Tottenham Hotspur‘s Luka Vušković will return to the Premier League side after a loan spell at Hamburg SV.
The Croatia international starred for the Bundesliga side and is now on the agenda of top European clubs.
Vušković’s brother Mario is at Hamburg and is serving a doping ban until November. The Tottenham owned player dreams of returning to the German club on loan next season, to play alongside his brother.
Last week, the 19-year-old reiterated this dream but is well aware it won’t be easy for him to return. He’s also unsure of where he will play next season.
“I don’t know, for now I’m a Tottenham player, whatever happens, will happen,” he said.
Recent claims from the UK stated Roberto De Zerbi’s side want to renew his contract and send him out on loan. The latter has already dismissed in Germany and Croatia.
Clear message to agent and Tottenham
Sportske Novosti again rule out a fresh loan move to Hamburg SV this summer and then provide the latest updates.
Luka Vušković attracting interest from top clubs isn’t surprising, and the outlet state ‘it’s true’ that he has offers from top unnamed clubs.
Despite this, the centre-back has decided to put everything on hold and has sent a clear message to both his agent and Spurs.
His compatriot, Ivan Rakitić, for example was distracted with his move from Sevilla to Barcelona during the 2014 World Cup.
The defender wants to avoid such a situation for the upcoming FIFA tournament. Reliable sources inform Sportske Novosti that the Tottenham Hotspur owned player only wants to focus on the national team.
Therefore, he has informed his agent and the Premier League side to ‘immediately stop’ all talks and negotiations until after the World Cup. As of now, it’s unclear where the youngster will play next season.
Our take: Spurs in position to retain him
With a contract at Tottenham Hotspur until 2030, Transfermarkt value Luka Vušković at €60m.
This puts the English club in a comfortable position for potential negotiations and demand a hefty fee from his suitors this summer.
