Spurs dismiss prospect of Damiao deal

Andre Villas-Boas today effectively ruled out signing Leandro Damiao and insisted he is happy with his attacking options as Emmanuel Adebayor prepares to leave for the African Nations Cup.

Spurs dismiss prospect of Damiao deal
Thu, 10 Jan, 2013 - 16:45

Andre Villas-Boas today effectively ruled out signing Leandro Damiao and insisted he is happy with his attacking options as Emmanuel Adebayor prepares to leave for the African Nations Cup.

Adebayor will play at QPR on Saturday before flying to South Africa to join up with his Togo team-mates.

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