Spurs shock as boss storms out after West Brom raid and Saints confirm Wanyama stay

Tottenham are reported to have made a final offer of £23m for Saido Berahino

TOTTENHAM have made two deadline-day bids to sign West Brom striker Saido Berahino, according to reports.

 

Sky Sports claim the first was rejected and that Spurs have now tabled a take-it-or leave it final offer of around £23million.

However, Baggies manager Tony Pulis has now left the training ground and any deal could prove problematic.

 

Pulis appears to have the backing of chairman Jeremy Peace, who is standing firm by refusing to let the 22-year-old leave the Hawthorns.

Berahino has been the subject of intense speculation this summer and Spurs have been relentless in their pursuit.

They are also still thought to be keen on brining in Southampton midfielder Victor Wanyama at the 11th hour.

 

Saints manager Ronald Koeman insists none of his players are for sale but Wanyama, 24, is understood to have handed in an official transfer request at St Mary's.

The Kenya international missed Sunday's victory over Norwich, with the club claiming he was not "mentally and physically good enough to play."

But Sky Sports are also reporting that deal is unlikely to happen.