The Tottenham fans in the Transfer Tavern have had a roller coaster of a season so far…
A poor start has been contrasted by a decent return to form over the last few weeks, and whilst the Lilywhites aren’t favourites for the Premier League title – they surely won’t be too far off.
Mauricio Pochettino has led his side well, and one thing that has been vital since he joined the club is his approach to transfers.
Often signing young, talented players, Pochjettino has often had huge success when it comes to bringing players in – but last summer was a bit of a different story.
One player that has has failed to live up to expectations is young Georges-Kevin N’Koudou, with the winger rarely featuring in the Tottenham first team this season.
He is surely a talented player, but he needs to back that up with performances – and that just hasn’t happened so far.
As a result, the Tottenham fans weren’t surprised to see him touted with a move away via the Mirror, with Nantes reportedly keen.
It would be a shame to lose N’Koudou this summer, but Tottenham are likely to embark on a bit of a clearout this summer, and a few more players could be on the departing list.
With that said, these 2 players could follow N’Koudou out of Tottenham this summer…
Moussa Sissoko
Moussa Sissoko has, undoubtedly, been one of the most disappointing Tottenham signings in recent memory.
Signed for around the £30 million mark, Sissoko has struggled since moving to White Hart Lane, with Mauricio Pochettino recently dropping him from the first team as a result.
He has looked poor in front of goal and has simply not been good enough.
It might be time for Tottenham to cut their losses and move him on.
Michel Vorm
Michel Vorm has been a great servant for Tottenham, but with reports suggesting that Pau Lopez could be set to sign for Tottenham permanently – could it spell the end of Vorm’s Spurs tenure?
Having joined Tottenham in 2014, Vorm has made just 9 Premier League appearances since – which is simply not good enough.
During his spell with Swansea City, he emerged as one of the best in the English top flight, and he would be wise to leave and join a club that values him more highly.
At 33-years-old, he is running out of time to play at the highest level.
