Last week, we relayed news from the Catalan media that Tottenham Hotspur have already informed Barcelona they want to sign Clément Lenglet as they are ‘satisfied’ with him.
The La Liga side allowed the defender to join Spurs on loan last summer. The latter don’t have an option or obligation to make his stay permanent. His displays this season have convinced them to buy him.
Friday’s Mundo Deportivo mentions Tottenham’s interest in the 27-year-old when focusing on Barca’s exit operations.
Xavi Hernández’s side have to raise funds by by selling some of their players before making any new signings in the summer.
There’s no mention of the fee Barca will collect from the former Sevilla man’s sale to the Premier League side.
An earlier report stated Tottenham are willing to pay €20m, but Lenglet had to be convinced first to seal the deal. With Mundo claiming the operation is ‘very advanced’, one could assume the player has given his approval to this transfer.
