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Ex-Spurs star O'Hara baffled by potential deadline day deal
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Tottenham have been one of the busiest Premier League clubs in the summer transfer window, and even on deadline day they are reportedly not finished yet.
The North Londoners have splashed out over £300m so far, breaking the bank to bring in big-money signings such as Sandro Tonali, Mateus Fernandes and Savio among a wealth of new faces.
With the 11pm deadline fast approaching, however, two more names are set to join Roberto De Zerbi's men.
Tosin Adarabioyo looks set to complete a move from across the capital after a deal was agreed with the Chelsea defender, but it's the deal for another Blues that has shocked former midfielder Jamie O'Hara.
Upon hearing the news during his talkSPORT show with co-host Jason Cundy, O'Hara was shocked to learn that Spurs are looking to bring in Mykhailo Mudryk.
The Ukrainian has only just returned to the Chelsea first team after serving an 18-month ban for failing a doping test, but is now looking to revive his career and could see a switch to Spurs as the ideal opportunity.
Mudryk could move across London on an initial loan deal, with an option to buy valued at around £75m, and it's that price tag that had O'Hara baffled.
"No, that's not right, is it? I can't read that out," he said when hearing about the possible deal.
"£75m? As an option? He's going to have to score at least twenty goals for that amount of money."
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Despite the intial shock of what could be the details of the deal, the radio presenter admitted he wasn't averse to the possible transfer, but warned fans not to expect a finished article, given how much time the forward has missed during his suspension.
"I'm not against Mudryk," O'Hara went on to say.
"As a Spurs fan, I'm not hugely against it. I know he's highly frustrating. He reminds me of someone like Werner. Who looks like he's got all the attributes, but he'll just frustrate you for life.
"He's rapid, sure, but he's been out of the game for a while and that would be my concern. If fans think he's going to come in and set the world alight, it ain't going to happen.
"I think he'll be used off the bench and then let's see what he can do. Anyone is better than Tel right now for me. He's not the guy, he's not the answer."
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