Telegraph journalist explains what he knows about Spurs, Daniel Levy and Julian Nagelsmann

[mawspurs]

Daily Telegraph journalist Matt Law has explained why Tottenham could end up landing Julian Nagelsmann as next manager.

“I know for sure that Daniel (Levy) has a very good relationship with Nagelsmann’s agent. They’ve spoken a lot about players and coaches in the past. I’m told they get on well. I’m told their relationship is good,” Law said.

“I know Nagelsmann’s agent has been in England as well. But he has got other clients so I can’t say if it was Tottenham linked or not.”

Source: The Boot Room

 

[mawspurs]

But....

Tottenham manager twist: Nagelsmann fears revealed - sources

Football Insider can reveal that Julian Nagelsmann fears it could rebound on his career if he accepts the Tottenham manager's job

www.footballinsider247.com

 

[spursfan77]

This is his agency. Doesn’t look like any players we’ve ever been linked to let alone bought or sold.

Sports360 GmbH - Players Agency - Player agents

This is the overview page for Sports360 GmbH. On this page you can see all the players that Sports360 GmbH supports.

www.transfermarkt.co.uk

 

[Nine while nine]

This is his agency. Doesn’t look like any players we’ve ever been linked to let alone bought or sold.

Sports360 GmbH - Players Agency - Player agents

This is the overview page for Sports360 GmbH. On this page you can see all the players that Sports360 GmbH supports.

www.transfermarkt.co.uk

A quick search of SC transfer rumour archives shows we've been linked to Weigl, Schär, Drmic, Horn and Uth at various parts of their careers.

That noted, I don't think we ever got involved in serious conversations on any of these players.

Which is probably why Levy still has a very good relationship with the agent.

One player we've never been linked to is Tim Handwerker.

Which is fair enough, as he sounds like a bit of a wanker to me.

 

[biscuit]

I’ve heard that dear old Tim will never be part of the modern footballing world. Apparently he only likes to play with himself.