Roberto Soldado's debut goal gave Tottenham a winning start to the Premier League season, despite a spirited display from newly-promoted Crystal Palace, with Spurs claiming a 1-0 victory at Selhurst Park. The Spanish striker made no mistake from the penalty spot early in the second half after Dean Moxey had handled a cross from Aaron Lennon inside the area. Soldado sent Julian Speroni the wrong...Full Story »

Roberto Soldado scored on his debut as Andre Villas-Boas' new-look Tottenham side edged past Crystal Palace 1-0 at Selhurst Park. Without Real Madrid target Gareth Bale, ruled out because of a foot injury, Villas-Boas handed starts to three new signings and Soldado was the most impressive of the trio. The Spain striker, signed from Valencia for a club record B£26million, troubled the Pala...Full Story »

Tottenham have completed the record signing of Roberto Soldado from Valencia. Having relied heavily on Gareth Bale's scoring prowess last year, Spurs manager Andre Villas-Boas made signing a striker his priority this summer and that search has ended after 28-year-old Soldado completed his move to White Hart Lane this afternoon. The Spain international, who scored 30 goals in 46 appearances f...Full Story »

Tottenham moved to further strengthen their squad with a deal to sign striker Roberto Soldado from Valencia, but the future of Gareth Bale remains uncertain. Spurs boss Andre Villas-Boas has been keen to bring in some attacking reinforcements and has long been an admirer of 28-year-old Soldado, who has been a prolific goalscorer in La Liga. The deal, though, is likely to have cost the White ...Full Story »

The Spaniard spoke about the 24-year-old ahead of his flight to England as he looks to tie up a €30 million deal to Spurs, and also had a parting shot at Valencia's president Tottenham-bound Roberto Soldado is hoping the north London club can resist Real Madrid's move for Gareth Bale so he can line up alongside the Wales international this season. The 28-year-old striker will link up w...Full Story »

Tottenham have agreed to break their transfer record for Roberto Soldado but a problem with his agents is delaying the deal. Valencia's president has reached agreement with Tottenham over the sale, which suggests Spurs are willing to meet Soldado's buyout clause. Amadeo Salvo said last week he would not release the striker for a penny less than a fee of £26m, which would represent a clu...Full Story »

Valencia president Amadeo Salvo has confirmed that Roberto Soldado is on the verge of joining Tottenham, describing the agreement between the two clubs as "total". Now, following former Valencia director Antonio Sese hinting that a deal had been struck, and current Los Che coach Miroslav Djukic seemingly resigned to losing Soldado, Salvo has confirmed a move is imminent. "The agreement with To...Full Story »

Reports in Spain say that Valencia coach Miroslav Djukic has admitted that the possibility of Roberto Soldado leaving is real and the hunt has begun for his replacement. Andre Villas-Boas has confirmed that the striker remains a transfer target for Tottenham Hotspur, despite Valencia previously warning that they will have to meet his release clause of €30milion (£25.8m). A number ...Full Story »

The Mexican team-mate of the in-demand Spanish striker, who is wanted by Tottenham, is hoping los Che can convince the 28-year-old to not leave Valencia winger Andres Guardado is unsure where Roberto Soldado will be plying his trade next season amidst interest from Tottenham. The north London club have become increasingly confident they can seal a deal for Soldado, with the player considerin...Full Story »

The 20-year-old says the striker will be missed if he decides to leave the Mestalla for Spurs and that he must now decide if he is to stay or depart for the Premier League Valencia midfielder Bernat says he wishes Roberto Soldado "the best" if he decided to leave the club to join Tottenham. Goal understands Spurs are confident of sealing a deal for the striker with Soldado keen to push for a...Full Story »