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Tottenham weren’t going to pay transfer amount of David Raya

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Tottenham pursuit of David Raya was thwarted this summer due to their concern over Brentford’s demanding terms,





As revealed by Ben Jacobs in today’s episode of Caught Offside’s Debrief podcast.

Raya emerged as a prime target for Tottenham earlier in the transfer window, but the negotiations eventually fell through, leading to Raya later joining Arsenal on loan.



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The Gunners have every reason to celebrate this acquisition,

As the Spanish goalkeeper has made a promising start at the Emirates Stadium,

seemingly establishing himself as the preferred choice ahead of England ‘keeper Aaron Ramsdale in Mikel Arteta’s line up.

While Arsenal successfully secured Raya’s services from Brentford,

It appears that Tottenham had reservations about striking a similar deal that would meet their satisfaction, as per Jacobs’ insights.

Raya’s impressive performances during his tenure at Brentford have seamlessly transitioned into his role at Arsenal, solidifying his reputation as a quality player. This development represents a significant victory for Arsenal in their rivalry with Tottenham in North London.

Raya is a great goalkeeper

The Gunners have every reason to celebrate this acquisition,

As the Spanish goalkeeper has made a promising start at the Emirates Stadium,

Seemingly establishing himself as the preferred choice ahead of England ‘keeper Aaron Ramsdale in Mikel Arteta’s line up.

While Arsenal successfully secured Raya’s services from Brentford,

It appears that Tottenham had reservations about striking a similar deal that would meet their satisfaction, as per Jacobs’ insights.

Raya’s impressive performances during his tenure at Brentford have seamlessly transitioned into his role at Arsenal, solidifying his reputation as a quality player. This development represents a significant victory for Arsenal in their rivalry with Tottenham in North London.

No goalkeeper faced more shots in the Premier League,

David made the most saves out of all the top-flight’s custodians, averaging 4.1 per game.

He also had the best save success rate of 77 per cent,

XG stats indicate he prevented six more goals than he was expected to concede.

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