It would be “absolutely insane” for Tottenham to sanction one rumoured transfer exit, according to football.london correspondent Alasdair Gold.

Spurs have already confirmed one signing this summer, before the transfer window has even opened, with Andy Robertson arriving in north London from Liverpool on a free.

Marcos Senesi is set to follow him, with a four-year deal agreed in N17 following his departure from Bournemouth, also on a free.

Tottenham have also seen two bids for Jan Paul van Hecke rejected by Brighton & Hove Albion, as they look to further bolster their defence, with club captain Cristian Romero likely to leave this summer.

Van de Ven will not be leaving Tottenham

There had been rumours about Micky van de Ven potentially leaving before Roberto De Zerbi came in as the club’s new permanent head coach at the end of March, but GIVEMESPORT understands the Dutchman is now happy to stay and could sign a new deal with the club.

There remain suggestions that highly-rated teen defender Luka Vuskovic could leave Tottenham though. The 19-year-old spent this season on loan with Hamburg in the Bundesliga and won the league’s young player of the season award.

He has admitted he would like to stay at Hamburg and play alongside his brother Mario, who is currently serving a doping suspension. There have even been reports that Spurs could sell the teenager without having played a game for the club.

Bayern Munich have also been linked with a move for the talented 19-year-old, who scored six league goals from defence this season and reports have suggested the player would be open to leaving Tottenham.

Spurs player who will be better than van Hecke

Gold finds any question of Vuskovic departing the north London club permanently preposterous.

Speaking on his YouTube channel, he said: “Everyone I’ve spoken to said Vuskovic has got way higher ceiling than van Hecke. Van Hecke is a very good Premier League player, but Vuskovic can be, in the words of Thomas Frank, a top, top, top player in world football, and I know there’s some suggestions that Spurs, you know, maybe would accept a bid for him this summer. That would be insane! That would be absolutely insane!

“You don’t sign a player of that much talent, and then everyone else sees that talent, wants to sign him, and then you go, ‘yeah, we don’t need him’. Yes, you do need him, whether it is now or in the future, you need potentially world-class players, and that is what people are saying about Vuskovic. He will reach that level, so no way on earth, that would be the stupidest transfer.”

Manchester United are looking to finalise a midfield transfer this summer after scheduling a meeting for Tuesday, according to one reliable journalist.

The Red Devils have agreed a fee worth £38m to bring in Ederson from Atalanta as their first signing of the window, with the expectation that a deal will be completed in July once he has competed for Brazil at the World Cup.

But it has now emerged that final details are yet to be sorted on a deal, and the two clubs are set to meet today to finalise everything before he can officially be declared a Man Utd player.

Man Utd and Atalanta to Meet Today

Ederson, who has been described as ‘world-class’, has agreed a five-year contract at Old Trafford to become the first signing of the Michael Carrick era, with everything already agreed in principle between the two clubs.

The player’s agent has revealed to journalist Jorge Nicola that only small details remain to be sorted, and they should be during an official meeting between the clubs, which has been scheduled for Tuesday (June 9th).

It’s also reported that Ederson has been a long-term target for United chiefs, but the outgoing Casemiro actually recommended his signing to the club hierarchy, which saw them move forward with a deal to get him into the Premier League.

Ederson was initially left out of the World Cup squad by Carlo Ancelotti, but has since been drafted in by the record five-time winners, after right-back Wesley suffered an injury in the team’s warm-up game against Egypt. Despite not being a right-back, Brazil are now looking at using him as an extra midfield option, while shuffling defensive options around to cover for the absence.

United are now pushing to finalise a deal while he is at the tournament, with an expectation that an announcement will come after the tournament comes to an end.

Ederson Deal Already Wrapped Up

With a deal for Ederson all but completed at Old Trafford, attention now must turn towards the next signings that must come in to strengthen the squad.

Carrick knows that a number of midfielders are needed, and the club are expected to step up their interest in West Ham star Mateus Fernandes, but West Ham’s £85m asking price is proving to be a bit of a hindrance.

The club’s recruitment team are working hard to ensure the new manager has a team in place that can compete next season, and with one deal done, now they need to work on future deals and not rest on their laurels.

WWE has always had its characters and its controversies ever since it was founded in 1953.

The promotion has been heavily scrutinised for its dramatised, scripted fights, where its winners are pre-determined, so much so that they must market the matches as ‘sports entertainment’, combining theatre and competitive sport.

This was most visibly seen during one of the most infamous moments in WWE history, known as the ‘Montreal Screwjob‘, where the outcome of the match was changed without informing one of the wrestlers, Bret Hart, causing him to lose the championship to Shawn Michaels.

Hart had a contentious relationship with the WWE owner, Vince McMahon, who was in charge of the storylines, and thus, he took the incident as a personal insult as he had a notable feud with Michaels and didn’t want to lose the championship to him.

This took place in 1997, though, but that doesn’t mean that controversies don’t occur anymore.

Randy Orton & John Cena Blamed For Getting Superstar Sacked

All wrestling fans have heard of Randy Orton and John Cena. They are both regarded among the greatest wrestlers of all time, with the latter winning a record 17 championships and the former tied for the third-most world championship reigns in history with 14.

But in 2009, a fellow wrestler became disgruntled with the two icons, who he’d felt had played a major role in his release from the company.

While the wrestling matches are planned, the specific moves that are performed can still result in serious injury or death if they’re not performed correctly.

Ken Anderson, known by his ring name Mr Kennedy, was accused of dangerously dropping Orton on his head, with The Viper feeling that his health had been risked by an awkward belly-to-back suplex.

Anderson claimed: “I got fired for dumping Randy [Orton] on his head. If you slow that video down, you can see that his head never comes into contact with the mat.”

But Anderson went further than absolving himself of guilt, claiming that Orton and Cena joined forces to get him fired from WWE.

He said: “I believe that Randy [Orton] and John [Cena] worked together. They decided that day ‘Let’s f****** get him gone’. And it worked.”

While the former WWE United States champion believes this formed part of his dismissal, he did accept that some of the responsibility lay at his own feet due to his own errors and negative public opinion.

He said: “I’ve said this before, that was the straw that broke the camel’s back. But the reason I got fired is because of me.”

However, he does believe that Cena had ‘never liked him’ and believed their relationship had been strained since the early days of his WWE run.

Ultimately, we may never know all the reasons behind Anderson’s WWE departure and how much influence Orton and Cena had on this, with there always being two sides to every story. The moment still forms an infamous chapter in wrestling folklore, regardless of how it unfolded behind closed doors, and Anderson has certainly earned his place in the history books one way or another.