Tottenham Hotspur are set to complete the signing of Jack Clarke from Leeds United in the coming days.
The two clubs have allegedly agreed on a fee in the region of £8.5m with additional add-ons that could rise to £13m. (BBC)
Clarke has reportedly completed his medical at Tottenham following permission granted from Leeds.
Following the completion of the deal, he will remain in North London unless the Club decides to send him back on loan at Leeds. (Standard)
With the deal expected to be announced at some point over the next few days, we look at four players who played for both Leeds United and Tottenham Hotspur, along with one who is about to make it five.
Robbie Keane
The sacking of Inter Milan manager Marcello Lippi ultimately ruined Robbie Keane’s dream move to Italy. After just 14 appearances in all competitions, Keane was loaned to Leeds in December 2000 after new manager Marco Tardelli deemed Keane as a surplus to requirements.
He impressed from the get-go at his new club. Nine goals in 14 games at the beginning of the season was enough to persuade manager David O’Leary to permanently sign Keane from Inter.
Unfortunately for Keane, he sold due to the club's financial strains and joined Spurs in 2002.
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