Tottenham Could Still Sign Coutinho – Ex-goalkeeper Robinson

Posted by E.L.E.X on May 26 2020 under Sports









Former Tottenham goalkeeper Paul Robinson says the club can still bring Philippe Coutinho to London despite the uncertainty surrounding the transfer market as a result of the coronavirus outbreak.

Coutinho’s future remains unsettled as his year-long loan spell away from Barcelona nears its end.

The Brazilian has spent this season with Bayern Munich, but the Bundesliga club have no intention of purchasing the midfielder outright once that loan deal expires.

With Coutinho’s future uncertain, Robinson says he believes that his former club Spurs could be a team in the running and that the Brazil star would be a great fit for Jose Mourinho’s side.

“The market will take a hit but there will still be movement of players. I can still see the Coutinho deal being done,” Robinson told Football Insider.

“Bayern have not taken the option and he has clearly not been part of Barcelona’s plans for a while now and I can see a move back to the Premier League happening. I think he would be a great signing for Spurs.

“I do not think he has settled since leaving the country and he is clearly a player that suits the Premier League. The league is stronger with him in it, certainly.”




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