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‘This week’: 23-year-old Spurs player’s agents to fly abroad for transfer meeting, he could be loaned out – Sky journalist
Tottenham Hotspur defender Japhet Tanganga is seemingly heading clos♏er towards a mov🥂e away from the club, with .
T🔥ottenham have sold three players this summer 𒀰as Steven Bergwijn, Cameron Carter-Vickers and Jack Clarke have all left the club.
And there could be another departure this week as Tanganga is attracting 🤪interest from multiple clubs. In particular, the 23-year-old has been heavily linked with a move to♏ Serie A champions AC Milan.
Reports surfaced over the weekend that the Italian club are ‘serious’ about bringing Tanganga to Milan.

Tanganga could be loaned out
Now, S⛄ky Sports journalist Dharmesh Sheth claims that after the arrival of Clement Lenglet from Barcelona, Tanganga could be heading out the door on a loan deal.
: “W🌠ith the arrival of Clement Lenglet from Barcelona on loan, it looks like they will allow Japhet Tanganga to go ou꧋t on loan for the season.
“There are a couple of Premier League clubs in Southampton and Bournemouth that are interested. Napoli were interested. But AC Milan were ꦿvery interested.”
Indeed, the Italian club’s interest in the Spurs man has been well documented. AC Milan made ‘new con🤪tacts’ to sign Tanganga last week.

And now i𒅌t seems they are stepping up their attempts to land the defender, with Dharmesh Sheth saying that Tangnga’s agents will be in Milan this week.
“They were actually wanting to sign him on loan in January, so there is a history in Tanganga from AC M𒁏ilan,” he said.
“And🦩 my information is that his representatives are expected in Milan this week to thrash over a deal for that season-long🤪 loan.”
The English defender was with the squad in South Korea last week as they toured the country as part of their pre-season preparations. An♍tonio Conte was said to be keen to watch Tanganga in pre-season before deciding his fate.
And if reports are true, itꦚ seems the I𓂃talian has made his decision and is prepared to let Tanganga go out on loan for the season.