Tottenham star will get a raise in salary along with a new deal says Fabrizio Romano.
Pape Matar Sarr is all set to sign a new deal with Tottenham, “it’s agreed, it’s done,” confirms Fabrizio Romano. The Senegalese national’s new deal will see him stay at the club till 2030. The Spurs have been extremely satisfied with his performance.
At just 21 years of age, Matar Sarr has quickly become a mainstay in Postecoglou’s squad. Throughout 19 appearances this season he has recorded two goals and two assists for the team (Transfermarkt). An impressive showing by the young defensive midfielder.
He does his job excellently and provides cover for the Tottenham defence. He was active during the team’s last game and even found himself on the score sheet as he put one past the Bournemouth goalkeeper.
It looks like Ange Postecoglou is in the middle of a rebuild at Tottenham. The Greek-Australian coach has made it a point to pursue young players. All of this may be part of some long-term goal that the manager has in mind for his team.
After Pape Matar Sarr, Destiny Udogie is believed to be next in line for a new contract. He is another youngster who has become a regular on Postecoglou’s squad. The player has an eye for attack and shows flashes of greatness whenever he is spotted running down the right flank.
Tottenham have been extremely active since the start of the transfer window. Fans are expecting that a lot of changes will soon be made to the squad. It has also been reported that Radu Dragusin has already agreed to personal terms on a possible switch to Tottenham.
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Big changes are on the horizon for Tottenham Hotspur. Success during the transfer window will help the team achieve even greater heights during the second half of the season. A Premier League title could be in the books for Postecoglou and his men.
