A report from Football.London has explained that Tanguy Ndombele endured a mixed week for Lyon on his return to the team following injury.
Tottenham’s record signing had settled in well on his second stint with Les Gones but was left out of the side which beat Lorient 4-1 over a week ago.
The 25-year-old was recently reinstated into midfield by manager Peter Bosz, although his return came alongside a couple of varying results, according to Football.London.
Ndombele nailed down a starting spot for the first leg of Lyon’s Europa League last 16 against Porto and played the full game as they ran out 1-0 winners in Portugal.
But the French side failed to take their momentum into league action at the weekend as they were beaten 4-2 at home to Rennes on Sunday.
Ndombele again secured a starting berth, but he and his teammates couldn’t recover from going 4-0 down within 50 minutes in front of their home support at the Groupama Stadium.
After receiving a caution on 20 minutes, he made it to the 79-minute mark before being replaced by veteran midfielder Damien Da Silva.
Spurs Web Opinion
Overall, Ndombele has been performing well for Lyon which spells good news for Spurs going forward.
It either means he will come back rejuvenated and ready to push for a starting role or the club will push for a transfer in the summer if they don’t see him fit.
Either way, hopefully he is able to keep his performance levels up for the rest of the campaign as he possesses too much talent to waste it.
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