Tottenham believes that Palinha s character/strength can directly help the team; may buy him out

Hupu reported on November 8 that Matt Law, a famous reporter from the Daily Telegraph, wrote a column for Palinya.

Interest in Palinha this summer is limited given Bayern Munich's willingness to loan him out after spending nearly £50 million to sign him from Fulham a year ago.

However, Tottenham believe that the demand for this player who has proven himself in the Premier League will continue to grow, so they decided to make a move as soon as possible rather than continue to monitor him throughout the summer transfer window.

The club paid a rental fee of 4.3 million pounds, agreed to bear all of Palinha's salary, and has the option to directly buy out Palinha for 27 million pounds next summer.

"We'll know what happens in the summer," Frank said. "Now, I've only been here three months and we are building a team."

In hindsight, signing Palinha may have hinted at the departure of former chairman Daniel Levy. It is said that Levy has always been reluctant to sign players over the age of 30, especially loan players.

Tottenham Hotspur's recruitment strategy this summer is mainly to sign players they believe can immediately improve the strength of the first team, and considering Palinha's age and experience, he is undoubtedly the best candidate.

In addition, it is also believed that Palinha's character will be of great benefit to the locker room losing captain Son Heung-min, and insiders say that this has been proven by the facts.

"I think Palinha has been a great help to us in a lot of ways and is exactly what we needed," Frank said. "He brings a strong sense of competition to the team and players, especially his teammates."

Palinha has many fans in both coaching benches on Saturday, but those who are skeptical about him also hope to see that in addition to his performance on rainy days, he can also bring more sunny moments.