Kevin Danso called the chance to win trophies “Every Kid’s Dream” after joining Tottenham on loan from Ligue 1 Lentile for the rest of the season with an obligation for a transfer of 21 million pounds sterling.
The international Austrian international should sign a five -year contract at the end of his initial fate after the Spurs entered Wolves, who had an aligned doctor for the 26 -year -old.
“It’s incredible to be here,” said Darke Spurs website. “I always wanted to play for a big club in the Premier league And Tottenham Hotspur is exactly that.
“As soon as you hear [they] are interested, the only thing you can do is say yes. It is an incredible project to be part and I am happy to be here. »»
“It’s an incredible project to be part and I am happy to be here.” 🤍
Kevin Danso’s first interview in Lilywhite 🎙️ pic.twitter.com/yavqgi8ip3
– Tottenham Hotspur (@Spursificial) February 2, 2025
Kevin Danso: “I love defending”
Dance should make its first appearance in the Premier League in more than five years, after having barely presented Southampton during a seasonal loan from the German club Augsburg during the 2019/20 campaign.
The central rear born in Austria moved to Milton Keynes at the age of six and spent time with Reading and MK Dons as a young player before joining Augsburg.
He was eligible to play for Ghana by Ghana through his parents, but made his debut in Austria in 2017 and was appointed to their team for Euro 2024.
“I am a fast and powerful central defender and a good on the ball,” said Danso. “I thrive in one-v-one defense situations-that’s what I like to do, defend.
“It is a dream come true. The opportunities to win trophies are the dream of each child and I hope we can win a couple. »»
KD 🤝 pic.twitter.com/sfefcaiops
– Tottenham Hotspur (@Spursificial) February 2, 2025
Tottenham: Trophy Chances for Dance?
Despite a difficult season of the Premier League which left the Spurs seven points from the upper half of the table, they remain in the running in FA Cup, EFL Cup and Europa League.
After a 2-0 victory at Brentford in the elite on Sunday, Tottenham heads for Liverpool with an advance of 1-0 for the second floor of his EFL Cup semi-final in Anfield on Thursday, when Dance could make his debut. Their last major trophy came when they won the competition in 2007/08.
Manager Ange Postcoglou, whose last absent defensive in a season affected by injuries is Radu Dragusin, told Sky Sports that he expects Danso, “a good adjustment”.
“We are a little short at the back and we have been for some time,” said Postcoglou. “He experienced a good individual defender and new players give us energy. We look forward to being part of the group. »»
