
Transfers
Tottenham confirm that midfielder who Mauricio Pochettino had training with the first-team has left
Tottenham Hotspur have now seen one of their promising young players depart the club on a permanent deal.
It has been a summer of exits in north London with Tottenham having now seen nine players leave🍃 the cluไb already.
And more could be to following with Ange Postecoglou‘s squad still holding a few player🐼s who may not be in the Australian’s plans.
Bryan Gil left the club on lo♏an earlier this week to join La Liga side Girona for the 2024/24 campaign.
However, there has now been another exit to come completely out of🐼 the ⛄blue for one of the club’s most exciting youngsters.

Tottenham prospect leaves permanently
It really has been a summer of exits for Spurs with Daniel Levy and Postecoglou clea🐻ring the decks in north London.
And the wo💃rk has seemingly continued this week with two players having now departed the club.
The exit o🌺f Gil was one which Spurs fans may have expected, however, the latest to e🦂merge may well take a few by surprise.
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On Tuesday afterꦆnoon, it was announced that Yago Santiago had left the club on a permanent deal for Spanish outfit Elche.
It is a move which will take a lot of Spurs fans by surprise given the wing🐠er enಌjoyed an excellent 2023/24 campaign.
Santiago scored eight goals and provided seven assi♛sts in Premier League 2 last season but he was awaiting his debut in the senior side.
He was a player who Mauricio Pochettino called up to first team training during his time at the club but was unable to earn ꧟game time under Postecoglou.
Mikey Moore may have blocked Yago Santiago’s path at Tottenham
The rise of Mikey 🍎Moore has been one of the noteworthy developments in recen🐻t months in north London.
Moore made his debut for Spurs towards the backend of last season in the Premier League and he has continued♔ to show his potential during pre-season.
Moore has already provided three goal contributions in the opening three pre-seas▨on games despite being just 16-years-old.
And perhaps it is the youngsters rise over rꦆecent months which has blocked the path for the likes of Santiago to Postecoglou’s first teꦚam.