We are now halfway through the January transfer window and Tottenham Hotspur have been fairly active, with players coming and going in both directions. However, it is thought they may not be done yet, with three more first team players potentially heading for an exit.
So far this month, we have seen Timo Werner and Radu Dragusin arrive in North London as new members of Ange Postecoglou‘s squad.
Meanwhile, youngsters Ashley Phillips and Josh Keeley have ventured out into the Football League on loan to gain valuable first team experience, Djed Spence has joined Genoa on loan until the end of the season as part of the Dragusin deal, and veterans Hugo Lloris and Eric Dier have left the club.
Suffice to say, this is now looking far more like an Ange Postecoglou squad, but the work is far from over. With two weeks of the winter window remaining, plenty of fringe players in the side could well find themselves moving on.
Sessegnon, Gil, and Reguilon could leave Spurs this month
According to Football Insider, three players who are very much on the list of potential exits are Bryan Gil, Sergio Reguilon, and Ryan Sessegnon, with Postecoglou open to letting them leave on loan this month.
Sources suggest Gil and Sessegnon, who have featured for Spurs this season, are available for a switch if “appropriate offers are received,” as neither are considered “key members of the squad.”
Reguilon, on the other hand, has already been away from the club for the first half of the campaign and is set to leave again.
Spurs are expected to “remain active” in the transfer market for the rest of the month, and “further exits” are in the pipeline.
Spurs Web Opinion
I think it has become clear that Bryan Gil just isn’t going to make it at Spurs and, while he seems to have talent in there somewhere, it’s just not been applied to the English game at all and he would be better suited heading back to Europe. Sessegnon, too, just cannot catch a break with injuries and he is a liability for our squad in truth.
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