Telegraph Sport revealed last November that Spurs were pushing to sign Paulinho, who has also attracted interest from Inter Milan, Chelsea and Paris St-Germain. The player himself has been keen to join Spurs, who this week appointed Baldini to help oversee transfers. There is a real desire at White Hart Lane to act more quickly in the transfer market, especially as the other top-six clubs are all indicating that they will spend significantly. The signing of Paulinho will also reassure Villas-Boas that Spurs are ambitious and that he made the right decision in turning down the opportunity to become the next head coach of PSG, who were prepared to pay the £10million to release him from his contract
Posted on: Tue, 25 Jun 2013 17:23:57 +0000
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