Tottenham might now have to give the “sensational” ace a cheap price to sell as he intended to leave in January

Tottenham might now have to give the “sensational” ace a cheap price to sell as he intended to leave in January.

 

 

Ange Postecoglou, the manager of Tottenham, might have to part with a player who expressed a desire to go in January for a “much lower” sum.

 

Players at Spurs who may depart the team this summer are explained

Many of the older Spurs players are currently facing unclear futures, since many of them have not been able to fit into Postecoglou’s plans since the Australian took over as manager.

 

Premier League Fabio Paratici of the Spurs

 

Tottenham is preparing to sign a star striker with ties to Paratici.

In fact, many of them are currently on short-term loan at other teams around the nation. Among them are striker Tory Parrott, center back Joe Rodon, right back Djed Spence, left back Sergio Reguilon, defender Japhet Tanganga, and club record signing Tanguy Ndombele.

 

They are all scheduled to return in the summer, when chief football officer Scott Munn and technical director Johan Lange will have to decide whether to find them other homes or not, as it doesn’t currently seem like Postecoglou has any intention of doing so.

 

The most of Tottenham’s league minutes this season

 

Quantity (as per WhoScored)

 

Vicario Guglielmo

2340

Pedro Porro

2068

Kulusevski Dejan

2034

Son Heung-min

1907

Udogie Destiny

1858

Romero Cristian

1713

 

In the meantime, there’s the issue of players who are still with Spurs but are not in Postecoglou’s starting lineup. Despite late interest from Brighton and Spanish clubs, Bryan Gil decided to stay at Spurs in January. However, the youthful attacker isn’t getting more playing time and is likely to be cut this summer.

 

The instance of Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg, a midfield player who was a regular under Antonio Conte, is also noteworthy. Because the Dane doesn’t exactly appear to match Postecoglou’s tactical style, the Dane’s playing time has been severely limited.

 

Hojbjerg Pierre.

Despite starting the great majority of his games off the substitute bench, Hojbjerg has maintained his status as a “important” member of the Tottenham team, according to the head coach.

 

Postecoglou stated of Hojbjerg earlier this season, “It is obvious someone who has played regularly would have wanted to play more but ultimately our performances have been strong and he has had to bide his time.”

 

In many of the games that we have needed to shore up late or that we have won late, he has also been crucial. He’s not the only one who has helped us; in fact, he hasn’t done anything at all. He has played a pivotal role in our journey. If we relied only on our starting XI, we wouldn’t be in this situation.

 

“He is a professional and very determined with Pierre.”

 

Tottenham might have to accept a “much lower” sum for Hojbjerg’s sale.

Hojbjerg has been linked to a transfer away from Tottenham because of his lack of starting appearances this season; this was in the lead-up to January.

 

Calciomercato reports that Hojbjerg reportedly intended to leave Tottenham in January and that because his contract expires in 2025, the team may now have to sell for a “much lower” amount.

 

In the winter window, the north Londoners seemed to have blocked his exit, but this summer things might be entirely different. The recent agency switch by the “sensational” Hojbjerg—dubbed such by Seb Stafford-Bloor—is interpreted as a “clear signal” that he wants to move up to Serie A.