Brighton chief executive Paul Barber confirmed that his club had already secured two Spurs proposals with the signing of central manager Jan Paul van Hecke.

The Londoners are trying to quickly update their back line, which became a weak spot last season and the ice did not allow the team to register in the elite - from the zone, Tottenham gained only two points. Prote seagulls showed up fiercely during the negotiations.

As the 25-river Dutch national capital enters into the remainder of its contract, Brighton values \u200b\u200bit at less than 50 million pounds sterling.

Brighton’s decision to take action is dictated by the long-term strategy and participation in European cups. Head coach Fabian Gurzeler will require a deep and balanced approach to fight on multiple fronts. In addition, Liverpool and Newcastle are also closely monitoring the situation with Van Hecke, so the club has no reason to rush to sell.

At the same time, the Tottenham camp is experiencing a massive upheaval.

The club has already signed Andrew Robertson as a free agent and is closing in on Marcos Senes..

However, the future of team captain Cristian Romero is cloudy.. The Argentinean, having missed six matches last year, played through injury, and also experienced additional stress when flying to Argentina ahead of the final match with Everton.

Looking at the interest in Romero on the side of Atletico Madrid, the Spurs team views Van Hecke as a reliable long-term investment in a new center of defense.