Tottenham's bid for France striker Loic Remy all hinges on Bayern Munich beating Chelsea in the Champions League final on Saturday.
Harry Redknapp tried to sign the £20m-rated Remy in January but his club Marseilles are now ready to deal after failing to qualify for European football next season.
Remy's representatives had told Spurs they wanted to wait to see if the North London club had qualified for the Champions League before continuing with negotiations, meaning Spurs must now hope Chelsea get beaten in the showpiece match on Saturday night. If Chelsea lose, Harry Redknapp's side will take England's final Champions League spot. If Chelsea win, they will go into next season's competition as winners and Spurs will have to settle for the Europa League.
But Remy is now a doubt for France's Euro 2012 squad after suffering a thigh injury.
Laurent Blanc names the second half of his preliminary squad today (Tuesday) after announcing the 12 foreign-based players last week.
Remy suffered the injury in Marseille's 3-0 win over Auxerre on Sunday.
"He should be out for three or four weeks," Marseille said on their website.
Blanc said he will now name a "larger than expected" squad after Younes Kaboul and Florent Malouda also picked up knocks this weekend.
"We'll see with the doctors but we need to know if we can have him on time for the start of the competition," he said.
France face England in their first match at Euro 2012 on June 11.
Source : Mirror.co.uk
