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Yedlin in Europe – Hanauer

SoccerNews in MLS 9 Aug 2014

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The Seattle Sounders confirmed right-back DeAndre Yedlin is in Europe negotiating a transfer to a “big club”, amid interest from Tottenham.

Yedlin has been linked to Tottenham this week, with reports suggesting the Premier League side were close to signing the 21-year-old defender.

Talk of an imminent switch went into overdrive on Friday after the United States international was a noticeable absentee from Seattle’s training session.

And Sounders general manager Adrian Hanauer said the in-demand full-back was meeting with a team abroad, though he is expected to be back in time for Sunday’s clash against Houston Dynamo.

“He’s visiting with a big club in Europe,” Hanauer said following reports Yedlin arrived in London on Thursday to undergo a medical.

“Obviously we’re not going to give out a lot of detail but we’re working toward a potential transaction.”

Hanauer also revealed the Sounders were negotiating a deal that would ensure Yedlin remains at CenturyLink Field for the remainder of the MLS season.

“This wouldn’t be a deal where he would be transferred and immediately loaned back,” he said.

“It would be a deal that would be constructed in a way that he could potentially be here through the year and potentially longer.”

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