Tottenham submitted a 'super offer' for Guglielmo Vicario replacement in January but it got rejected
One Bundesliga star rejected an offer from Tottenham in January, and the Lilywhites may struggle to land him in the summer following the latest developments over his future.
During the January window, there was a lot of speculation over the goalkeeping positions at Tottenham, but both Guglielmo Vicairo and Antonin Kinsky stayed put at Hotspur Way.
However, that may not be the case for too long, with reports indicating that Inter Milan are plotting a summer move for Vicario.
According to reports from Italy, the Tottenham number one is keen on returning to Serie A at the end of this season after three years in London.
Tottenham tried to sign Peter Gulacsi in January
It appears Spurs tried to future-proof themselves in the goalkeeper department in January by making an offer to an experienced Bundesliga shot-stopper.
According to a report in Bild, the Lilywhites made an attempt to land RB Leipzig goalkeeper Peter Gulacsi.
The report claims that the Premier League side made a ‘very strong effort’ to secure the 35-year-old, whose deal was about to run out at the end of the season.
Gulacsi’s agent, Hasan Cetinkaya, received a ‘super offer’ from North London, which included a substantial salary increase for the Hungarian, but he turned it down and decided to stay put at the Red Bull Arena
Spurs may struggle to land Gulacsi in the summer
Bild reveals that just a couple of days ago, the goalkeeper put pen to paper on a new deal with the East German club, thus making a summer deal a lot more difficult for any suitor.
In fact, the report says that Leipzig were aware of the interest from the English club, which is why they stepped up contract talks with Gulacsi.
The report asserts that the 35-year-old, who has been at Leipzig for over a decade, preferred remaining at the club for family reasons.
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