ANDRE VILLAS-BOAS last night told Luka Modric he will not be sold unless Real Madrid stump up Tottenham’s £35million asking price.
The Croatian schemer was absent from Spurs’ victory over Stevenage in their opening pre-season friendly having been given extra time off following his involvement at Euro 2012.But the midfielder has made no secret of his desire to leave White Hart Lane, with Spanish giants Madrid leading the chase.
And Villas-Boas let slip last night that two other clubs — thought to be Manchester United and Paris St Germain — are also keen on signing the 26-year-old.
But the former Chelsea boss is adamant Spurs will not lower their asking price and says Modric understands the club’s position.
Villas-Boas said: “There has been continuous interest from three different clubs in Luka. But it is important for Tottenham to hold on to their rights.
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