Tottenham may be prepared to sell Luka Modric to Chelsea – if Didier Drogba arrives as part of their offer.
The Daily Star says despite boss Harry Redknapp and Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy insisting Modric is not for sale, a deal could yet still go through with Tottenham asking for striker Drogba in return, plus £10million.
Chelsea upped their original £22m offer to £27m and then Modric slapped in a transfer request to Levy last Wednesday night in a bid to force his move. He is currently away in South Africa on Tottenham’s pre-season tour – but he is adamant he wants to leave to win trophies.
And the lack of marquee signings this summer so far has given his argument for moving on some added clout.