Tottenham drop interest in Graham Potter with Belgium boss Roberto Martinez in contention
dailystar.co.ukTottenham dropped their interest in appointing Graham Potter as their new manager this summer because of Brighton’s massive demands over a compensation package.The North Londoners were shocked to find they would have to pay a whopping £20million to secure the services of the Seagulls boss and his backroom staff ahead of the new campaign.Potter only signed a six-year deal early last season as Brighton looked to fend off potential interest in their highly-regarded coach.And that definitely did the trick with regards Spurs’ chase for the ex-Swansea chief - described by Pep Guardiola as England’s ‘best young manager’.With cash tight in N17 amid the financial losses incurred during the COVID pandemic, Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy opted to end.
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