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N'Koudou arrives in Istanbul to sign for Beşiktaş


N'Koudou arrives in Istanbul to sign for Beşiktaş

Beşiktaş reach 4-year agreement with Tottenham winger Kevin N'Koudou

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Beşiktaş Football Director Ali Naibi

Beşiktaş Football Director Ali Naibi speaking to beIN Sports revealed yesterday that Georges-Kevin N'koudou was arriving in Istanbul to complete his signing from Tottenham Hotspur.
"N'Koudou tomorrow (August 22) will pass the health checks successfully with our club will sign a 4-year contract. later described as one of France's new superstars and this performance at a young age, the  's important clubs transferred to Tottenham a player with very special talents".
We get the gist of that and he went on to stress that N'Koudou needed a new challenge, everything is a new challenge these days isn't it, the buzz phrase in football.

"Our club in line with our transfer policy this year and our current needs, a transfer we made today and tomorrow thinking. Tottenham to spend a very good summer camp, to be ready and the desire to come to our club N'Koudou's performance in the field will both excite our fans and provide full benefit to our team".
N'Koudou is expected to pass his medical today and sign a contract exchanging the navy blue and white of Tottenham for the black and white of Beşiktaş.
The contract he has accepted is for 4 years and he has cost £2.74 million (€3m - $3.33m) plus a 50% sell-on clause.

 It has been a long road trying to get rid of the 24-year-old (25 next February) as nobody was prepared to pay his existing £1.82m wages and he wasn't prepared to take a wage drop so every deal fell through. 

 Thar equates to £35,000-a-week (€38,290 - $42,514).

 The deal he has been offered at Beşiktaş, with their favourable tax for millionaires is £21.83 million (€2m - $2.22m), basically the same as he is on at Tottenham. That tells you all you need to know about him really.

 Money is clearly more important than football to him, totally the wrong mentality and one which has stalled his career.
COYS

3 comments

  1. When a writer bash an athlete for nowt being a pawn I have selected names, but I will surely be banned. This is a very moronic conclusion to an otherwise informative story. The lad was never given an opportunity to fail. Hello Lamela. Am happy for him. Giving the kid 10 minutes per game when u made the bench dont amount to failure. What a privelge you have as a writer to publish garbage and still collect a pay check or just slandering altheletes for free.
    • It seems there are many who believe that you can only be judged on important match-day games. You'll find very few in the business of football that believe things work in such a simplistic way. You have to show what you can offer in training before you ever get the chance to replace other players - all of whom HAVE shown what they can offer.

      Be very careful of accusing others of being moronic when your own post clearly indicates that of yourself. This situation is clearly more complicated than you have the ability to understand. There is far more to the story than simply how he performs in front of the cameras. One of those items that should be considered is what Clive has highlighted, to whit, that he refused any offers that reduced his wages in spite of doing very poorly for himself here at Spurs. It's not just Spurs that he's getting in the way of and whose time and efforts he's wasting. It's also his own. It reflects very badly on a person that they shou…
    • By the way, did I understand correctly? Were you accusing the author of the blog, the amateur who does it in his spare time, of writing garbage for money?
      I'm guessing you don't embarrass easily. No wonder you posted as Anonymous. Who'd want to be recognised as that much of a fool.