Spurs chairman Daniel Levy ready to make second Saido Berahino bid

 Ex-West Brom boss Alan Irvine has urged Saido Berahino to stay with the club.

But speaking to talkSPORT, Irvine said: “If I was asked for my opinion by Saido, I would say to him, ‘stay where you are’.

“From Saido’s point of view he feels it might be the right time and the right club to move to, but personally I think young players who are still developing, as Saido is, should be at a club where they can continue that development.

“He’s got a lot of potential, he’s got good movement for a young player and finishes well with both feet, but there are things that he still needs to develop and improve and I think he’ll be given a chance to do that at West Brom.”

 However Tottenham are ready to submit an improved bid of £20m with a wage reported to be £50,000-per-week from their first bid of £15m which they offered last week.

If a deal was to be agreed it would see Berahino link up with his England U21 striking partner Harry Kane.

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