A 'rising star' at Tottenham Hotspur has now looking for a new club after being told he has no future under Antonio Conte, according to reports.
The Lowdown: Spurs exodus awaits?
While much has been made of backing Conte in the summer transfer market, it is believed that just as many, if not more, players could be departing Hotspur Way in a major Premier League reshuffle.
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The obvious names linked with a move away are Tanguy Ndombele, Giovani Lo Celso and Steven Bergwijn among others as transfer chief Fabio Paratici is tasked to balance the books.
Paratici's overhaul of the scouting department appears to spread all the way down to academy level as N17 could also see a plethora of top young talents depart, according to Football Insider.
The Latest: Spurs 'rising star' told he has no future...
As per a Lilywhites 'source', speaking to the outlet, promising winger and 'rising star' Jeremie Mukendi is now set to leave Spurs after being told he has no future at the club.
Indeed, the 21-year-old has been informed that there is no new deal in the pipeline with his current contract at the Premier League side set to expire next month.
Mukendi will now follow both Khalon Haysman and Dante Cassanova in exiting with the north Londoners having made their decision on the talents.
The Verdict: Interesting future ahead...
Playing 20 time for the club's Under-18's and five times for their Under-23's, Mukendi was a schoolboy sprint champion and emerged through the academy with some promise as one Spurs 'batch of rising stars' (Football Insider).
The fact he's been told he has no future under Conte or hope of breaking into the first team is perhaps testament to the amount of competition at the Hotspur Way academy.
Even wonderkids like Dane Scarlett, previously lauded as a 'diamond' by Jose Mourinho, has barely featured for Tottenham this season and it appears even the best breakthrough players will have to be very patient in this new era.
Mukendi's departure could represent the real rise in standards at Spurs both in the first team and lower down the club.
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