Tottenham defender, Juan Foyth has been offered to Valencia, Villarreal and Real Sociedad, according to Mundo Deportivo.
The Argentine centre-back doesn’t feature in Jose Mourinho’s immediate plans and he has struggled to earn a starting spot in the team since the Special One replaced Mauricio Pochettino at the club.
Spurs think that he will need at least one more year before he can feature for the team, according to the report.
It claims that Spurs believe that he has a great future, but his agent has been looking for a new team for him.
The report then adds that Leeds United have had a bid of around £25m for him rejected by Tottenham this summer.
Mundo Deportivo tips Valencia to land him on a season-long loan deal because of the influence of former Watford manager, Javi Gracia.
Foyth is one player who doesn’t look tailor-made for Jose Mourinho’s pattern of football as he looks weak.
It remains to be seen if a stint away from Tottenham will help him develop the physical side of his game and help him return to the Spurs’ starting XI.
With only a few days to go, if Spurs lands a new defender, then it will become even more urgent for Foyth to find a new home.
Jose moaning about the squad being too big – get cracking Levy even if it means loans away.
In other news is Bergwijn going to come good or is he just one that Jose will never take to?
Needs to beef up a lot ,has a strange stance and looks off balance or something ,if Leeds had offered 25 mil im sure Levey would have took it.
To be honest I don’t think poch trusted him either even though he or Daniel bought him. Makes too many mistakes at the moment needs a year loan to see if he can remove them from his game. Has a great touch for a centre half but needs to beef up a bit too.
To be honest I don’t think poch trusted him either even though he or Daniel bought him. Makes too many mistakes at the moment needs a year loan to see if he can remove them from his game. Has a great touch for a centre half but needs to beef up a bit too.
Juan is still so young and having a manager that doesn’t give youth a chance he’s best off growing a bit older on loan somewhere he’ll play regularly. Hopefully he’ll come back and slot in, has a good attitude too, glad it’s a loan and not a sale. I like him.