TONALI £90M WOULD ENIC EVER PAY IT.
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What is the latest rumor about Newcastle’s £90 million offer for Tanali?
Hi guys, good afternoon. Welcome to the Spurs Five. Hope you're all well. Uh and the uh the news from last night, the uh Fabrizio Romana bomber uh didn't wake you up or keep you up at night. Um kept me up at night. I did a uh quick last minute uh stream last night, quick upload. A bit more detail today. Uh, before we get started though, if you could do me a favor and hit the like button and hit the subscribe button, I'd really appreciate it. Uh, without that, we can't grow the channel. And uh, that's what I'm trying to do. Uh, if you're listening on audio, we're available on your audio platforms, uh Spotify and on Apple. And uh Our sponsor, OK jersey, use that code 515. It's going to run out very, very soon.
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Massive oversight and we all know where that one ended up.
Why do Spurs fans doubt Enic’s willingness to pay the £90 million fee?
We also know what hand uh happened with the Semenia deal, um, where we thought we would uh get in there and nothing happened. The same with the Eze deal. Um so You can understand the skepticism amongst the Spurs uh fan base. That's one thing to deal with. Uh the funniest thing, though, was uh the Newcastle fan base. They are up in arms um today. Um why would he leave? Why would he leave um Newcastle um to go to a club that finished 17th? Uh I noticed Gabby uh Gabby Abla at Bonglah was on the T V today. Uh sorry, on the radio, talks about taking the piss out of uh Spurs and the fact that he's going there. It's a step up. It's a step up, bigger club. Um, but no, in all seriousness, um The question is, will Enoch pay the money?
Um, they said they're gonna back the Zerby. Now they are really are backed in a corner because Fabrizio, normally what we get with Fabrizio is Here we go. That's it. There's very little build up. Um, and as Sean mentioned to me earlier, normally it's just a tap in. You know, it's over the line, it's it's on the goal line, bang. But he's now trying to tap them in uh from the halfway line with uh mentioning deals where they haven't even spoke to the club. Is he changing his remit? Is here we go now uh past? I think it's a bit early. I think he's gone a bit early. Um, especially when it's concerning Spurs.
How have past transfer mishaps (Morgan Gibbs‑White, Semenyo, Eze) shaped Spurs’ approach?
If it had mentioned another big club, then maybe. um I would have thought different. But historically, Enix has shown that sometimes they'll sanction a move for a for a big spend, but most of the time they got it wrong. Solanke 65 million, Richarlison 60 million. Um Madison forty million. Yeah, but I mean he's bit had the injuries. Van der Ven Romero's been okay. Um Brennan Johnson, forty-five million for Brennan Johnson. We got our thirty-five million. The issue isn't where the Spurs have the money, is it? Um, we we got massive FFP and PSR headroom, but the issue is where the Spurs believe tonnali is, you know, worth spending the money for, because it'll be the biggest transfer in the club's history. And uh let's look at it.
I mean, you're looking at eighty to a hundred million. I pitched it in the middle, ninety million. Then they would likely need What two hundred, two hundred and fifty thousand pounds a week for his wage. So long term contract, you're looking at what between 140 and 170 million all in. Is he worth that money? Um that's the other question. Um if he was named was uh S uh Sandro Sandro uh Smith, uh maybe they wouldn't be getting so excited about it. But look, um The deal is an exciting one because whatever you want to say, and I see a lot of people poo-pooing his his stats, I don't particularly agree with him.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the latest rumor about Newcastle’s £90 million offer for Tanali?
0:01–1:51
2
Why do Spurs fans doubt Enic’s willingness to pay the £90 million fee?
1:51–3:30
3
How have past transfer mishaps (Morgan Gibbs‑White, Semenyo, Eze) shaped Spurs’ approach?
3:30–5:35
4
Is Tanali’s wage demand (£200‑250 k per week) realistic for Spurs’ budget?
5:35–8:06
5
What does the club’s FFP/PSR headroom mean for a £90‑100 million signing?
8:06–9:43
6
Which alternative targets (Van Hecke, Savinio, Jean‑Mateo Bajoya) are being considered instead of Tanali?
9:43–11:44
7
How might Spurs restructure the squad (selling players, loan moves) to fund new signings?
11:44–14:07
8
Will Enic ultimately spend the money on Tanali or look elsewhere?
14:07–17:29