Sergio Reguilon hopes to leave Tottenham next week and will be targeting the Turkish market according to journalist Ben Jacobs.
Spurs have managed to move a number of their young players this summer with the likes of Oliver Skipp, Emerson Royal, and Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg all leaving the club.
Unfortunately for Reguilon, who hasn’t played for the club since April 2022 the move is still to happen.
Reguilon hopes to leave Spurs next week
The 27-year-old, who has a year left on his contract, arrived from Real Madrid in 2020 and has made 67 appearances for the club.
The Spanish player spent last season on loan at Manchester United and Brentford, and was on loan at Atletico Madrid.
Turkey remains the only logical option for the Spaniard as their window is open until September 13 and Jacobs has reported that Reguilon will look at the Turkish market and is hopeful that a move will happen.
“I think he will be more selective in his next move, but Reguilon was ready to go to Lille on loan,” he told GIVEMESPORT.
“It’s just the fact that Tottenham were very strict in their terms, and they wanted that loan to be an obligation or, at worst, a valid purchase option.
“That was too high for Lille to agree to, so he ended up going nowhere. Like many, many players now looking for a last minute summer move, Reguilon will be looking at the Turkish market and hoping something happens.
But if not, he will remain steadfast at Spurs in the belief that, like Djed Spence, there may be a way back into the first team.
If a move to Turkey fails to materialize, Reguilon faces the prospect of being sidelined until January at the earliest, so it would appear to be in every club’s best interest to make a move.
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