Vanderson’s Good News: Tottenham Set to Launch £25.4m Bid

Vanderson is unlikely to encounter problems passing his Tottenham medical despite dealing with knee and hip injuries last season, according to Dr. Rajpal Brar.

Dr. Brar, an expert in physical therapy and sports science, explains that since Vanderson’s injuries occurred at different times during the campaign, the AS Monaco right-back is not considered a high-risk signing for Spurs.

Recent Developments

L’Equipe reported on August 22 that Tottenham is preparing to submit a £25.4 million bid for the 23-year-old Brazilian international.

Dr. Brar discussed Vanderson’s condition exclusively with Tottenham News:

“He had knee and hip injuries last season, each requiring over 30 days of recovery. The good news is that these injuries occurred at different times, which likely means no ongoing effects. I wouldn’t expect any red flags in his medical unless an unusual issue arises.”

Why Vanderson Would Be a Key Signing for Tottenham

• Enhancing Defensive Options: Vanderson would strengthen Tottenham’s defense and add competition at right-back.
• Versatility: He can play as both a right-back and a right winger, similar to Pedro Porro, offering tactical flexibility for Ange Postecoglou.
• Adaptability: His strong performances in Ligue 1 suggest he could adjust well to the Premier League’s physical demands.

Signing Vanderson would provide valuable cover for Porro and create internal competition, potentially boosting the performance of both players.