English Premier League club Tottenham are reportedly ready to offer €1.5 million for Panathinaikos goalkeeper Stefanos Kapino.

The 18 year-old shot-stopper is regarded as one of the brightest talents in the Greek game, having already represented his country at senior international level.

A handful of impressive appearances in the Greek Super League have alerted some of Europe’s biggest clubs and Tottenham are the latest to be added to that list.

Various Greek media outlets are reporting however that Panathinaikos won’t let Kapino go for a fee less than €3 million.

They are also ready to offer the player an improved contract that runs until 2016 in an attempt to keep him at the club.

Last year Kapino became the youngst ever player to represent Greece, appearing in a friendly against Romania at the age of 17 years and 241 days.

Meanwhile, Ghana international Quincy Owusu-Abeyie is set to arrive in Athens today to sign a permanent contract with Panathinaikos, after spending last season at the club on-loan from Qatari outfit Al-Sadd Sports Club.

Tags: Greece, Greek Super League, Panathinaikos, Quincy, Stefanos Kapino, Tottenham

About the Author: Chris Paraskevas

Chris is an AEK fan who spends most of his time raising money for the club. He doesn’t have any educational experience in finance, but has had more success with begging tactics than any AEK administration has had with their chequebook. When he’s not going door-to-door, Chris spends his time film-making in the fantasy genre. His works include: “AEK takes Europe,” an international tale about AEK winning the Champions League; which is also the overwhelming sequel to “AEK wins the Super League.”

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