Pav 'priced out of Spurs exit'

Roman Pavlyuchenko's agent has again criticised Tottenham for pricing the striker out of a move away from White Hart Lane.

Agent frustrated by determination to make profit on £13.8m striker

Roman Pavlyuchenko's agent has again criticised Tottenham for pricing the striker out of a move away from White Hart Lane. Harry Redknapp is known to want to change his attacking options and will have to sell before he can bring in targets, who include Marseille's Loic Remy. Pavlyuchenko appears the most likely to leave, with Redknapp having insisted he wants to keep hold of Jermain Defoe. But Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy does not want to make a financial loss on Pavlyuchenko after signing the former Spartak Moscow player for £13.8million in 2008. And Pavlyuchenko's agent, Oleg Artemov, is becoming increasingly frustrated, as he said in the Sunday Mirror: "We can't agree about the price with Mr Levy. "He values Pavlyuchenko according to his own gauge. "This is by how much the club spent, his goals and he also wants some profit on him. I don't really know how he's counting."