Fabrizio Romano has given his ‘here we go’ seal of approval to Tottenham’s third signing of the summer, following the purchase of Archie Gray and the 12-month loan for Timo Werner.
Tottenham secured their first understated signing of the summer shortly after the season ended, confirming that Timo Werner would re-join the club on a new 12-month loan.
Archie Gray then became the first permanent new signing through the Hotspur Way doors when Spurs agreed a £30m deal with Leeds United, with Joe Rodon moving in the opposite direction (BBC).
Now it seems the Lilywhites have completed deal number three, signing 18-year-old Min-hyuk Yang from Gangwon FC in South Korea.
The Mirror were the first to report that Tottenham were mooted to be the mystery Premier League club making a move for highly-rated Korean teenager, Min-hyuk Yang.
Fabrizio Romano and Alasdair Gold then confirmed the news, both revealing that Yang would join Tottenham in January 2025 when the current K League season comes to an end.
Romano added that: ‘Tottenham scouts believe South Korean forward Min-hyuk Yang has important potential, huge talent for the future.’
Now the Italian journalist has given the deal is official ‘here we go’ seal of approval. He says the deal has now been completed and the first medical tests are booked, after which Yang will sign a long-term deal with Tottenham.
Spurs Web Opinion:
This sounds like an exciting signing for Tottenham and I can’t wait to see him in action for Team K-League against Spurs next week.
However, let’s hope Tottenham now move on to getting a few senior first-team reinforcements through the door over the coming days and weeks.
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