Tottenham’s Sergio Reguilón could replace Brighton and Hove Albion’s Valentín Barco at Sevilla in the January transfer window.
That’s according to Vamos Mi Sevilla, who say a swap between the two players could be on the cards.
Barco has been on loan at Sevilla since the summer transfer window but earlier this month, we covered claims from Spain that he could be replaced by Tottenham Hotspur’s Sergio Reguilón in January.
The Argentine has played seven games, and it includes one substitute appearance since the end of September.
Vamos Mi Sevilla FC backs up the possibility of the La Liga side replacing the Brighton man with the Tottenham player in the winter market. Their headline says Reguilón’s arrival at the club is ‘heating up’.
The Andalusian club aren’t sure about the 20-year-old Argentine’s best position on the pitch and he’s considered one of sporting director Víctor Orta failures this year. Brigthon, Sevilla and Barco’s representatives are all working to cut short his loan stay in the next window.
Sevilla are then aiming to replace the Brighton manwith Reguilón. He hasn’t made an appearance for Tottenham this season and Ange Postecoglou included the 27-year-old in his squad only once this season.
Reguilón was on loan at Sevilla for one season before arriving at Tottenham from Real Madrid in 2020. The report says the Spanish club have already agreed a deal with him to return.
According to them an agreement has to be found with Tottenham for the transfer to take shape in January. Reguilón’s deal lasts until 2025, and the outlet states he could join Sevilla on loan or on a free transfer, the latter by terminating his contract at Spurs first.
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Tottenham striker Will Lankshear has demonstrated to Ange Postecoglou that he is ready to make his Premier League debut.
Like Mikey Moore, Lankshear has experienced a breakthrough season in North London this year.
In fact, the striker has even gone one better than Moore, having already scored his first senior goal for the club in their 3-2 UEFA Europa League defeat against Galatasaray at RAMS Park (7 November).
While that night would ultimately end in disappointment after Lankshear was sent off, the 19-year-old was still hailed for his overall display after the match.
That appearance against Galatasaray was Lankshear’s second at senior level, with both having come as starts in the Europa League this season.
Lankshear is yet to start or even appear off the bench in the Premier League. However, he has proven that he is ready for his debut in England’s top flight, and Postecoglou could soon have little choice but to hand it to the forward.
Will Lankshear to make Premier League debut for Tottenham?
Lankshear is currently away on international duty with England’s Men’s Elite League Squad, who recorded a 4-0 win over Germany’s Under-20s in the Under-20 Euro Elite League on Friday (15 November).
While the Spurs ace did not start, he would still make an impact, coming off the bench to score the Young Lions’ fourth of the night during the second half.
It is now two goals in as many games for Lankshear, who only seems to be growing in confidence. As a result, Postecoglou might be considering handing the youngster his debut in the Premier League.
With Richarlison once again being ruled out with injury, and the club consequently being urged to sell him, it looks as though a spot could soon open up for Lankshear.
And the young Tottenham hopeful looks to be doing everything that he can to demonstrate to Postecoglou that he is ready to step up in North London.
In other Tottenham news, Brighton’s stance on selling Tariq Lamptey has emerged.
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