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Why Maradona Did Not Sign For Tottenham —Man United Legend
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Why Maradona Did Not Sign For Tottenham —Man United Legend

Complete Sports about 2 hours 1 mins read

Manchester United 1999 treble winner Teddy Sheringham has revealed Diego Maradona was on his way to Tottenham Hotspur, only for his ‘baggage’ to scupper the deal. Speaking exclusively on talkSPORT and Burger King’s Squad Table, Sheringham recounted how then-Spurs boss Ossie Ardiles sought the Premier League icon’s thoughts on a move for the late World [...]

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