Spurs have dwarfed the likes of Champions League winners Manchester City who sit 8th in the table of spending on £30million. Record Sport crunched the numbers earlier this year and found the coach had splashed around £46million at the Hoops. That takes Postecoglou's bill to a whopping £121million, the highest in the Premier League.Īnd with the imminent arrival of Micky van de Ven from Wolfsburg for around £30million, that would take his total spend in just less than a month in charge to over £150million, more than triple what the Aussie spent in Glasgow across a two year stint. Fabian Rieder to Celtic transfer asking price floated as Brendan Rodgers 'fantasy' could be realised in landmark dealĪnd the spending hasn't stopped there with Dejan Kulusevski's loan made permanent with a £30m swoop from Juventus, while Pedro Porro's efforts were rewarded with £34m handed to parent club Sporting Lisbon to make his move a reality.Matt O'Riley names 'refreshing' Celtic tweak by Brendan Rodgers as he drops dressing room tactic used by Ange.Goalkeeper Guglielmo Viacario was signed up from Empoli for £17m as the future of Hugo Lloris remains a puzzle for the 57-year-old to work. The England international had interest from Saudi-backed Newcastle United but opted for London and Postecoglou. James Maddison was the headline recruit in recent weeks with a cool £40million handed to Leicester City for the playmaker's services. But the Aussie has splashed the cash already as Daniel Levy looks to back his new man. Postecoglou looked to the Far East and brought Kyogo, Reo Hatate and Daizen Maeda to Parkhead in a transfer spree that spanned nearly two years. The former Celtic boss recruited well in Glasgow with some big hitters such as Jota and Cameron Carter-Vickers being unearthed in his bid for major trophy success, capping off his time in Scotland with a domestic Treble before leaving for Spurs. Ange Postecoglou is looking to turn Tottenham around and the Aussie is wasting little time in getting his chequebook out.
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