FERNANDES DONE TONALI ALMOST THERE
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Why is Fernández’s transfer considered a breakthrough for Spurs?
Hi guys. Wow, wow, wow. It's all happening at Spurs, mate. Everything's going on. We are cooking. ENIC 2.0 is a thing. Or is it not? I think it's a thing. I think it's a thing. Fernandez done. Tanali, almost done. Almost done. We've never been closer. Never ever been closer than we are right here, right now. Before we go anywhere, please hit the like button. You know, it makes sense. Trying to grow the channel and hit the subscribe button if you're here for the first time. But the first part, the first, the first thing. There he is. Mateus Fernandez, I'd rather be a cockroach than a red devil. I couldn't do the other one. I'd rather be a yellow than a red devil. Uh, that ain't gonna happen. Mate, he's here. He's gonna be here.
I think he's already had the medical, although they're saying he's here for a medical now. Package agreed 85 million pounds with West Ham. Manchester United walked away because of the fee. Mark Goldbridge. Crying with his butterfly analogy nonsense. Where is he now? Where is he now? Fernandez has chosen Spurs. Yes, you heard it right. He's chosen Spurs over Manchester United. And all the links, all the links that they have with Portugal over the years, Ronaldo, Bruno, Nani, Seth. etc, et cetera, etc. Um he becomes Roberto De Zerbi's. Fifth, yes, fifth summer signing. First of July.
How close are we to signing Tonali and what would his impact be?
And we've already done five. We've already done five. Five signings. Unbloody believable. Unbelievable. But I think this one's gonna get done. I really do. We've never been close that far. It's the blockbuster, isn't it? It's the big one. Mateus Fernandez, fantastic, but this is the real the real story, the one that will make everyone sit up and take notice. And let me tell you something else. If you from this point on, after we after we uh buy him I think we'll get this done. Others will leave, obviously. But when you're then approaching top players, you can start to sell the story about what Spurs are trying to do under the new owners. The same owners, but with a different ambition. Was Daniel Levy holding them back?
Did they not like Daniel? I don't know. But it's never been closer. This is gonna happen. Spurs midfield is being rewritten. It is. Newcastle have rejected our opening proposal. They still want around a hundred million. But Spurs remain very, very optimistic. De Zerby is believed to be pushing as hard internally as it possibly can. And you know, their links to Brescia should not be underestimated. They definitely shouldn't. Um they hope they're gonna sign him. Romano continues to say the Tottenham are actively working on the deal. He's never been closer. I mean, what's going on? What is going on? Is it happy days at Spurs? What's going on? I'm not used to it. I'm not used to it.
What does ENIC 2.0 mean for Tottenham’s ownership and spending power?
Um Well, I mean, I'm I'm buzzing. I always want to do a here we go before we've actually gone. Can't go too early. Some people say, Johnny, calm down, you're being delusional. But listen. You know, no one thought this was happening. Yeah. And let me tell you, when we got him, when we got Matez Fernandez over the line, what did they say? Ah no, I wanted Tonali. And if we'd have bought Tonali, they would have said we would have got uh we should have got Fernandez. Nobody really believed that we would get both, even when we were linked with them. But um Let's see some of the other links. Um there has been uh one. Let me see if I can uh bring it up. Um but tell me what you think in the chat. Okay. Let me know. Do you believe this is gonna happen?
Newcastle, Cheekly. Have asked about Archie Grey. Spurs have said no interest, no interest. Separate separate deal, separate approach, but They have asked if Archie Gray is available and Spurs have said no. No makeway in the deal. Gonna be an interesting one. Let's have a look at some of the other ones that um We've been linked with Florin Balligan. I really like him. I know he's ex Arsenal, but come on, you gotta get over that crap. He has been absolutely fantastic uh for Monaco. They sold him for thirty-five million pounds Arsenal. They got a twenty million uh Um sell on fee. I don't care about that. I don't care.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Why is Fernández’s transfer considered a breakthrough for Spurs?
0:00–1:42
2
How close are we to signing Tonali and what would his impact be?
1:42–3:30
3
What does ENIC 2.0 mean for Tottenham’s ownership and spending power?
3:30–5:45
4
Why did Newcastle reject Spurs’ opening offer and what does it mean for future deals?
5:45–9:54
5
Which summer targets (Ballardini, Florin Bălțat, etc.) could reshape Spurs’ midfield?
9:54–13:08
6
How will the club balance the books – who might be sold to fund new signings?
13:08–15:40
7
Who is Rafi Morson and how is he influencing Tottenham’s transfer strategy?
15:40–16:14
8
What are the long‑term ambitions for Spurs after these signings and financial moves?
16:14–16:15