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City keeper linked in Spurs switch
9:54am Wednesday 14th May 2008
REPORTS suggest Tottenham will make a £10million bid for Manchester City goalkeeper Joe Hart with Paul Robinson moving the other way as a makeweight.
According to the Daily Mail, Juande Ramos sees Hart as excellent value for money and will save City the trouble of finding a replacement by offering Robinson in part-exchange.
It is understood Spurs will offer £6million up front for Hart along with Robinson, who is rated at around £4million.
21-year-old Hart, who was called up to Fabio Capello's England squad this week, is unsettled at City following the ongoing saga surrounding Sven Goran Eriksson's position as manager. And he may be tempted by a move to Tottenham, who are determined to break into the top four next season.
Hart arrived at Eastlands in May 2006 from Shrewsbury for just £600,000 and has established himself as City's number one this season after a string of impressive displays.
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