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£27m Tottenham player exploring move to Saudi Arabia after failing to leave before the deadline
Tottenham had a fine transfer window in the main but it looks like things are not quite done for them either.
Ange Postecoglou spoke last season about the need for change at the club and he certainly got that as a number of big signings arrived and players left.
In terms of those outgoings, Postecoglou moved the likes of Pierre-Emile-Hojbjerg, Ryan Sessegnon and Bryan Gil on and in turn, landed big names like Dominic Solanke and Wilson Odobert.
Likewise, Spurs also brought in Archie Gray and Lucas Bergvall who both impressed in pre-season.
But back to the outgoings, and it looks like Postecoglou could also be about to wave goodbye to another player.
Sergio Reguilon looking at Saudi move as he wants Tottenham exit
According to Spanish outlet , Sergio Reguilon is still looking to leave Tottenham despite failing to get a move before the deadline.
It’s reported how Reguilon has interest in Turkey, Portugal and more intriguingly, Saudi Arabia.
As we know, the Saudi Pro League was once again a huge player this summer and they signed Ivan Toney when it looked like he’d finally get a move to a top four club.
Al-Ahli are also still looking at signing Victor Osimhen who missed out on a move to Chelsea.
Reguilon, then, will be hoping one of the cash-rich Saudi clubs comes forward before their deadline in a few days.
Reguilon needs a permanent move
There was a time when Sergio Reguilon looked a good player at left-back but he’s just fallen away in recent times.
The signing now needs to just look after himself really and if a move to Saudi comes about, then good for him.
Reguilon will still fancy himself in terms of playing at a different level but with the money on offer in the Middle East, he might well fancy that as well.
Tottenham, then, look like they still have business to do.