According to the latest disclosure of the Mirror, the English Premier League powerhouse Tottenham Hotspur FC (Tottenham) and Bournemouth FC have entered into an in-depth negotiation on the transfer of striker Dominic Solanke. The deal, if finalized, will not only add a strong player to Tottenham Hotspur's forward line, but will also benefit Liverpool FC, as they will receive 20% of the transfer fee as a share according to the agreement.
Tottenham Hotspur are particularly desperate in their search for a new center forward, and have officially expressed their keen interest in Solanke to Bournemouth and have launched active negotiations. Solanke was Bournemouth's top scorer last season, and his outstanding performance has naturally attracted the attention of many giants, and Tottenham is one of them.
While the Bournemouth side are frustrated at the loss of this key player, they have had to face the reality of the situation. Tottenham reportedly delayed formal expressions of interest throughout the summer and only began to accelerate the negotiation process as the season approached, which undoubtedly put Bournemouth under a lot of pressure. However, with Solanke himself having expressed a desire to move, Bournemouth have had to start preparing for his departure.
It is worth noting that although the dust has yet to settle on the transfer negotiations, personal terms between Solanke and Tottenham have been broadly agreed, which undoubtedly lays a solid foundation for the deal to go through. Meanwhile, Solanke has remained highly professional in Bournemouth's pre-season preparations, which has earned him the respect of both the fans and the club.
For Liverpool, they are set to make a substantial amount of money from the transfer. As one of the clubs that Solanke played for early in his career, Liverpool have put a lot of effort into developing the young striker. Liverpool will be happy to see him shine in the Premier League and hopefully move to a big team. The 20% transfer fee will also be an important source of funding for their future youth development work.
