Jose Mourinho urges Jan Vertonghen and Christian Eriksen to sign new Tottenham contracts

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Jose Mourinho needs Jan Vertonghen and Christian Eriksen to pursue Toby Alderweireld in submitting their fates to Tottenham. 

Vertonghen and Eriksen both see their ebb and flow contracts terminate toward the finish of the period and Eriksen, specifically, had been wanting to leave the club in the mid-year. Since they have been here for so long, they are carrying on with the life of the club in the previous four, five years, the change to White Hart Path to the best arena on the planet, the viewpoints of things to come, the vision of the club, on the off chance that I was them I would state I need to be a piece of the following thing."

Jan Vertonghen and Christian Eriksen both see their current contracts expire at the end of the season

Talking in front of Prods' conflict with his previous club Chelsea, Mourinho told journalists: "I might want Jan to sign another agreement. [And] the main thing I will say about Christian is that I need him to sign another agreement. Aside from that, I won't utter a word else.

"I figure a player will sign an agreement when the club needs - I am the club, Mr. Toll is the club - when the player needs, when the family needs, when the operator needs. On the off chance that one of these parts doesn't need it is hard to occur, except if the player changes specialist and gets one that likewise needs [it]. 

"The most significant thing is the thing that Toby said. 'I couldn't be more joyful anyplace else'. That is incredible."

Toby Alderweireld signed a new three-and-a-half-year deal on Friday

On Alderweireld's new agreement, Mourinho disclosed to Sky Sports: "When I showed up, we had three top players conceivably leaving, presently we have two top players possibly leaving. It will be two, one or zero. I can't let you know. 

"I'm glad that it's not three, yesterday it was three and at the beginning of today, it's just two. I don't believe it's my impact with Toby, there's a positive sentiment among us and possibly that helps a smidgen, however, from the arrangement perspective it's nothing to do with me."I read some statement from him saying there's no spot where he can be more joyful than one or the other the main motivation he's staying, on the grounds that he could show signs of improvement contract elsewhere. It helps that since I've shown up he's played each moment of each game, most likely. He presumably feels like he's going to play under me, he will be the first decision, and perhaps that makes a difference. 

"I would prefer not to share a lot, however my circumstance with Toby was from the earliest starting point a reasonable want of everyone to submit and get another agreement. At the point when I state everyone, it's not only once in a while about the club and the player, there are different gatherings included, and it's significant they don't think in a narrow-minded manner however what the player might want. It was significant." 

Mourinho abstained from being brought into investigating his previous club Chelsea and their administrator Honest Lampard, who played under Mourinho for trophy-loaded seasons until 2007. But he said they ought not to be belittled on the grounds that they have grasped playing a few institute graduates with minimal Chief Group understanding. 

"To call Antonio Rudiger, Marcos Alonso, Cesar Azpilicueta innocent is hard," he said. To state they have a few youthful players without experience is something very similar I state about players like Troy Parrott, or Scott McTominay or Marcus Rashford.

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