Tottenham Hotspur could allow a senior player to go on loan while a multitude of transfer windows remain open around the world, the man in question does not impress the new manager Thomas Frank since the arrival of the Dane.
After the conclusion of this international break, the spurs are prepared for an eventful luminaire calendar, with a maximum of only four days separating all their clashes from September 13 to 30.
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Tottenham summer signatures |
Price label |
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Kudus Mohammed |
55 million pounds sterling |
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Batch |
5 million pounds sterling |
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Mathys Tel |
30 million pounds sterling |
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Joao Palhinha |
Ready |
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Kevin Danso |
21 million pounds sterling |
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Xavi Simons |
52 million pounds sterling |
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Redality Redal Redal |
Ready |
The Lilywhites have a London derby against West Ham this weekend and two games from the Champions League before the next international break in October, Frank currently sweating on the physical form of Dominic Solanke after was excluded from their defeat in Bournemouth with an ankle problem.
Some reports have said with concern that Solanke’s injury was much more serious than the fearing initially and required surgery, but that has not yet been confirmed, and Frank hoped in his last update that the attacker could return to West Ham this weekend.
“Yes, I had a minor problem with his ankle, it was also a little growled in pre-season,” said Frank.
“It’s just too much for this match and now we have an international break, so I hope it can be ready after that.”
Far from Solanke, and in a big boost for Frank, the defender Radu Dragusin was spotted in the training of the first team this week for the first time in months, it is therefore not long before the Romanian is again eligible for the selection.
James Maddison and Dejan Kulusvski will still be released for a while, while the summer signature of Kota Takai was also excluded from the Tottenham Champions League team with the aforementioned duo – although it is not clear if it was only due to the injury of the Japanese.
Another player who failed to make the European A-List of Frank 22-Man is the Yves Bissouma midfielder.
The International of Mali has been linked several times to a distance from N17 after falling into disgrace in Frank, and there are opportunities abroad to sell Bissouma while the Turkish, Portuguese, Mexican and Saudi transfer windows remain open.
The mid -100,000 midfielder per week has not yet made a single competitive appearance under the new spurs coach this season, partly in the injury, with journalist Pete O’Rourke reporting that he had not made the best impression under Frank.
Tottenham could let Yves Bissouma go on loan
Now, in a new update, the eagerness of the Spurs to get rid of Bissouma means that the restructured council of the North Londoners, less the Daniel Levy, now offbeat, could shed light on a temporary agreement for the 29-year-old.
Tottenham could now let Bissouma go on loan, despite selling it permanently, but they will have to hurry and find contenders, while the Turkish and Mexican windows close this Friday.
The Süper Lig clubs were strongly linked to a decision for Bissouma in summer, and it is believed that a Fenerbahçe representative even went to London for discussions on the signing of the former Brighton star.
There is still time in Fenerbahçe to conclude an agreement for Bissouma, and this last point update towards the possibility of a potential transfer at zero cost.
However, given that the player’s contract expires in 2026, it is not clear to see how it would benefit Tottenham in the long term.
