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Ipswich Town are reportedly exploring a potential double deal to sign Tottenham stars Wilson Odobert and Tyrese Hall before the transfer deadline.
The Tractor Boys have had a very busy summer window after returning to the Premier League, with Gary O'Neil replacing Kieran McKenna as manager, and with 12 new faces arriving, including Florentino Luis, Julio Enciso, Daizen Maeda, Emerson, and Abdul Fatawu.
But after claiming a 2-1 win over Sunderland in their opening game of the season, Ipswich are still keen to bring in even more before the transfer window closes on September 1st, and are looking at Spurs for two players.
According to journalist Darren Witcoop, writing on his X account, Ipswich are looking at an ambitious double deal to sign Spurs stars Odobert and Hall this summer.
Odobert, who signed for Tottenham from Burnley in a £25m deal in 2024, is closing in on a return to action after rupturing his ACL in February for the north London side, having made 32 appearances for the team up to that point.
The young Frenchman is known for his blistering speed, but at 21 is still considered to be a player who can improve even more, and Ipswich believe he could help improve their attacking options for the season.
Hall, meanwhile, has never featured in the Premier League for Spurs, but impressed during a season-long loan at Notts County last season, scoring eight goals in 36 appearances for the club in all competitions as they earned promotion from League Two.
The 21-year-old old midfielder is also a Jamaica international, and Ipswich are likely to view him more as one for the future rather than someone who can make an immediate impact on their starting lineup.
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Tottenham have had a hugely impressive summer transfer window, and with Savio and Omar Marmoush both arriving, and the club also pushing for at least one more signing in attack, there is clearly limited space for Odobert.
The youngster was afforded opportunities last season under Thomas Frank before his injury, but while he was bright and constantly taking players on, his output was lacking. With James Maddison, Mohammed Kudus, and Dejan Kulusevski likely to return to fitness soon too, he will drop even further down the pecking order.
As for Hall, Spurs and Roberto De Zerbi have been more than willing to let young talent leave the club this summer, and he is another who is likely to fall into that category. Tottenham are ready to do business, and Ipswich are now emerging as a potential destination for the north London duo.