He is referred to as a “game-changer”.
One of Tottenham’s players is willing to leave the team, and it appears that he has already verbally agreed to join another team.
Which players have left Spurs?
During the 2023 summer transfer window, Spurs released a large number of players, either on loan or permanently, with star striker Harry Kane being the standout after his multi-million dollar move to Bayern Munich. Kane has since flourished in Germany under Thomas Tuchel, and Tanguy Ndombele, another high-earner, left by signing a short-term contract with Galatasaray. Before the British transfer deadline, left-back Sergio Reguilon signed to Man United on loan, while Davinson Sanchez left for the same team shortly after it closed.
Who will leave Tottenham?
High-flying Ange Postecoglou Overall, the new season has gotten off to a very promising start for Spurs. The aforementioned group has been replaced by new players including James Maddison, Micky van de Ven, Yves Bissouma, and Pape Matar Sarr, although certain victims from Tottenham’s stellar start to 2023/24 remain.
Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg was a cornerstone of Antonio Conte’s midfield at Spurs last season, contributing to five goals and four assists in the league alone. However, Postecoglou’s new approach has moved him to the bench of replacements. As a result, the Dane is being connected with a transfer away from Tottenham, and there are rumors that Giovani Lo Celso may as well.
Lucas Moura, a fan favorite on the wing, left on a Bosman after his contract ended in late June. Harry Winks joined Championship team Leicester City for about £10 million. In addition, temporary contracts were signed by Joe Rodon and Djed Spence for Leeds, and Japhet Tanganga joined Kane in the Bundesliga when he agreed to join FC Augsburg.
How good is Ivan Perisic?
Under Conte’s coaching, he primarily played left back and recorded eight league assists, eight more than any other Tottenham player. Speaking when Perisic was acquired by his previous club last summer, the former Spurs manager gushed about him.
“It is very important we sign a player like Ivan Perisic,” said Conte in 2022.
“We are talking about a real important player and top player. Sometimes it is good to bring a player in your team who is a bit over age but at the same time a good player with experience who can improve a young player in your squad.”
Despite all of the Croatian’s strengths, Spurs have excelled without him, as evidenced by their recent victory over Luton Town, which propelled them to the top of the Premier League after eight games.
