Report: Spurs have to raise offer they made in the summer by at least £10m to land target

Ben Jacobs has revealed that Tottenham Hotspur would have to make a bid in the region of £45m-£50m to sign Conor Gallagher, which is significantly more than the fee they were willing to pay for the midfielder last summer.

Over the last couple of weeks, various reports have indicated that Tottenham are ready to pounce on Gallagher after Chelsea decided to put their academy graduate on the shop window (talkSPORT).

It was suggested by TEAMtalk last week that an offer in the region of £40m might be enough for Spurs to convince the Blues to part ways with the England international, but the publication warned that West Ham and Man Utd could enter the race for the player.

Chelsea will not sell Gallagher on the cheap

Jacobs has now taken to social media to state that Gallagher is happy to stay at Stamford Bridge and fight for his place and that Mauricio Pochettino is happy to keep him.

He explained that Chelsea will only sell the 23-year-old for an offer of around £45m-£50m, while Spurs were only willing to pay £35m for the midfielder last summer.

Chelsea will consider offers of £45-50m for Conor Gallagher. It's clear Mauricio Pochettino values him, and Gallagher is content to fight for his place, meaning #CFC won't be looking for any cut-price sale.

It's understood Spurs, late last window, wanted to spend around £35m. https://t.co/4rkKHK3qzS

— Ben Jacobs (@JacobsBen) December 27, 2023

Spurs Web Opinion

I do not think Spurs will view Chelsea’s £45m asking price as excessive, given that Gallagher is homegrown and an England international, and is seemingly a player that Postecoglou admires. I fully expect the Lilywhites to get the deal done in January.

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