Sessegnon impressed at the European Under-19 Championships, where England beat Portugal in the final Levan Verdzeuli/Getty ImagesFulham have valued Ryan Sessegnon at £50 million after the club rejected an offer thought to be worth up to half that amount by Tottenham Hotspur. The attacking left back signed his first professional contract, for three years, at Fulham in June when it was indicated that he wanted to stay at Craven Cottage for another season. Tottenham had led the chase for his signature but Liverpool and Manchester United also wanted to sign him. The Premier League club, who have denied submitting a formal bid, indicated they would offer up to £25 million as a package but the initial fee in the deal is unknown. Sessegnon joined Fulham in 2008 and rose up through the ranks before making his first team debut in the…

Source: The Times August 15, 2017 11:05 UTC