg, who could bid for the attacking midfielder in January.
If Son finds himself still on the fringes of the Tottenham team come the next transfer window, a move to Wolfsburg could be a tempting proposition for both player and club.
Were Wolfsburg to bid anywhere near the £33.5m that Spurs are rumoured to want for Son, it would be very hard to turn down such an offer, especially considering that £30m had just been paid for Moussa Sissoko.
How Son gets on in the next few months looks set to determine whether he has a future at the club, or if he will instead move back to the Bundesliga for a considerable fee.
Bild are full of pure undiluted horseshit to be perfectly honest
Since when has Bild or any newspaper Worldwide for that matter become the gospel? Stop believing the nonsense these pricks churn out on a daily basis FFS.