http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2002390000-2006400190,00.html By MARK IRWIN BIG-SPENDING Spurs last night sealed an ￡11.5million hat-trick — snapping up Steed Malbranque, Pascal Chimbonda and Mido. Manager Martin Jol made his three-way swoop ahead of tomorrow’s transfer deadline. First, he sealed Mido’s ￡4m return to White Hart Lane after the Egyptian international striker spent last season on loan from Roma. Then he agreed a ￡5m deal with Wigan for full-back Chimbonda, with ￡3.75m up front and the rest based on appearances. And the Spurs boss completed a hectic day of transfer activity when he hijacked Malbranque’s ￡2.5million move from Fulham to West Ham. Hammers boss Alan Pardew was confident of signing French midfielder Malbranque this week. But the player made it clear he preferred a move to White Hart Lane and expects to sign a ￡30,000-a-week contract today. Malbranque, 26, will become the final piece in Jol’s jigsaw after a dismal start to the new season. He has been out in the cold at Fulham since refusing to sign a new Craven Cottage contract. Now Malbranque will fill the gap on the left of Tottenham’s midfield after Jol abandoned his pursuit of Middlesbrough’s England winger Stewart Downing. His move to White Hart Lane will be a kick in the teeth for West Ham following Michael Carrick’s ￡18.6m switch to Manchester United this month. The Hammers received just ￡3m when they sold Carrick to Spurs two years ago. But they failed to insert a sell-on clause into the deal and watched Spurs pocket a ￡15.6m profit on the player. It is that money which has financed Spurs’ sudden burst of transfer activity Chimbonda, 27, got his wish after angering Wigan by slapping in a transfer request on the final day of last season. Korean full-back Lee Young Pyo is now expected to move to Roma as the makeweight in Mido’s return to North London. The Egyptian striker, who spent 18 months on loan at Spurs, is delighted to be back on a permanent contract. He admitted: “It was always a great honour for me to play for Tottenham and I always knew in my heart I would be back. “It is a fantastic move for me. I can’t wait to pull on a Tottenham shirt again, to play at the Lane and score more goals.” Mido, 23, netted 14 times during his previous spell at the club but annoyed Jol when he allowed his weight to balloon. But he has shed the best part of two stone over the summer and will challenge Jermain Defoe, Robbie Keane and Dimitar Berbatov up front. Jol said: “We have been tracking Mido since his loan ended. “Our striking options are now complete.” 太陽的新聞...加減看看 Mido............4M Malbranque....2.5M Chimbonda.......5M 一次搞定前中後三線 這算是轉會市場上的懶人包嗎?? 囧 --

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