As per Fichajes, another Tottenham Hotspur exit development has come to light and it involves international midfield ace Giovani Lo Celso.
The Lowdown: January exodus?
According to reliable journalist David Ornstein of The Athletic, sharing some potential Spurs departure news for January, it is believed that the club have made out-of-favour star Dele Alli available for transfer.
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Indeed, the Englishman has struggled for minutes under Antonio Conte and Fabio Paratici could apparently sanction a temporary loan move in the winter window - with it being unlikely that suitors could offer the sort of money Tottenham want to green light a permanent move.
This comes after Conte admitted to the press that he was making 'evaluations' on his squad ahead of January as the Italian assesses which players will stay or go for the steady rebuild.
The Latest: Lo Celso news emerges...
According to Fichajes, it appears Tottenham could yet sanction another loan move away as news emerges on Lo Celso.
As per their information, the Argentine 'wants to get out of the Premier League' and make a return to former club Real Betis - where he was apparently 'happiest' as a player.
Lo Celso has also 'already tried to seal his departure from north London', and while Spurs are reluctant to let him leave permanently, 'everything could be agreed' with the La Liga side through a temporary deal.
The Verdict: Sanction move?
As the 25-year-old apparently seeks a move away, we believe he could benefit from a spell out on loan akin to Alli with Conte potentially hoping he can display his Argentina form at the club level.
The attacker consistently shines for his nation but it's arguable Tottenham have only seen mere glimpses of those capabilities, most notably under ex-boss Jose Mourinho.
As per reporter Sebastian Stafford-Bloor, the Portuguese 'always seemed to be a fan' of Lo Celso and regularly praised him, with Mourinho even claiming he wouldn't swap him for any player (The Athletic).
Slammed as a 'passenger' at times for some of his Spurs performances this season though, perhaps a brief spell away from Tottenham could be beneficial for all parties as he looks to rediscover club form.
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