Tottenham tell Newcastle they are willing to sell Danny Rose on permanent transfer
NEWCASTLE UNITED have reportedly been given the green light by Jose Mourinho to turn Danny Rose’s loan move into a permanent deal.
The 29-year-old moved to the North East in January and is due to return to the capital at the end of the current campaign.
However, The report senior officials at Spurs have suggested to Toon Army chiefs they will be happy to do business.
And they state the North London club’s manager Mourinho decided a while ago Rose was not part of his plans.
The Doncaster-born star, who is out of contract in June 2021, has settled back up North well.
And with the Euros being postponed by twelve months due to the Covid-19 pandemic, he will not want to spend the build-up to the tournament out of the side at Spurs and risk not playing a part for the Three Lions.
Toon’s transfer plans have been put on hold due after the sporting world was placed on lockdown due to the coronavirus outbreak.
But boss Steve Bruce is still in regular contact with head of recruitment Steve Nickson and managing director Lee Charnley, with all three agreeing to pursue a permanent move.
Rose is also believed to be keen on making the switch full-time although he is anticipating interest from elsewhere.
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His wages of £60,000-a-week will not be a problem for the St. James’ Park outfit.
Both Valentino Lazaro and Nabil Bentaleb also moved to Newcastle on loan in January along with the former Leeds ace.
However, the Toon jury is still out on whether to make them either of them permanent.