Tottenham are set for more transfer exits in the summer window as Ange Postecoglou looks to shape his squad for the season ahead.
Spurs impressed in their first season under their head coach, implementing an exciting brand of football while earning results.
In the end, the Lilywhites didn’t have quite enough to secure Champions League football but they did ensure a return to the Europa League.
To progress further, Postecoglou has a huge summer of transforming the squad into one with his goals in mind.
Plenty of change has already taken place, with promising youngsters Lucas Bergvall and Archie Gray moving to Hotspur Way already.
On the exits front, Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg confirmed a switch to Olympique Marseille, ending his four-year stay at the club.
The Danish international doesn’t appear to be the last player leaving the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this summer though.
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Tottenham make Bryan Gil and Sergio Reguilon transfer decision
Yet more exits are expected from the Tottenham squad this summer, with the club announcing a key decision in the announcement for the upcoming tour of Asia for pre-season.
The 31-man squad doesn’t feature either Bryan Gil or Sergio Reguilon as the pair look set for an exit from North London in the coming weeks.
A statement from Tottenham reads: “Bryan Gil and Sergio Reguilon have been granted permission not to travel in order to explore prospective transfer opportunities.”
The duo have struggled for minutes over recent seasons as it seems clear that they won’t be involved in the future at Spurs.
Bryan Gil and Sergio Reguilon next transfer
With an exit likely to be confirmed in the near future, there will be plenty of speculation surrounding the next club for both Gil and Reguilon.
Recent reports from Vamos Mi Sevilla claim that La Liga side Sevilla are eyeing a return for Gil, who Tottenham signed him from in 2021.
As for Reguilon, there is uncertainty over his next move after loan spells at Manchester United and Brentford.
With it clear that an exit is on the horizon though, it appears that transfer developments will follow in the coming weeks.
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