Bolton chief Owen Coyle wants players in a part-exchange deal for Cahill as a straight cash deal would end up being used to pay up Boltons £90 million debt. Cahill will be allowed to leave the Reebok if any club meets a £17m release clause.
Coyle said: "People have to make sure they come up with the right offer.
"He won't be going on the cheap, that's for sure, Gary could play for anyone and looking at a few of the deals that are going on right now, it surprises me there hasn't been a concrete offer."
Redknapp could catapult defender Sebastien Bassong into the deal, while another option is for Danny Rose to be offered on a year's loan, giving him valuable experience. Spurs could also end up scrapping it out with London rivals Arsenal for Blackburn's Chris Samba, who has been under alot of speculation this summer.
Coyle said: "People have to make sure they come up with the right offer.
"He won't be going on the cheap, that's for sure, Gary could play for anyone and looking at a few of the deals that are going on right now, it surprises me there hasn't been a concrete offer."
Redknapp could catapult defender Sebastien Bassong into the deal, while another option is for Danny Rose to be offered on a year's loan, giving him valuable experience. Spurs could also end up scrapping it out with London rivals Arsenal for Blackburn's Chris Samba, who has been under alot of speculation this summer.
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