da cassino online： Former Tottenham Hotspur goalkeeper Paul Robinson has claimed that Norwich City right-back Max Aarons could end up at Spurs, due to “fate”, per Football Insider.
What’s he said?
da winzada777： Football FanCast sources confirmed in the summer that Spurs were scouting Aarons.
The Daily Mail has since reported that he is a target for the January transfer window and Robinson believes the defender could come full circle if he ends up in north London.
He said: “He’s an interesting story Max Aarons actually.
“Because he went for a trial at Tottenham, rejected a contract at Luton, and his trial was unsuccessful, so he turned down the contract at Luton then Tottenham rejected him.
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“It didn’t work out so that’s how he ended up at Norwich after a year or so out of football.
“It could be fate that he ends up back at Tottenham, but I don’t think he’s the immediate answer to the problems we’ve got at right-back.”
An excellent prospect
Aarons has become a regular starter at Norwich.
The 19-year-old has already made 59 appearances for the Canaries, including 15 in the Premier League. He has started the last 11 league games and is the club’s first-choice full-back.
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Per WhoScored, he averages 1.4 tackles per game in the top-flight, 1.9 clearances and 0.9 blocks, along with 0.7 key passes, and 1.3 dribbles.
This is still a teenager, of course, and he has a high ceiling; he has been capped at both U19 and U21 level by England.
Robinson may be right that he is not the immediate answer – he would have to adapt to life at Spurs and is unlikely to slot straight into the team – but he would be a project and he could well become an exceptional full-back in north London.
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