20+ years of underperforming with frugal financial output and years of questioning the genuine sporting direction of Spurs due to their firm interest in growing revenue streams, while seemingly not caring about on field results, has finally beared some fruit. Spurs earned this.
ππ· π From a scared little boy who used football as an escape during a war.
To arguably the greatest midfielder to ever grace the football pitch. And for many of us, it's not a argument.
Led a nation with less than 4 million people to back to back World Cup podium finishes. Ended the Ballon d'Or duopoly of Messi and Ronaldo. While players of his age were retiring at 34 he dedarse won 2 UCL and played in two WC after that. LEGENDARY !!!!ππΌ
Farewell Modric π€π«
@owenthfc__ Not to mention the rights to first refusal paired with the 20% sell-on would essentially pay money into their own pocket if Spurs to ever move for him in the future
Nearly 40m profit on a player that never pulled on the shirt in a competitive match, while still holding a stake in his future with the sell on % and matching rights. Great business all things considered.