Eric Dier to head to Turkiye?
"A member of Fenerbahçe's board of directors traveled to England and met with Tottenham Hotspur defender Dyer," local media outlet Takvim reported on April 19 (KST).
Dyer, who joined Tottenham from Sporting in Portugal ahead of the 2014-15 season, played a variety of positions, including defensive midfielder, fullback, and center back. However, his performances gradually began to decline and his place in the team gradually diminished, with his worst form coming in the 2020-21 season alongside Davinson Sanchez.
Antonio Conte's arrival seemed to revitalize him. He bounced back in the early stages of the 2021-22 season with some excellent performances and settled perfectly into the back three, shaking off his struggles from the previous campaign. Dyer's performances helped Spurs finish fourth in the league and return to the UEFA Champions League (UCL).
But within a season, they were back to square one. The 2022-23 season was arguably the worst of Dyer's career. Dier was a direct cause of the goals conceded, making a number of ridiculous mistakes in a central defense that needed stability, and Spurs finished eighth in the league with a poor run of form. In fact, it's safe to say that he played a major role in Tottenham's failure.
After the arrival of Enze Postecoglou, he was completely relegated to the bench. This was due to the arrival of Mickey van der Penne in the summer transfer window. Under Postecoglou, Tottenham are off to their best start to a season ever, and van der Penn, along with Cristian Romero, has been a key part of the team's rise with solid early season form. Even after van der Vaart's injury and Romero's sending off, he has been given very little playing time and has been labeled as a fringe player. 카지노사이트777
At the same time, talk of his departure began to circulate. According to European transfer market expert Nicolo Skrera, "There is a possibility that Dier could leave Tottenham. He is not in Postecoglou's plans. He hasn't played a single game this season and AS Roma have shown interest in him." In addition, the British newspaper The Times reported that "Sporting are in talks to bring back Dier, whose contract with Spurs expires next year. They could also make a reduced fee offer in January."
Dier has also been linked to Munich, who are short on defensive options. According to German Sky Sports reporter Florian Plettenberg, Dier reportedly made a counter-offer to Munich during the summer transfer window. However, with the Bavarians looking to win the UCL title, Dyer was clearly too much of a backup defender for them and the deal fell through.It turns out that Kim Min-jae's 'parent team' Fenerbahçe also want him. "Fenerbahçe's management said they want to add a star player to their colors to further strengthen their defense," Takvim reported. They also plan to sign Dyer, who is in the final year of his contract, for a reasonable fee."