Football Transfer Update: Liverpool versus Tottenham Hotspurs in bidding war for Luis Suarez
An official bidding war has been declared by English Premier League clubs, Tottenham Hotspurs and Liverpool on the Ajax striker Luis Suarez.
However, it has also come under notice that the London based club is up ahead in race to sign the Uruguayan striker.
Nonetheless, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Liverpool-c39809 are saddled with ambitious motives; hence are bound to present a mouth-watering offer to the Dutch club. Sources just recently revealed that the Merseyside and South London club require a forward like Suarez to boost their European
and English campaign.
The hype of January transfer window is gradually reaching its climax, as other clubs look on how this saga unveils itself. Spurs manager Harry Redknapp is looking for a couple of other signings too so that he can increase the chances of reaching the finals
stages of Champions League and insure a spot in the tournament next year.
On the other hand, the new manager of Reds, Kenny Dalglish is looking forward to a relationship with just-in owner New http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/England-c749 Sports Ventures. The club is in turmoil again as they sacked the former Fulham manager Roy Hodgson after hiring him this summer.
Dalglish has managed before at Anfield and since history proved him successful he has Kop backing him. Liverpool will be looking to add a couple of new world class players in their ranks so they can salvage some pride and finish the season respectably after
succumbing to a dismissive first half.
On the other hand, the Uruguayan striker who happened to have created a lot of hype with his goal scoring abilities and controversial hand ball in FIFA 2010 World Cup would side towards a move to White Hart Lane. The reason is simple; Spurs have been in
stunning form.
Liverpool earlier declared they had just about 20 million Euros for the star but now they have increased their offer to 23 million Euros in order to lure the football prodigy to Old Trafford.
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