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Tottenham Eyes £100M Morgan Rogers in 2026 Transfer

9/7/2025

Summary

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Tottenham Hotspur may pursue Aston Villa midfielder Morgan Rogers again in 2026 after a summer attempt.
Villa plans to increase Rogers' valuation to £100 million due to his rising significance under Unai Emery.
Despite a slow season start, Rogers retains his place in the England squad, praised for last season's performance.
Following Daniel Levy's departure, Spurs might increase transfer market spending to strengthen their squad.
Spurs seek to build on Europa League success and improve competitiveness.

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Historical Context

In 2016, the Premier League's new television rights deal, valued at £5.136 billion, transformed club finances, enabling teams like Tottenham Hotspur to significantly invest in player acquisitions. This shift in financial dynamics, influenced by Tottenham's executive chairman Daniel Levy's strategies, has led to a more competitive league, as clubs increasingly pursue top talent to enhance their squads.

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Story summary

Tottenham Hotspur may pursue Aston Villa midfielder Morgan Rogers again in 2026 after a summer attempt.
Villa plans to increase Rogers' valuation to £100 million due to his rising significance under Unai Emery.
Despite a slow season start, Rogers retains his place in the England squad, praised for last season's performance.
Following Daniel Levy's departure, Spurs might increase transfer market spending to strengthen their squad.
Spurs seek to build on Europa League success and improve competitiveness.

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