Tottenham to move for Crystal Palace forward Victor Moses

13 August 2009 10:37
Manager Harry Redknapp wants the highly regarded youngster to add depth to his attacking options at White Hart Lane, according to a report in the Daily Star. [LNB]However, the two clubs have a frosty relationship following from the transfer of John Bostock last summer. [LNB] Related ArticlesVilla want Jenas and BentleyYoung to replace GerrardWoodgate under the knife againBassong set for Spurs openerGerrard out of England friendlyHolland v England previewA tribunal ordered Tottenham to pay Palace £750,000 in compensation for the teenager even though Palace chairman Simon Jordan valued him at closer to £5 million. [LNB]Jordan had a public falling out with Tottenham and threatened to quit the game over the controversial transfer citing a lack of protection for lower league clubs trying to develop their own talent. [LNB]Over the summer Jordan has had to dip into his own pockets to the tune of £5 million just to keep the club afloat. [LNB]And though he would rather not sell Moses, he may feel compelled to offload one of the club's brightest prospects simply to balance the books. [LNB]Redknapp will hope to exploit his good relationship with Palace manager Neil Warnock to facilitate a deal and get ahead of the other Premier League clubs interested in Moses. [LNB]Arsenal have been long term admirers of the player, while Wigan even opened talks over a possible transfer, though were unwilling to meet Palace's asking price. [LNB] 

Source: Telegraph