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Report: Bolton preparing 4m pounds bid for Tottenham midfielder Giovani dos Santos
Owen Coyle is apparently looking to reinvest the money from Gary Cahill’s imminent transfer to Chelsea on a winger, and has identified the Mexican as his top target
Jan 16, 2012 7:44:00 AM
Giovani dos Santos, Tottenham (Getty)
Bolton are set to make a 4 million pounds bid for out-of-favor Tottenham midfielder Giovani dos Santos, according to the Mirror.
Owen Coyle has 7m pounds to invest from Gary Cahill’s imminent transfer to Chelsea and, in addition to American defender Tim Ream, has identified a winger as a top priority as he looks to preserve the club’s top flight status.
Coyle is believed to be a long-time admirer of Dos Santos, who arrived at White Hart Lane from Barcelona in 2008 but has failed to break into the starting lineup.
Bolton have also been strongly linked with a move for Blackburn winger Junior Hoilett, but Spurs boss Harry Redknapp’s willingness to sell Dos Santos at a fairly reasonable price means the Mexican is the likelier target.
Owen Coyle has 7m pounds to invest from Gary Cahill’s imminent transfer to Chelsea and, in addition to American defender Tim Ream, has identified a winger as a top priority as he looks to preserve the club’s top flight status.
Coyle is believed to be a long-time admirer of Dos Santos, who arrived at White Hart Lane from Barcelona in 2008 but has failed to break into the starting lineup.
Bolton have also been strongly linked with a move for Blackburn winger Junior Hoilett, but Spurs boss Harry Redknapp’s willingness to sell Dos Santos at a fairly reasonable price means the Mexican is the likelier target.
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