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Alfie Devine Transfer from Tottenham Hotspur to Preston North End
Preston North End had an option to purchase Alfie Devine following his loan spell, but no agreement was reached before the deadline despite weeks of discussions. On the day Preston’s option lapsed, Devine shared an Instagram story showing him training in Guernsey as he prepares for pre-season while his future remains unresolved. Any interested club must now negotiate a new fee directly with Tottenham.
Preston North End had an option to purchase Alfie Devine following his loan spell, but no agreement was reached before the deadline despite weeks of discussions. On the day Preston’s option lapsed, Devine shared an Instagram story showing him training in Guernsey as he prepares for pre-season while his future remains unresolved. Any interested club must now negotiate a new fee directly with Tottenham.
Preston North End activated their £4.5m option to buy Alfie Devine from Tottenham this summer as part of his loan deal. The Lancashire Post confirmed that Preston activated the purchase option at the end of May, and that the fee is worth £6m including add-ons. The transfer has not yet been completed because Preston still need to negotiate personal terms with Devine. Preston had until July 1 to complete the overall deal before the clause expired. Tottenham's £6m asking price is not expected to change after the deadline.
Preston North End activated their £4.5m option to buy Alfie Devine from Tottenham this summer as part of his loan deal. The Lancashire Post confirmed that Preston activated the purchase option at the end of May, and that the fee is worth £6m including add-ons. The transfer has not yet been completed because Preston still need to negotiate personal terms with Devine. Preston had until July 1 to complete the overall deal before the clause expired. Tottenham's £6m asking price is not expected to change after the deadline.
Preston North End did not announce a permanent deal for Alfie Devine before the end-of-June deadline, which was an option included in his loan deal last season. Preston have still not confirmed Devine as a permanent signing, but they could still complete the deal and are not eliminated from contention. Journalist Alan Nixon reported that the situation could become more interesting if Devine had not signed for Preston by midnight on June 30. When asked about the fee, Nixon said that Tottenham would agree to a deal for a fee of 4.5, rising to 6.
Preston North End did not announce a permanent deal for Alfie Devine before the end-of-June deadline, which was an option included in his loan deal last season. Preston have still not confirmed Devine as a permanent signing, but they could still complete the deal and are not eliminated from contention. Journalist Alan Nixon reported that the situation could become more interesting if Devine had not signed for Preston by midnight on June 30. When asked about the fee, Nixon said that Tottenham would agree to a deal for a fee of 4.5, rising to 6.
North End have bid £6m to sign Alfie Devine, paying over his loan fee as a workaround for the new ‘SCR’ rules. According to journalist Alan Nixon, the club is confident in the deal going ahead. He reported via X that while all would be happier if the transfer was signed and announced, he has been told that it was all ok.
North End have bid £6m to sign Alfie Devine, paying over his loan fee as a workaround for the new ‘SCR’ rules. According to journalist Alan Nixon, the club is confident in the deal going ahead. He reported via X that while all would be happier if the transfer was signed and announced, he has been told that it was all ok.
The Lancashire Post reported that Preston have activated their option to permanently buy Alfie Devine for a fee of over £5 million. Wolverhampton Wanderers and Celtic are also interested in the Tottenham Hotspur player, and he can decide on his next destination.
The Lancashire Post reported that Preston have activated their option to permanently buy Alfie Devine for a fee of over £5 million. Wolverhampton Wanderers and Celtic are also interested in the Tottenham Hotspur player, and he can decide on his next destination.
According to the Lancashire Post, Preston North End have triggered the £6 million option-to-buy clause in Alfie Devine’s contract to make his loan spell permanent. The report also states that Preston would like to pay this fee in numerous installments, a payment plan that is not of particular interest to Tottenham.
According to the Lancashire Post, Preston North End have triggered the £6 million option-to-buy clause in Alfie Devine’s contract to make his loan spell permanent. The report also states that Preston would like to pay this fee in numerous installments, a payment plan that is not of particular interest to Tottenham.
According to Football.london, Alfie Devine currently has eight clubs interested in taking him permanently from Spurs. Before his loan last summer, Preston agreed an option with Tottenham to buy the midfielder in a deal worth around £6million, which is more than twice their transfer record. The club has reportedly triggered that option with payments in instalments, meaning Preston will now be able to hold talks with Devine.
According to Football.london, Alfie Devine currently has eight clubs interested in taking him permanently from Spurs. Before his loan last summer, Preston agreed an option with Tottenham to buy the midfielder in a deal worth around £6million, which is more than twice their transfer record. The club has reportedly triggered that option with payments in instalments, meaning Preston will now be able to hold talks with Devine.
The Lancashire Post reports that Preston North End have formally triggered a purchase option in Alfie Devine’s loan contract. The clubs are now negotiating a permanent transfer. The suggested fee is more than £5m, which would double Preston’s transfer record. It is suggested that Preston may want to spread the amortization of the fee, and a sell-on or buy-back clause is a possibility in his deal. Devine has influence over his future and will assess his options, taking his time to do so.
The Lancashire Post reports that Preston North End have formally triggered a purchase option in Alfie Devine’s loan contract. The clubs are now negotiating a permanent transfer. The suggested fee is more than £5m, which would double Preston’s transfer record. It is suggested that Preston may want to spread the amortization of the fee, and a sell-on or buy-back clause is a possibility in his deal. Devine has influence over his future and will assess his options, taking his time to do so.
Preston have a £4.5m option to buy Alfie Devine permanently this summer. The club is currently waiting for the finalisation of a takeover by Amr Zedan, and as a result, they are only exploring free additions and loan transfers at this time.
Preston have a £4.5m option to buy Alfie Devine permanently this summer. The club is currently waiting for the finalisation of a takeover by Amr Zedan, and as a result, they are only exploring free additions and loan transfers at this time.
According to journalist Alan Nixon, Preston North End have until the end of June to finalize a deal for Alfie Devine that was agreed with Tottenham Hotspur. The fee is set at £4.5m, which Preston has sought to pay over a number of years. The agreement on the fee is valid until the end of the player's official loan on June 30th. Until that date, Preston are able to sign Devine, but other clubs will be permitted to pursue him once the deadline passes.
According to journalist Alan Nixon, Preston North End have until the end of June to finalize a deal for Alfie Devine that was agreed with Tottenham Hotspur. The fee is set at £4.5m, which Preston has sought to pay over a number of years. The agreement on the fee is valid until the end of the player's official loan on June 30th. Until that date, Preston are able to sign Devine, but other clubs will be permitted to pursue him once the deadline passes.
According to Last Word on Spurs, Preston North End hope to complete a transfer for Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Alfie Devine, having agreed a £4.5 million fee in principle. The transfer is subject to Roberto De Zerbi's assessment of Devine during pre-season, which will significantly influence whether a permanent exit or another loan is the preferred option. Whether Tottenham approve the deal will depend in part on the level of confidence De Zerbi has in Devine as part of his long-term plans at the club.
According to Last Word on Spurs, Preston North End hope to complete a transfer for Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Alfie Devine, having agreed a £4.5 million fee in principle. The transfer is subject to Roberto De Zerbi's assessment of Devine during pre-season, which will significantly influence whether a permanent exit or another loan is the preferred option. Whether Tottenham approve the deal will depend in part on the level of confidence De Zerbi has in Devine as part of his long-term plans at the club.
According to Alan Nixon via Patreon, Preston North End are attempting to negotiate a payment structure with Tottenham Hotspur for the transfer of Alfie Devine. The report states that Preston wants to spread the agreed £4.5 million fee over three or four years due to a restricted budget, with a takeover by Amr Zedan not yet completed. The midfielder would also need to be convinced that the move is the right step for his development, as there is interest from other clubs and potential opportunities in higher divisions of football.
According to Alan Nixon via Patreon, Preston North End are attempting to negotiate a payment structure with Tottenham Hotspur for the transfer of Alfie Devine. The report states that Preston wants to spread the agreed £4.5 million fee over three or four years due to a restricted budget, with a takeover by Amr Zedan not yet completed. The midfielder would also need to be convinced that the move is the right step for his development, as there is interest from other clubs and potential opportunities in higher divisions of football.
Preston North End have an option to buy Alfie Devine from Tottenham Hotspur for £4.5m, but it is unclear whether Paul Heckingbottom’s side has the finances to complete a permanent transfer. The Lilywhites would want to keep Alfie Devine after his performances this season.
Preston North End have an option to buy Alfie Devine from Tottenham Hotspur for £4.5m, but it is unclear whether Paul Heckingbottom’s side has the finances to complete a permanent transfer. The Lilywhites would want to keep Alfie Devine after his performances this season.
Alfie Devine is currently on loan at Preston North End from Tottenham Hotspur. According to The Lancashire Post, Preston North End would have to pay a club-record fee of £4.5m if they want to keep Alfie Devine beyond this season. Preston's chairman, Peter Risdale, confirmed that personal terms are already agreed with Devine. The option-to-buy is conditional on whether North End can afford him and whether Devine wants to stay.
Alfie Devine is currently on loan at Preston North End from Tottenham Hotspur. According to The Lancashire Post, Preston North End would have to pay a club-record fee of £4.5m if they want to keep Alfie Devine beyond this season. Preston's chairman, Peter Risdale, confirmed that personal terms are already agreed with Devine. The option-to-buy is conditional on whether North End can afford him and whether Devine wants to stay.
Preston North End skipper Ben Whiteman stated, in reference to Alfie Devine and Lewis Dobbin, that he hopes one of them signs but that it remains to be seen.
Preston North End skipper Ben Whiteman stated, in reference to Alfie Devine and Lewis Dobbin, that he hopes one of them signs but that it remains to be seen.
The Lancashire Post reported on a conversation with PNE CEO Peter Ridsdale regarding the club's option to sign Alfie Devine in the summer. According to Ridsdale, the club possesses exclusive rights and has already agreed upon personal terms, should the option be exercised. The report also noted that Preston North End would be permitted to structure the payment over several years.
The Lancashire Post reported on a conversation with PNE CEO Peter Ridsdale regarding the club's option to sign Alfie Devine in the summer. According to Ridsdale, the club possesses exclusive rights and has already agreed upon personal terms, should the option be exercised. The report also noted that Preston North End would be permitted to structure the payment over several years.
Preston North End signed 21-year-old midfielder Alfie Devine from Tottenham Hotspur on a season-long loan deal that includes an option to buy. To make the transfer permanent, Preston would have to pay a fee greater than £4m, which would surpass their current transfer record of £2.1m paid for Milutin Osmajic in 2023. It is reported that the terms for a permanent move are in place, and it is also suggested that the club should complete the signing to avoid potential interest from other teams in the summer.
Preston North End signed 21-year-old midfielder Alfie Devine from Tottenham Hotspur on a season-long loan deal that includes an option to buy. To make the transfer permanent, Preston would have to pay a fee greater than £4m, which would surpass their current transfer record of £2.1m paid for Milutin Osmajic in 2023. It is reported that the terms for a permanent move are in place, and it is also suggested that the club should complete the signing to avoid potential interest from other teams in the summer.
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