Tottenham Hotspur fans at the bar here in the Football Transfer Tavern are eagerly awaiting the arrival of the forthcoming season.
Under Mauricio Pochettino’s guidance, Spurs have become a force to be reckoned with. While they’re still devoid of a trophy under his management, the improvement that Spurs has attained is clear, and now they’re considered to be genuine title contenders.
With the Argentine’s astute signings, Tottenham has developed into one of the most exciting outfits that the Premier League can flaunt. There has been considerable talk this summer regarding potential arrivals and departures in North London as Spurs look primed to mount a third successive title challenge.
We’ve decided to focus on those players who could potentially leave Tottenham this summer, as Poch seems to discard those he deems surplus to requirements. Our landlord has decided to take a look at two players who surely will be absent from their matchday squad to face Newcastle United on the opening weekend of the new season…
Kevin Wimmer
The Austrian’s Spurs career has failed to progress miserably, having made only 29 appearances over the course of two seasons, most of which were made from the substitutes bench. Having only played five league games for Tottenham last season, it is clear that Pochettino does not regard the 24-year-old to be a suitable first-team option. Thus, Wimmer should look to leave North London for the sake of his career.
Georges-Kevin N’Koudou
Another Spurs player whose career in the white shirt has failed to develop as anticipated is Georges-Kevin Nkoudou. The 22-year-old only made two starts in all competitions throughout the entirety of last season, and he has failed to make a telling impression in North London. The Frenchman impressed with Marseille scoring a respectable total of ten goals in 41 appearances. Nonetheless, his Spurs career has failed miserably to reach the heights he attained in France.
Be it a permanent transfer or a loan move, N’Koudou must depart Spurs this summer if he intends to see his career progress. At the age of 22, N’Koudou is expected to improve and to better himself, the only way of fulfilling this is if he’s granted consistent first-team involvement. It is evident that this is unattainable with Spurs. Consequently, he must leave.
Spurs fans, do you agree with our choices? Let us know your thoughts!
