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Turkish radio show Radyospor are reporting that Tottenham Hotspur have beaten Manchester United and reached an agreement with Basaksehir to sign 19-year-old (20 in July) Cengiz Ünder for £7.83 million (€9m - AUS$13.51m - US$10.05m).
Ünder was born in Sındırgı (formerly Koruköy) which is a town and district of Balıkesir Province in the Marmara region of Turkey with a population is 12,673.
The left-sided midfielder is a full Turkish international, he has 2 caps and has scored 1 goal. He is under contract until 2021 and is left-footed. he scored 7 goals and had 5 assists in 31 Super Lig games (9 goals and 7 assists in all competitions).
Manchester United have been tracking him all season and Eastern European region chief scout Krsto Kilibarda went to Basaksehir’s game against Genclerbirligi recently.
Bundesliga side Wolfsburg also sent a scout to the Turkish Cup semi-final clash between Basaksehir and Fenerbahce to keep tabs on Under. Borussia Dortmund and Chelsea have been watching him too.
Ünder has been nicknamed the 'Turkish Dybala' so I hope he is that good!
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Hopefully both Under & Sessegnon will be confirmed in the coming days.
I suspect that your squad will undergo change in a similar manner to which we were subjected to for many seasons.
Welcome to ‘bummer boulevard’.
"Three years of excuses and it's still crap ... ta-ra Fergie."
When did you get your first piece of silverware after that?
I'm more than happy to support Pochettino and Spurs at this time. Silverware or not. I'm hopeful for the coming seasons, in spite of a move away from home for a season. The football is exciting to watch. We can all feel proud of our club.
I doubt I could feel so sanguine as a Man U supporter. Good luck with that.
COYS!!