Agent Fernando Shena, who represents Tottenham defender Davinson Sanchez, confirmed that Spartak Moscow has approached Tottenham with a possible transfer for the player. The update, reported by Sport Express, marks a clear step in what could become a new chapter in Sanchezs career.
Confirming the development, the manager stated, Yes, Spartak has made an offer to Tottenham for Sanchez. The remark underscores real movement behind the scenes as both clubs weigh the terms of a potential deal.
Sanchez has been part of Tottenham since 2017. In the recent season, he did not register a goal in 24 appearances. His contract with Tottenham runs through the summer of 2024. Transfer market valuations place his current market value at around 5 million euros, reflecting a squad role rather than a leading position in the team setup.
Spartak Moscow is not alone in tracking Sanchez. Revelo reported on July 3 that interest from other clubs exists, with Tottenham edging for a transfer fee around 15 million euros. Clubs from other leagues including Villarreal in Spain as well as Fenerbahçe and Galatasaray in Turkey have shown inquiries, indicating a broader market interest in the defender.
Looking at Spartaks performance in the 2022/23 season, the team finished third in the Russian Premier League after earning 54 points across 30 rounds. They trailed the league leaders Zenit Saint Petersburg by 16 points, signaling a season of competitive results and a squad that is actively seeking to reinforce key positions. The potential move for Sanchez would align with Spartaks intent to strengthen their back line as they pursue improved results in domestic competition and on the continental stage.
Earlier comments from Sanchezs representative suggested there were no political obstacles to a possible transition to Spartak. While negotiations can involve multiple stakeholders, this development highlights the growing importance of managerial strategy in shaping squad composition and transfer activity in modern football. The coming weeks will be telling as Tottenham considers offers and evaluates how a deal might fit into their long term planning and the potential destination for Sanchez if a transfer proceeds.