Tottenham duo set to leave for free with no new contract offers on the table
Given that their contracts are about to expire at the end of the current campaign, two defenders are currently being predicted to depart Tottenham Hotspur this summer.
Although a few new players are anticipated to join Tottenham Hotspur this summer, there’s a good chance that a number of current players may also be leaving the team.
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One of those who seems to be about to leave is Sergio Reguilon, who has been at Tottenham Way for five years.
A defensive overhaul at Tottenham this summer is also likely to result in the departure of long-time defender Ben Davies.
Ben Davies and Sergio Reguilon could leave Tottenham this summer
The most recent information comes from Football Insider, which has covered the players’ contract status. The two players’ present contracts are scheduled to expire at the end of the current campaign.
Since there have been no talks over new contracts for either defender, the publication claims that Ben Davies and Sergio Reguilon are both anticipated to leave Tottenham.
Reguilon, who has only played five games this season and only managed 242 minutes in all competitions, is now expected to depart on a free transfer.
As part of their defensive overhaul, Spurs are apparently going to let Davies’ contract expire. The full-back has made 25 appearances this season and has been linked to a transfer to Leeds United.
Spurs set for big summer with more exits on the cards
According to the same report, Tottenham is getting ready for a mass departure, with both senior and fringe players anticipated to depart the team during the next transfer window.
There are rumours that Cristian Romero is in discussions with Atletico Madrid about a possible move to Spain. Mathys Tel’s future is likewise uncertain in other places, with rumours that he would return to Bayern Munich.
The status of Richarlison is also still up in the air; rumours suggest that his old team, Everton, may try to re-sign the Brazilian attacker.
In fact, the summer at Spurs is looking to be quite busy. Although a lot of new players may join, the amount of money the team can recover from player sales will ultimately determine how many new players arrive.
In other news:
‘I heard from a really good source..’ – Pundit says Tottenham have had talks to hire ‘best manager in world’
Tottenham ‘Hold Talks’ to Hire ‘Best Manager in the World’
According to host Richard Keys, Tottenham Hotspur and former Barcelona manager Xavi have recently discussed a possible appointment.
After an unsatisfactory season under Ange Postecoglou, Spurs may consider changing their manager at the end of the current one. Tottenham is presently 17th in England’s top flight, despite their stellar run in the Europa League, where they will face Manchester United in the final.
Although it’s a chance for Tottenham to turn around a terrible season, Postecoglou still seems to be under increasing pressure. To date, Spurs have dropped 20 Premier League games this season, which is unacceptable for a team of their level.
Tottenham Hold Talks With Xavi
He’s not keen on returning just yet
Keys claims that although Xavi, the former manager of Barcelona, has discussed a possible appointment with Tottenham, he is reportedly not prepared to resume coaching.
“I heard from a really good source last week Spurs have spoken with Xavi. That makes a lot of sense. Sadly for Spurs I’m also told he’s not ready to return to coaching yet. Or perhaps he’s even smarter than we thought?”
Xavi is currently unemployed and was once referred to as “the best manager in the world” prior to leaving Barcelona. Xavi won La Liga in his first full season with the Catalan powerhouses, playing 142 games as manager.
| Xavi Barcelona Managerial Stats | |
|---|---|
| Games | 142 |
| Wins | 89 |
| Draws | 24 |
| Losses | 29 |
| Win percentage | 62.68% |
Barcelona rarely doesn’t have a chance to win the league, so joining a team like Tottenham would be a major change. Postecoglou may find it tough to retain his position given the current state of the north London team.
Regardless of whether the Australian manager wins the Europa League or not, GIVEMESPORT sources have lately confirmed that he could be fired. Despite their league performance this season, Daniel Levy will not be able to overlook this remarkable accomplishment.
