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Harry Redknapp Rules Out January Moves

Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp has today ruled out selling any of his best players during the January transfer window.

Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp has today ruled out selling any of his best players during the January transfer window.

Several Spurs players have been linked with a move away from the club as the January transfer window approaches. Luka Modric has once again been linked with a move to Chelsea or Man Utd, who are long term admirers of the Croatian and the West Londoners came close to signing the playmaker in the summer.

England right back Kyle Walker has been sounded out by Spanish giants Real Madrid, Gareth Bale is also a target for Madrid as well as European Champions Barcelona, Aaron Lennon has attracted interest from Juventus while Jermaine Defoe has been linked with a move to QPR.

However, during his Friday press conference Redknapp stood firm and categorically denied that any of his first team players would be leaving White Hart Lane and suggested they would be adding to their squad, if anything. When asked specifically about the future of striker Defoe, Redknapp replied:

“His (Defoe) future is here, we aren’t selling any of our best players. We’re keeping our best players here.

“If anything we will add to the squad. That is the message from myself and the chairman.”

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  1. AlphaT

    December 9, 2011 at 12:08 pm

    The club Chelsea were no where near signing Luka Modric in summer, they tried their hardest to destable him I will admit but they never got any close to signing him!? Poor journalism

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    • Football Talk

      December 9, 2011 at 12:19 pm

      “The club Chelsea were no where near signing Luka Modric in summer”

      Nowhere near? Modric handed in a transfer request and no doubt had all his personal terms agreed with Chelsea. (If you think his advisors hadn’t discussed those sort of things, you’re naive.) All that stopped a deal going through was Spurs & Chelsea agreeing a fee, as Spurs were adamant they wouldn’t sell. Which is admirable. But a deal was close, as even Harry Redknapp said on many occasions it would be difficult to keep an unhappy player, and wasn’t sure Modric would stay.

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  2. AlphaT

    December 12, 2011 at 2:31 pm

    no where near!

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