SPURS chairman Daniel Levy is set to stand firm and reject bids from Manchester United and Liverpool for strikers Dimitar Berbatov and Robbie Keane.
Levy wants £30m for Berbartov and £20m for Keane.
However Utd are apparently only willing to pay £25 for the Bulgarian international while Liverpool cannot afford Keane as well as Gareth Barry unless they sell, after Xavi Alonso's move to Juventus broke down.
Levy has also rejected cash-plus-player deals involving Wes Brown for the Bulgarian and Yossi Benayoun for Keane.
Manager Juande Ramos is keen to keep both players but has told Levy he will happily replace them should the club raise £50m from their sales.
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