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Premier League side Tottenham have reportedly agreed £25m deal to sign Brighton & Hove Albion midfielder Yves Bissouma and the Malian footballer is expected to make the move this month.
Arsenal chiefs are said to have been monitoring Yves Bissouma since last season with the target of signing him, but Antonio Conte has now beaten the Gunners in the race.
The Mali international is regarded as one of the best footballers playing outside the Premier League's top six teams and his performances have been rated.
And after entering the final year of his contract, Bissouma is now set to join Spurs for a cut-price fee according to the reports in the Times and UK Sun.
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FootballYves Bissouma teamed up with Brighton from Lille for £17million in 2018 and he has gone on to play 112 times for the Seagulls after establishing himself as a key player.
As things stand now, Yves Bissouma will want to move to Tottenham this summer so as for him to have the chance of playing in the Champions League.
Antonio Conte and his men finished among the top four last season and the Italian is already preparing for the coming term in the Premier League and other competitions.
Earlier, Sports Brief had reported how Son Woong-jung, the father of Tottenham Hotspur forward Son Heung-min, claimed the South Korean skipper is not 'world class' yet.
The Spurs attacker became the first Asian player to win the Premier League Golden Boot winner with 23 goals in the just-ended 2021-22 campaign.
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FootballDespite his individual accolade which was recognized by the South Korean president, Yoon Seok-youl, Son's father is unimpressed by the achievement of the 29-year-old forward.
Son's father argued the Tottenham star would have to leave the north London outfit and further stretch himself by 10 per cent to reach the 'world class' level.