Report: Tottenham value Milan Skriniar at £32 million, had Juan Foyth exchange rejected

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Tottenham Hotspur are continuing to press for a deal to sign Milan Skriniar this summer and a report has now detailed just how much the club are willing to pay for the Slovakian. 

Football.London is reporting that the player’s current club Inter Milan currently value Skriniar at around £45 million. 

Tottenham are said to have their own valuation in mind, around £15 million less, at £32 million. 

The problem is that Spurs must first sell players to raise funds after their recent business, which included Gareth Bale and Sergio Reguilon joining the club. 

It is claimed that Tottenham have even offered Inter some of their players to try and get a deal done. One such player was Juan Foyth, but Inter Milan reportedly turned their nose up at the idea of bringing the Argentine to the San Siro. 

Tottenham could clearly benefit from bringing in another centre-back this summer. Eric Dier has slotted in to replace Jan Vertonghen but a player of Skriniar’s ability could be game-changing at the back for Spurs. 

The player, according to the report, is excited about the opportunity to potentially work with Mourinho so it seems all the pieces are there for Tottenham to make this deal happen. 

All, it seems, except the finances, for the time being.