Arsenal and Tottenham target Malcom in embarrassing dive for Bordeaux… that won them a penalty

TOTTENHAM and Arsenal fans may not be too impressed by top transfer target Malcom's latest antics.

The £30million-plus Bordeaux winger came up with an embarrassing dive in Sunday's Ligue 1 date with Lyon.

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But it did lead to a penalty that put Bordeaux 2-0 up.

The Bordeaux whizkid went down after hitting what, quite literally, looked like thin air.

But he got to his feet quickly enough and put the resulting spot kick away.

Good job there was no VAR - Malcom could have been sent off instead.

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Bordeaux say the player won't be going anywhere ahead of Wednesday's transfer deadline.

But, as reported by Sunsport, report that Malcolm met up with Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino last week.

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He was left 'delighted' after discussing a potential move.

Pochettino suggested Malcom he could turn Malcom into one of Europe's best players in three years.

And that left the 20-year-old 'convinced' that his future is with Spurs.