Gary Lineker and Dominic Solanke react as major Real Madrid deal agreed
Dominic Solanke shared his reaction to some breaking news that emerged from Real Madrid.
This summer is a huge one for Tottenham, and it is imperative that any decision they make is the right one, with several departments needing attention.
First and foremost, the future of Ange Postecoglou needs to be decided, and only then will Spurs be able to kick on with their other priorities this summer.
Tottenham will be afforded no margin for error when it comes to the decisions they make this summer, though their chances of progressing in the Premier League may have just received a huge boost after the latest update from Spain.
Real Madrid make ground-breaking announcement
Tottenham have had their dealings with Real Madrid in the past, with the likes of Gareth Bale and Luka Modric both transferring from one club to the other.
However, this summer has been a very different story, and it has instead been Liverpool who have been the focus of attention in Madrid, and the latest update from Spain has caught the eye.
Via Instagram, Real Madrid have announced that they have completed the signing of Liverpool’s Trent Alexander-Arnold ahead of the Club World Cup, and both Gary Lineker and Solanke liked the post.
| Liverpool | Games | Goals | Assists |
| Alexander-Arnold | 33 | 3 | 6 |
Alexander-Arnold was anticipated to join Madrid for some time now, but the Spanish giants have agreed on a fee to seal the signing early, to allow him to feature in the upcoming competition.
Of course, the England international has played a huge role in Liverpool’s success recently, and his exit will be a blow to the Reds, but also a minor boost for Spurs, who will be looking to bridge the gap on the Merseysiders next season.
Tottenham have work to do to close gap on England’s elite
Having finished 17th in the Premier League, the saying ‘things can only get better’ could never be more accurate ahead of the new campaign.
Tottenham need to show their ambition this summer and ensure that whoever is in the dugout next season has access to the tools needed to thrive in the Premier League.