Redknapp sets sights on versatile Kranjcar

TOTTENHAM boss Harry Redknapp is set for more deadline-day action and has turned to Portsmouth’s Niko Kranjcar to bolster his squad at White Hart Lane.

Tue, 01 Sep, 2009 - 01:00
Mike McGrath

Redknapp is looking for cover on the left flank following Luka Modric’s injury and Jamie O’Hara’s loan to Portsmouth, with Kranjcar able to operate across the midfield.

The Spurs manager has also previously worked with Kranjcar at Fratton Park and speaks highly of all the Croatia internationals he has managed.

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