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TOTTENHAM SIGN VINCENT JANSSEN FROM AZ ALKMAAR IN £18.5M DEAL

Tottenham have completed the £18.5million signing of striker AZ Alkmaar Vincent Janssen.

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The 22-year-old passed his medical on Monday night and was confirmed as a Spurs player on Tuesday morning.

The White Hart Lane club have paid an initial £16.8million for the Holland international with Tottenham required to fork out a further £1.7million should Janssen meet certain targets.


Janssen has put pen to paper on a four year deal, with an option for a further 12 months.

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