Tottenham Face Liverpool Hurdle in Pursuit of Star Goalscorer thanks to Michael Edwards

Liverpool to benefit if Tottenham Hotspur go big for Dominic Solanke

Tottenham Hotspur have it all to do in the efforts to formalize their interest in Bournemouth striker Dominic Solanke. The Cherries are firm in their stance that the 26-year-old will only depart the Vitality Stadium this summer if his £65 million release clause, reportedly only triggered by certain clubs, is met.

The Cherries are firm that the 26-year-old will only leave the Vitality Stadium if their terms are met, a clause that can reportedly only be triggered by certain clubs. Tottenham meeting this hefty fee seems unlikely, but they may explore including players in a potential swap deal to approach the valuation. Solanke, who scored 19 Premier League goals last season and netted 21 times in all competitions, has also attracted interest from his former club, Chelsea.

According to The Mirror. Liverpool stand to benefit from any potential transfer due to a 20 percent profit clause included in Solanke’s sale to Bournemouth by Michael Edwards, now back at Anfield. This clause complicates Tottenham’s pursuit as Liverpool would receive a significant portion of any transfer fee above what Bournemouth originally paid.

Liverpool to benefit if Tottenham Hotspur go big for Dominic Solanke.

Spurs manager Ange Postecoglou has acknowledged the club’s priority to sign a new striker. However, Bournemouth owner Bill Foley recently expressed his belief that Solanke would stay for at least another season. Hopefully the Cherries bleed Tottenham dry, landing us a good slice of the pie in the process.

The England international has yet to return to training after Euro 2024, but a transfer could still happen before the window closes. Bournemouth has always anticipated interest in Solanke following his impressive campaign, making it challenging for Spurs to secure his services. The added complexity of Liverpool’s profit clause means that any deal would not only need to satisfy Bournemouth but also consider the financial implications for Liverpool.

the inclusion of the profit clause in Solanke’s sale to Bournemouth showcases Michael Edwards’ strategic foresight. This clause not only benefits Liverpool financially but also complicates potential transfers involving Premier League rivals like Tottenham.

Liverpool’s involvement in such deals that leverage past transfers to their advantage. As Tottenham navigates these hurdles, Liverpool fans can appreciate the club’s astute transfer dealings that continue to influence the market and hope they continue to do so.

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Solanke, to his credit has rebuilt his reputation at Bournemouth and is amongst the best finishers in the Premier League today. A move to Tottenham could give him another shot at a big club, following stints at Chelsea and Liverpool. We, for one will not complain if the deal goes through provided Bournemouth settle for an absurdly high price.