Ryan Sessegnon, a left-back for Tottenham Hotspur, is expected to leave the team this summer on a free transfer. Although Sessegnon was once thought to be a promising prospect for Spurs, a string of injuries have prevented him from reaching his full potential. Since February of last year, the 23-year-old has missed nearly 11 months of action due to injuries, the most recent of which came after he made a brief return to action, playing just 37 minutes for the Tottenham U21 side before suffering another hamstring injury that required surgery and kept him out for an additional three months. Following this setback, Alasdair Gold has now confirmed that Tottenham will not be exercising the option to add another year to his contract, so the player will now leave the club.
Sessegnon will prefer to stay in the Premier League
The same information has been communicated by Fabrizio Romano, who has confirmed that the club would part ways with its academy graduate.
He went on to say that there has been a lot of interest in the player throughout England and Europe. The player, nevertheless, would love to stay in the Premier League.
He revealed on X:
“Know that Ryan Sessegnon will depart the Spurs as a free agent, as anticipated. It’s time to say goodbye to the left back.”Although there is already a lot of interest in Sessegnon in England and Europe, the player would love to remain in the Premier League.
Acknowledge that Ryan Sessegnon will depart the Spurs as a free agent as anticipated; it’s time to say goodbye to the left back.
It’s already plenty of interest across England and Europe for Sessegnon, but player’s preference is to stay in the Premier League. pic.twitter.com/fe3fg03kkW
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) May 20, 2024
Tottenham’s Left-Back Situation
Considering that Ben Davies is also anticipated to be on the departing list, Tottenham will be searching for a new left-back in the summer.
Destiny Udogie will be the club’s last remaining option as a result, thus it will be one of the areas to be addressed in the next window.
