Taking to Twitter, Calciomercato journalist Alessio Lento has shared the latest on Tottenham Hotspur's outgoings as he makes a claim involving Giovani Lo Celso.

The Lowdown: Conte makes 'evaluations'...

Speaking before the January transfer window opened, Spurs manager Antonio Conte declared that he was making player 'evaluations' as he weighed up who should stay or leave the club this winter.

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The likes of Dele Alli and Matt Doherty have already been linked with a move away from north London as the club reportedly set their sights on bolstering key areas of the squad, such as right-wing back (Evening Standard).

Amid his current lack of game time at N17, Lo Celso is another player who could leave Spurs this month, as Lento takes to social media with his information.

The Latest: Lo Celso 'ready to accept' loan transfer...

According to the Italian reporter, the Argentina midfielder is 'ready to accept' a loan transfer away from Tottenham in January, with Serie A giants Juventus having already made the 'first approaches'.

"First approaches between Lo Celso and Juventus," Lento explained on Twitter.

"The player of Tottenham is very fond of option and would be ready to accept a loan as well. The Bianconeri, however, are not the only ones on the trail of the Argentinian midfielder."

The Verdict: Green light?

Depending on the variation of Conte's three-at-the back formations, with attacking midfielders consistently deployed in his system (BBC), we believe Lo Celso could still be an asset at Spurs if the Italian can nurture his best form.

Slammed for being a 'passenger' in some matches this season, as explained by club insider John Wenham (Football Insider), his form for Argentina is at the other end of the spectrum. National team boss Lionel Scaloni even hailed the 25-year-old as 'one of the best in the world' in his position, with the 36-cap ace consistently favoured by his country (Transfermarkt).

If Lo Celso can transfer his international form to club level with Spurs, Conte may yet unearth a fine attacking alternative as he aims to guide the Lilywhites to a top-four finish.

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