a écrit le 11 juillet 2005 à 20h26 Tottenham Hotspur have agreed to sell Thimothee Atouba to Hamburg.
The German outfit have been chasing Atouba since the end of last season and have finally struck a deal with Spurs.
Hamburg were initially reticent to meet Spurs' demands for a £2 million fee for Atouba, but a compromise now appears to have been reached.
The original deal for Atouba was put on hold due Frank Arnesen's situation at White Hart Lane, but Hamburg have now moved back in for the Cameroon international.
Spurs have confirmed that terms have been agreed with Hamburg and have left the matter in the hands of Atouba.
The left back, who can also play in midfield, has travelled to Germany to discuss personal terms and undergo a medical.
Atouba has previously voiced a desire to join Hamburg and he will be expected to quickly seal a move to the AOL-Arena.
He only arrived at White Hart Lane last summer on a free transfer from Basel and made 24 appearances during his time in North London.
The German outfit have been chasing Atouba since the end of last season and have finally struck a deal with Spurs.
Hamburg were initially reticent to meet Spurs' demands for a £2 million fee for Atouba, but a compromise now appears to have been reached.
The original deal for Atouba was put on hold due Frank Arnesen's situation at White Hart Lane, but Hamburg have now moved back in for the Cameroon international.
Spurs have confirmed that terms have been agreed with Hamburg and have left the matter in the hands of Atouba.
The left back, who can also play in midfield, has travelled to Germany to discuss personal terms and undergo a medical.
Atouba has previously voiced a desire to join Hamburg and he will be expected to quickly seal a move to the AOL-Arena.
He only arrived at White Hart Lane last summer on a free transfer from Basel and made 24 appearances during his time in North London.
