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Millwall have signed Japhet Tanganga from Tottenham Hotspur on a permanent transfer.

The 25-year-old made 18 appearances on loan at The Den last season as the Lions finished 13th in the Championship.

Tanganga has signed a "long-term" deal, external after his Tottenham contract expired this summer.

He made 50 senior appearances for Spurs after coming through the club's academy.

"He was the number one target over the summer," Millwall head coach Neil Harris told the club's website.

"He has fitted perfectly in the dressing room, the fans have taken to him immediately with his performances and the way he plays the game with a big heart.

"He's just a very, very good player."

Glentoran teenager George Feeney has formally completed his move to Premier League side Tottenham Hotspur.

The 16-year-old striker, son of former Northern Ireland forward Warren Feeney, will link up with Spurs' under-18 side in north London.

BBC Sport NI reported in November that Brighton, Tottenham, Crystal Palace and West Ham were believed to be interested in Feeney.

He became the youngest ever goalscorer in the Glens' history in October last year when, as a 15-year-old, he netted in a BetMcLean Cup first round victory against Dollingstown.

Feeney has played underage international football for both Northern Ireland and Wales, where he was born.

Glentoran's 16-year-old defender Darragh McCann has also completed a Premier League move, joining newly promoted Ipswich Town after signing a three-year deal with the club.

Glentoran teenager George Feeney has formally completed his move to Premier League side Tottenham Hotspur.

The 16-year-old striker, son of former Northern Ireland forward Warren Feeney, will link up with Spurs' under-18 side in north London.

BBC Sport NI reported in November that Brighton, Tottenham, Crystal Palace and West Ham were believed to be interested in Feeney.

He became the youngest ever goalscorer in the Glens' history in October last year when, as a 15-year-old, he netted in a BetMcLean Cup first round victory against Dollingstown.

Feeney has played underage international football for both Northern Ireland and Wales, where he was born.

Glentoran's 16-year-old defender Darragh McCann has also completed a Premier League move, joining newly promoted Ipswich Town after signing a three-year deal with the club.

Genoa have been unable to reach a cut-price agreement to sign Tottenham defender Djed Spence.

The Italian club were keen to make Spence's loan spell permanent but have been unable to agree a fee below the £8.5m option to buy included in his contract last season.

Spence had been open to a move back to Serie A after impressing during his 16 appearances in the division.

However, alternative moves could be sought after a month-long negotiation failed to see a move materialise. Genoa would revisit the opportunity if the price comes down at a later date.

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Anti-discrimination charity Kick it Out says it has received a "significant number" of complaints about a racial slur Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Rodrigo Bentancur used about team-mate Son Heung-min.

Appearing on Uruguayan TV, Bentancur was asked by a presenter for a Tottenham shirt, before replying: "Sonny's? It could be Sonny's cousin too as they all look the same."

Bentancur later apologised on Instagram and said his comments were a "very bad joke".

"Kick It Out has received a significant number of reports about Rodrigo Bentancur’s comments," the charity said.

"These reports have already been sent to the club and relevant authorities."

The body acknowledged Bentancur's apology but added: "It highlights a wider issue that heavily affects East Asian and wider communities. We’ll be seeking to address these broader issues in the coming season."

Bentancur posted: "Sonny brother! I apologise to you for what happened, it was just a very bad joke.

"You know I love you and I would never disrespect you or hurt you or anyone else! I love you, brother!"

Son has not responded publicly to the apology.

The fixtures for the new Premier League season are out and we asked you for your predictions on where Tottenham will be after 10 games.

Here is a selection of your comments:

Jack: We will be in the top two. North London derby at home first is usually unseen for us, but I've high hopes that with a couple of new signings we will be great! New striker and a new back-up left-back and right-back, and a number six, we will be top three all season.

Shane: It's a tough start to the league - easier fixtures are away and home fixtures are against the big teams. With no significant investment, I expect us to be sitting about eighth with 15-20 points.

Brambles: It all depends on whether we get Ivan Toney or not. If we do, we'll be in the top four. If not, we'll be sixth.

Pugsey: An away start is best, in my opinion. A tough fixture, but I see Spurs taking three points. Then it's about laying down a mark in the sand and showing they're here to compete - and Ange will insist on that. Top four after 10 games, including a win over Arsenal!

Tottenham midfielder Rodrigo Bentancur has apologised to captain Son Heung-min for using a racial slur on Uruguayan television, saying it was a "very bad joke".

While appearing on Canal 10 show Por La Camiseta, Bentancur was asked by host Rafa Cotelo for a Spurs player's shirt.

The Uruguay international replied: "Sonny's? It could be Sonny's cousin too as they all look the same."

After backlash to the clip, which was circulated on social media, he apologised to the South Korea international on Instagram.

"Sonny brother," he wrote. "I apologise to you for what happened, it was just a very bad joke.

"You know I love you and I would never disrespect you or hurt you or anyone else! I love you, brother!"

Son is yet to publicly respond to the apology.

The two players have been team-mates since Bentancur joined the club from Juventus in January 2022.

Bentancur is preparing to represent his country at this summer’s Copa America in the United States, which starts on 20 June.

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