NickHSpurs
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He hasn't even been announced yet and we're already comparing him to Dembele, KBD and Bellingham without seeing him kick a ball other than a couple of YouTube highlights. No pressure, kid.
Player Watch Player Watch: Lucas Bergvall
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JamieSpursCommunityUser
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If De Bruyne gets his head down and works hard, he could be the next Bergvall.
GMI
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And Zidane. Don't forget Zidane (only half joking
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yido_number1
He'll always be magic
- Jun 8, 2004
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Just watched his YouTube vid and this is exactly the type of player you like to watch. Great technique, good passing range and seemingly comfortable taking the ball under pressure.
From watching highlights he could probably do any of the three midfield slots depending on the opponents. Would imagine this frees up hojbjerg to go in the summer now.
From watching highlights he could probably do any of the three midfield slots depending on the opponents. Would imagine this frees up hojbjerg to go in the summer now.
The Long Suffering One
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Already my favourite Lucas at Spurs..
THFCSPURS19
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This is so funny:
nailsy
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If he chooses us over Barca I will eat
my hat!
Can I suggest berets and cream?
luRRka
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They are kidding themselves if they think it's about money
Hazelton
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Aw diddums. Nothing to do with money but it's hard not to be the better financial option when Barcelona are offering a patch of Camp Nou grass, free tapas for life and a subscription to Men's Health magazine.
FrankSpencer
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You’re not having mine!
TheChosenOne
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Two of my five Grandkids are older than him
sidford
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Stupid spurs offering guarantees that we can actually register him next season and that we won't ask him to take a significant pay deferral in the next few years
theathletic.com
Barcelona president Joan Laporta says “there are certain things the club can’t offer” after Lucas Bergvall chose to join Tottenham Hotspur instead of the Spanish side.
The 18-year-old midfielder has emerged as one of Europe’s most coveted prospects and it appeared he would be signing for Barcelona, but The Athletic reported yesterday he had instead opted to join Spurs.
Laporta said Barcelona had sent a formal proposal to Bergvall but claimed Tottenham’s offer was more lucrative.
“Everyone says he is a great player and Deco has been monitoring him for months,” Laporta said. “We have sent a formal proposal for him and are waiting for an answer. The English clubs have a lot of resources and sometimes it’s difficult for us to compete with them.
“We know Tottenham want him too and they offered way more money than we do. We have a lot of extremely talented 17-year-olds and there are certain things that we, as a club, can’t offer.”
Tottenham have an agreement in place with Bergvall’s club, Djurgarden, worth a fixed fee of approaching €10million (£8.5m, $10.9m) plus add-ons.
Bergvall is expected to fly to London today (Friday), which is his 18th birthday, to undergo a medical and sign a five-year contract.
A deal was almost done with Barcelona, only for Spurs to persuade Bergvall that his career should continue there.
Tottenham maintained a pursuit led by their Danish technical director Johan Lange and managed to convince Bergvall to opt for them, with a final decision made on Thursday night.
Laporta: 'Certain things Barcelona can't offer' as Bergvall chooses Tottenham
Barcelona fans — let us know what you think about the club’s situation by taking our survey Barcelona president Joan Laporta says “there are certain things the club can’t offer” after Lucas Bergvall chose to join Tottenham Hotspur instead of the Spanish side. The 18-year-old midfielder has...
theathletic.com
Barcelona president Joan Laporta says “there are certain things the club can’t offer” after Lucas Bergvall chose to join Tottenham Hotspur instead of the Spanish side.
The 18-year-old midfielder has emerged as one of Europe’s most coveted prospects and it appeared he would be signing for Barcelona, but The Athletic reported yesterday he had instead opted to join Spurs.
Laporta said Barcelona had sent a formal proposal to Bergvall but claimed Tottenham’s offer was more lucrative.
“Everyone says he is a great player and Deco has been monitoring him for months,” Laporta said. “We have sent a formal proposal for him and are waiting for an answer. The English clubs have a lot of resources and sometimes it’s difficult for us to compete with them.
“We know Tottenham want him too and they offered way more money than we do. We have a lot of extremely talented 17-year-olds and there are certain things that we, as a club, can’t offer.”
Tottenham have an agreement in place with Bergvall’s club, Djurgarden, worth a fixed fee of approaching €10million (£8.5m, $10.9m) plus add-ons.
Bergvall is expected to fly to London today (Friday), which is his 18th birthday, to undergo a medical and sign a five-year contract.
A deal was almost done with Barcelona, only for Spurs to persuade Bergvall that his career should continue there.
Tottenham maintained a pursuit led by their Danish technical director Johan Lange and managed to convince Bergvall to opt for them, with a final decision made on Thursday night.
Japhet
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Yes, he did choose to go to a 'trophyless' club, but he also chose to go to a club that is not up to its' armpits in shit, can afford to pay his wages, and is on the way up as opposed to circling the pan.
Can't wait for all these glory hunters supported clubs to go down. Chelsea and Barca are a good start
the yid
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I reckon this guy thinks the earths flat
