Multiple outlets are now reporting that one experienced defender’s Tottenham nightmare is about to end, with the player’s three-and-a-half-year spell in North London about to conclude in January.
It seemed like Sergio Reguilon had already played his final game for Tottenham a while ago, but the Spaniard made two substitute appearances for the Lilywhites in December.
However, that is a sign of how terrible the Spurs’ injury crisis is rather than an indication of the trust that Ange Postecoglou has in the 28-year-old.
The left-back has six months left on his contract at Tottenham and several Spanish outlets are now reporting that his ill-fated spell in the Premier League side is about to come to an end imminently.
This includes an update by Cadena Ser, who say that the Spain international is desperate to get his career back on track and is now looking for a new team.
Given Reguilon‘s contract situation, it is suggested that Tottenham will make his exit ‘as easy as possible’ as they want to avoid losing him on a free transfer in the summer.
Meanwhile, El Debate describe the former Real Madrid man’s spell in N17 as a nightmare and say that he has ‘lost his smile’ during his time at the club.
They claim that the situation that the full-back has endured at Tottenham is a ‘descent into hell’, adding that he faces ‘complete ostracism’ at the club, which is unlikely to end from now until the summer, which is why he is keen for an exit route in January.
A report in Sport also has a very similar theme, stating that the Spaniard is going through a ‘real nightmare’ in London and is determined to end that in January.
They say that Reguilon has experienced ‘hell’ since leaving the Santiago Bernabeu three and a half years ago and now has the opportunity to put a full stop to it since Spurs are willing to sell him.
The publication suggests that the left-back could seal a return to La Liga, with Real Valladolid named as a potential destination for him.
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