Some Tottenham fans on social media have admitted that they would like to see the club cash-in on Giovani Lo Celso in the summer if there is a decent offer for the midfielder.
Lo Celso has had a disappointing campaign so far as injury problems have prevented the midfielder from getting a run in the side.
The Argentine has been out of action since mid-December but Jose Mourinho admitted that he is now back in training and insisted that he remains a vital part of his plans.
Fabrizio Romano claimed this week that several Spanish clubs have expressed an interest in signing Lo Celso in the summer but the journalist added that the former Real Betis man is happy at Tottenham.
However, some Spurs fans on social media are worried that the 24-year-old’s career in North London will go the same way as Erik Lamela’s amidst his injury struggles.
They insisted that they would cash-in on Lo Celso and use the funds to bring in other attacking reinforcements in the summer.
I would sell personally
— Alex (@alexleyton2021) February 24, 2021
https://twitter.com/SabitzerProp/status/1364599334340358144
https://twitter.com/PhilBleach/status/1364647588268498945
https://twitter.com/levynomics/status/1364617097834332167
Sell him and use the funds to bring Dybala in https://t.co/76PsOQHnce
— Herbo (@ManLikeGinola) February 24, 2021
Cash in while you still can https://t.co/gMVtoZhFEq
— R.A. never heard of him before and in the mud (@RSpurs1980) February 24, 2021
https://twitter.com/CarlosCOYS/status/1364602594069536773
https://twitter.com/SV555_/status/1364601923945582596
Anything above 35m take it.
Says allot when Lamela has done more in the last 12 months than him https://t.co/2PmNozHrBg
— 𝕁𝕒𝕒𝕪𓃰 (@oJaayCo) February 24, 2021
If we could get our money back I would sell
Too injury prone and the money could be used for Dybala who could then play behind Kane https://t.co/QgXqrqLEWc— Alex (@alexleyton2021) February 24, 2021
Spurs Web Opinion
Lo Celso has been unlucky with the number of injuries he has suffered since coming to Spurs. Fitness was hardly an issue for the midfielder before he arrived in North London and so there is no reason to believe that he cannot remain fit for a sustained length of time.
I believe the club should not even consider letting Lo Celso leave as he has not reached anywhere near his true potential. He showed enough glimpses of his quality last season for the club to persevere with him.