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Tottenham star tells second-tier side he is open to move
that he is open to a permanent move to the Welsh club, if the opportunity🐭 is there.
The 21-year-old powerhouse has been a regular at Swansea this season, making 3o leag🌠ue appearances in all competitions. He has helped the Swans keep seven clean sheets.
Now th𒈔e season has ended, USA international Carter-Vickers is set to return to Spurs but his chances of first-team football under Mauricio Pochettino is hugely unlikely – despite having a contract at Spurs until 2021.
Asked about his futu🧜re, the former Sheffield United loanee st🎃ated that he would be more than tempted to remain at Swansea City on a permanent deal – but said it is a decision that is not only his to make.
“I feel I have learnt a lot, and I am pleased to have played so much🌺 and I would love to come back🎐 one day, although obviously there are a lot of decisions around that which would not be mine,”
“But it’𒐪s something I would be open to it if the opportunity were to be there in the future.𝄹”
TBR’s view
If you are Carter-Vickers, you are banging down Mauricio Pochettino’s door in a bid to let you leave. Carter-Vickers has no chance of breaking into the senior side, and a summ♈er exit should be on the horizon.
Jan Vertonghen, Davinson Sanchez, Toby Alderweireld and Juan Foyth are first-te꧅am centre-back options, with Spurs normally playing with two central defenders. Below those four is Ca🐷rter-Vickers.
Despite having 💃a contract until the summer of 2021, he has got to g♛o.
