Report provides update on 9 potential outgoings at Tottenham this summer

A report from Football.London has outlined a number of Tottenham players that could depart the club over the summer.

Spurs have been one of the most active Premier League clubs in the early stages of the transfer window as they continue strengthening Antonio Conte’s squad.

Ivan Perisic arrived first on a free transfer from Inter Milan before Fraser Forster was brought in after his contract with Southampton expired.

The club followed those signings up with the capture of Yves Bissouma from Brighton, who moves to North London in a deal that could eclipse £30 million (Evening Standard).

While Spurs have shown they are keen to recruit, Football.London have detailed the club’s next decisions in terms of moving players on.

Adding to the earlier departures of Cameron Carter-Vickers and Pierluigi Gollini, an exit for Steven Bergwijn is firmly on the cards with Ajax continuing to show heavy interest in the winger.

Joe Rodon and Harry Winks, who struggled to earn regular game time under Conte last season, could leave in search of more first-team opportunities, while full-backs Sergio Reguilon and Emerson Royal could be offloaded with new options in the frame.

Spurs also face the prospect of addressing the futures of big-money midfielders Giovani Lo Celso and Tanguy Ndombele, who both spent the second half of last term out on loan.

Lo Celso enjoyed a fruitful stint with Villarreal and featured prominently as the Yellow Submarine reached the Champions League semi-finals.

The Spanish side are said to be keen on pursuing a permanent deal for the Argentina international with the club’s CEO revealing their intention to retain him ahead of next season (El Periodico Mediterraneo).

However, Spurs are likely to have a trickier task regarding club-record signing Ndombele after Lyon opted against triggering the buy option in his contract following a mixed spell on his return to France.

Meanwhile, youngsters Bryan Gil and Pape Matar Sarr could both head out on loan for a second successive campaign if Conte deems them to be out of his current plans.

But the Italian is likely to evaluate the pair over the pre-season period before making a final decision about their place at Spurs ahead of the campaign.

Spurs Web Opinion

Tottenham have a lot of work to do in terms of incomings and outgoings but they have made a good start with their current moves.

There is quite a lot of money locked up in the players they could part ways with which should tempt them into pushing for sales in the coming weeks.

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