On January 31, Beijing time, the Premier League giants Tottenham Hotspur, who had repeatedly encountered a wall in the transfer market, finally "raised their eyebrows" before closing the window. According to the latest news from Italy's Sky Sports, Spurs have already made a deal with Juve for two players. Juve's two famous generals, Kulusevsky and Bentancourt, have already departed for London for medical examinations.
It is reported that Spurs will sign Bentancourt in a direct transfer. The total cost is €25 million, a transfer fee of €19 million, plus an additional term of €6 million. Bentancourt had previously been a target for Villa, and Suarez had also recommended the Uruguayan national team teammate to Gerald, but in the end Spurs managed to steal the 24-year-old midfielder.
As for Kulusevsky, he will join Tottenham on loan for a period of 19 months. As Juve's strong signings who spent 35 million euros from Parma in January 2020, Kulusevsky did not prove himself at Juve. He has made only seven starts in 27 appearances this season, contributing 2 goals and 3 assists. It is reported that the 21-year-old Swedish international has a rental fee of 10 million euros. Plus a mandatory buyout clause of €25 million, which will automatically take effect when Tottenham gets pedigree for the Champions League.
If Kulusevsky makes more than 50% of his total appearances during the loan period, Juventus will receive an additional bonus with a total transfer fee of more than €40 million. Overall, Tottenham's total cost of bringing in the two Juve stars from Juve is up to 65 million euros. Although Traore and Díaz's two favorite targets were cut off by Barca and Liverpool, Tottenham coach Conte finally welcomed two new signings before closing the window, and the team's midfield lineup was effectively strengthened.