Tottenham will have close eye on Jack Clarke news amid development: View

Tottenham Hotspur will have one eye on Sunderland in the summer, with an

interest in Jack Clarke’s transfer away from the club.

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Given that the Black Cats are unlikely to make the playoffs this year due to Mick

Beale’s dismissal due to the team’s dismal performance in the

Championship, it is quite possible that

Clarke will be sold in the summer for a substantial sum of money.

Tottenham have a 25% sell on clause if Clarke is sold

After leaving Tottenham for Sunderland on a permanent transfer in 2022, Clarke

has grown to be one of the team’s most vital players.

After a season on loan at the team, the Black Cats signed Clarke, paying Spurs

merely £750,000 to acquire the talented player.

 

Even though there was no buy-back clause, they will probably wind up paying much more for that agreement.

 

Spurs did, however, include a 25% sell-on fee in the deal, which might prove to

be quite beneficial for them down the road. Due to the inclusion of the

provision, Spurs will receive a direct quarter of the transfer fee, potentially

earning the North London team millions of pounds.

Spurs will be willing Sunderland to stay firm with Clarke evaluation

Only top division teams will probably be able to afford Clarke, as rumors indicate that a £20 million fee will likely be

required to sign him once the season ends. It is obvious what kind of teams

would be interested in signing Clarke in the summer given that West Ham and

Lazio have previously been linked to a bid for the winger.

Spurs will be willing to accept the Black Cats’ offer when offers for the winger

surface in the summer because they will receive 25% of the entire figure.

 

According to reports, only top division clubs will probably be able to afford to pay the £20 million transfer fee that will

likely be required to sign Clarke after the season. It is obvious what kind of teams

would be interested in signing Clarke in the

summer given that West Ham and

Lazio have previously been linked to a bid for the winger.

One of the Championship’s top scorers this year, Clarke has shown to be an

invaluable asset to Sunderland after the departure of forwards like as Ross Stewart and Amad Diallo.

 

The winger, who has demonstrated he has the ability to succeed at a Premier

League side if given the chance, would be worth £20 million.

 

Financial Fair Play would also profit from the £5 million the club would gain

from the sale, which will enable them to spend more than they would have if they

had sold a player who isn’t an academy graduate for the same price.

Spurs could even purchase the player outright, paying essentially just £15

million of the £20 million being offered to sign him. Just two years after trading

their previous player, it seems doubtful that they will move for him given their

connections to players like Jaden Philogene.

 

Sunderland will be even more driven to secure their player the best possible deal.

Finding a suitable replacement will be considerably more difficult given that the

club will only receive 75% of the sale proceeds.

It will be very difficult to find someone this season who can equal his goals and assists, therefore the money will

probably be needed to cover a number of holes across the board for the team. Due

to this, the team will need to sell Clarke for the highest amount possible,

something that Spurs will be encouraging them to do in the summer.