Tottenham are ‘set to trigger £24.9m clause to make Dejan Kulusevski’s loan move permanent in summer’ after the loanee’s impressive start to life in the Premier League has cemented him in Antonio Conte’s side
Tottenham signed winger Dejan Kulusevski on loan from Juventus in JanuarySpurs have the option to buy the 21-year-old for £24.9million this summerThat fee will increase next summer if Tottenham qualify for Champions League The Swede has already registered three goals and six assists in 12 league games
Tottenham are set to make Dejan Kulusevski’s loan move permanent at the end of the season, according to reports.
The 21-year-old joined Spurs from Juventus on an 18-month loan in January worth £8.3million which included the option to buy for £24.9m this summer.
Antonio Conte’s side will also have that option at the end of next season but will have to pay the Serie A side an increased fee of £29.1m if they qualify for the Champions League next term and Kulusevski plays more than 50 percent of their matches.
Tottenham are set to make Dejan Kulusevski’s loan move permanent at the end of the season
But it appears Tottenham don’t need to wait another season to make the decision to sign the Swede permanently.
Spurs have decided to activate the clause this summer in order to lock-in the lower fee, according to the Evening Standard.
Tottenham boss Conte reportedly already considers the winger an integral member of his squad.
Antonio Conte reportedly already considers the winger an integral member of his squad
Kulusevski has registered three goals and six assists in 12 games since arriving in the Premier League.
The Swedish youngster has established himself as the number one at Spurs in a clutch of critical, attacking statistics as the club continue…