Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Pape Matar Sarr could be set for a big decision over his future over the coming weeks as a Premier League club plots a move for the 23-year-old.
Spurs are continuing to revamp their squad ahead of the 2026-27 season, having already made two big-money additions to their midfield department.
Following the arrivals of Sandro Tonali and Mateus Fernandes, some sources have said that Tottenham are willing to cash in on Sarr, who struggled for game time after the arrival of Roberto De Zerbi last season.
Brentford have been credited with an interest in the Senegal international, whose future remains up in the air as we enter the final month of the transfer window.
Pape Sarr would be open to leaving Tottenham for Brentford
On Wednesday, Tottenham insider Paul O’Keefe said that Spurs could offer Sarr to the Bees again, just as they did earlier in the summer, now that the West London club are in danger of losing Jordan Henderson.
The Daily Mail have now revealed that Brentford want to add not one, but two midfielders to their squad before the end of the transfer window.
The report reveals that Sarr is one of the names on the club’s wishlist, with Keith Andrews’ men weighing up an offer for the Spurs man.
It is revealed that the former Metz player would be open to a move away from Tottenham if he feels his game time in North London would be limited.
Sarr has attracted interest from Turkey, but it is suggested that a move across London to the Vitality Stadium could appeal to the midfielder.
Roberto De Zerbi’s interesting comments about Sarr
Sarr is not part of Tottenham’s pre-season tour to New Zealand and Australia, even though he made only two substitute appearances at the World Cup for Senegal.
De Zerbi has said that the midfielder has been given an extra week off due to a personal issue, adding that both he and Rodrigo Bentancur are ‘crucial’ players.
Those certainly do not sound like the words of a manager who is keen to move the youngster on, but it will be interesting to see Spurs’ response if Brentford test their resolve with an offer.