Valencia are continuing to push for the signing of Tottenham midfielder Harry Winks by making a second loan offer.
It is reported by journalist Guillem Balague that Los Che have submitted a loan offer which would see them cover the player’s wages for the remainder of the campaign but Spurs are unwilling to let the player go without a loan fee.
Today #Valenciacf has made a second offer for #HarryWinks after first one was rejected. They are willing to pay the whole of his wages but the loan payment asked by #Spurs makes the deal very unlikely at the moment. Player stuck: not wanted by manager, can’t leave pic.twitter.com/ds1NkbTs9S
— Guillem Balague (@GuillemBalague) January 11, 2021
As things stand, it does not appear likely that Winks will be on his way to Spain as Valencia are strapped for cash and may now look for alternatives.
Javi Gracia’s side have now moved out of the relegation zone – with 19 points from 18 games –following this weekend’s win at Real Valladolid, but their poor form is dominating La Liga news.
Eight first-team squad players left the Mestalla this summer – including central midfielders Dani Parejo, Geoffrey Kondogbia and Francis Coquelin – with no additions, so the squad is in need of fresh arrivals.
Winks has made just seven league appearances for Jose Mourinho’s side in 2020/21 with summer signing Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg taking his place in the Spurs starting XI.
