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Lucas Paquetá Transfer from West Ham United to Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham Hotspur is exploring multiple deal structures for Lucas Paqueta, including a straight cash bid, a high guaranteed fee with performance-related add-ons, or a swap deal involving midfielder Yves Bissouma. Despite an unwritten understanding between Spurs and West Ham not to do business together, Tottenham has already crossed that line by signing Mohammed Kudus earlier in the summer.

Negotiations were underway for a sensational swap deal involving Lucas Paqueta and Yves Bissouma between Tottenham and West Ham United. The clubs previously had an informal agreement to not do business in the market, but Spurs had already signed Mohammed Kudus from West Ham this summer. Paqueta was freed from match-fixing charges after a two-year process, and both he and West Ham are open to a transfer if a suitable offer arrives. A loan was considered where Paqueta, valued at £60 million, would move to Tottenham.

Team Talk reports on Tottenham's interest in the potential transfer of Lucas Paqueta from West Ham. Tottenham made contact to understand the situation of Lucas Paqueta at West Ham. A bid of £50-60million for Paqueta could see West Ham sell, although they would rather not sell a second player to Spurs this summer after Kudus.

Tottenham is interested in Lucas Paquetá to strengthen their squad after losing Eberechi Eze to Arsenal and due to James Maddison's injury. This interest comes after Paquetá was cleared of betting misconduct allegations by the English Football Association.

Tottenham are showing concrete interest in West Ham attacking midfielder Lucas Paqueta. Paqueta has faced betting allegations but was cleared in July and is open to leaving for a Champions League club. Tottenham's interest is confirmed by a source close to West Ham's board. The transfer could cause a fan revolt at West Ham if Paqueta is sold to Tottenham without an adequate replacement.

Lucas Paquetá is targeted by Tottenham ahead of the transfer deadline. Tottenham is monitoring the situation and is open to making a move if West Ham decides to negotiate. Various options are in play, including full compensation or a model with a larger fixed part and bonuses. West Ham demands a significant fee for their key midfielder, with a mentioned price of 70 million euros.

Tottenham are interested in signing Lucas Paqueta, as confirmed by the West Ham board. A Tottenham insider, John Wenham, suggested that Spurs could go for Paqueta after already signing Mohammed Kudus from West Ham this summer. The transfer fee is estimated to be between £40-45 million. Paqueta is reportedly ready to leave West Ham for a fresh challenge, as stated by transfer insider Fabrizio Romano.

Tottenham are in the mix for Lucas Paqueta, with new manager Thomas Frank eager to add more vision and versatility to his squad. West Ham United are open to selling him for £30-40 million.

Tottenham might have the chance to acquire West Ham United's star Lucas Paqueta in a cost-effective transfer this summer. It seems West Ham United is prepared to let go of the Brazilian midfielder Paqueta, but not for the hefty price they had initially hoped for. The club is now willing to accept a much lower transfer fee for the 27-year-old, just two years after turning down a substantial offer estimated at around £80 million. Sources indicate that Paqueta is expected to be exonerated of any misconduct, which would allow him a new beginning. The Hammers are prepared to allow the Brazilian to depart the club this summer for a mere £30m, and Tottenham might consider pursuing the creative midfielder. In the past, Manchester City had expressed significant interest in Paqueta, but their plans were interrupted due to an investigation into alleged betting violations involving the player. As the investigation approaches its conclusion, Tottenham could take advantage of the situation, as West Ham seeks to enhance financial flexibility under Graham Potter's squad overhaul.

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