Yves Bissouma to Tottenham: Chris Hughton hails 'awesome business' following £25m Brighton move
Previous Brighton chief Chris Hughton accepts Tottenham have handled a deal looking like Yves Bissouma.
The Mali global joined Spurs on Friday in a £25m bargain, marking a four-year-agreement to become Antonio Conte's third expansion in what has proactively been a bustling summer.
Bissouma follows Ivan Perisic and Fraser Forster through the entryway and Conte is excited about up to four additional signings trying to challenge towards the highest point of the Premier League during his most memorable full season in control, as well as contend in the Champions League.
Recently connected with any semblance of Arsenal and Manchester United, Bissouma has secured himself as one of the most amazing midfielders in the League throughout recent years, having joined Brighton during Hughton's time at the Amex Stadium.
A previous Tottenham player and mentor obviously, Hughton supported the move while addressing The Sun following its affirmation.
What Spurs have paid - these days to get a midfielder who is a decent age going to a top club - it appears to be generally excellent business to me," he said.
"There is no question he is the sort of player they are searching for.
"At the point when you consider that they paid £63m for [Tanguy] Ndombele, it is great business - there are players going for more than that."
Bissouma joins Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg and Rodrigo Bentancur, who secured himself in the motor room in the capital, while Oliver Skipp and Harry Winks likewise stay at the club and Bridge accepts he's the last piece around there of the pitch that the Italian administrator required.
(2:11)"I believe it's a gigantic, monstrous getting paperwork done for Tottenham and I think they have excellent worth.
That finishes Tottenham's focal midfield. The person rules midfield. I believe it's a significant marking and it's the very sort of player that Conte needs to get the ball from profound and go for it no doubt colossal marking."
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