The former Tottenham midfielder Jamie O’Hara criticized his former club for missing the transfer of Ebelechi Eze de Crystal Palace.
The English international sought to finish a move to the Spurs until Arsenal suddenly diverted the agreement yesterday, according to The Independent.
Eze is now about to join Arsenal instead, and O’hara was absolutely fleeing the news when he discussed it on Talksport.
The Pundit targeted the head of the Spurs, Daniel Levy, for having spoiled this agreement, describing it as an “absolute joke” that it took them so long to finalize everything.
O’Hara also devoid of having lost Eze against Arsenal, from all the teams.
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Responding to The Eze News, a Furious O’Hara said: “It happened, and we will miss a superior quality player who is proven in the Premier League.
“Just pay money and pass the player over the line!”
“We got rid of [Heung-min] Son, [James] Maddison did his ACL, we needed Eze, we needed him.
“It is an absolute joke that we are going to lose it against Arsenal of all the teams, who will waltz and pay for it in a few hours, it’s a joke!”
He added: “I understand, Arsenal is a better team than us, they are in a better position, I would not say that they are bigger.
“They are fine and that is why Tottenham needed to conclude the agreement, so you cannot turn away.
“This is what is happening, the biggest clubs enter and get the players, you don’t agree, that’s what will happen.”
Will Eze be better in Arsenal than Tottenham?
It seems quite obvious that Aze would choose Arsenal on Tottenham at the moment.
The 27 -year -old will want to rely on his career after a great period with Crystal Palace, but although Spurs won the Europa League last season, they also finished 17th in the Premier League table.
Arsenal is much more likely to challenge the title of Premier League, and will surely go further than Tottenham in the Champions League.
Admittedly, Eze could have been more likely to start the THFC regularly, but there will clearly be a role for him at Arsenal where they would not pay as much money for him or would work so quickly to beat their rivals at his signature.
