Stefan Borson discusses Tottenham’s sale of Luka Vuskovic to Brighton, emphasizing the strong £46m profit.
Financial expert Stefan Borson has advised Tottenham Hotspur not to regret selling 19-year-old defender Luka Vuskovic to Brighton & Hove Albion. Borson told Football Insider that Spurs secured a significant profit through the reported £46 million permanent transfer fee, justifying their decision despite the youngster's early success on the south coast under manager Fabian Hurzeler.
While Brighton scouts reportedly believe Vuskovic could eventually command a £100 million valuation, Borson noted clubs must make strategic sales to reshape squads. The report highlights that Tottenham guaranteed a massive return from the deal, allowing the club to focus on its current defensive assets and Premier League campaign.
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