One Tottenham star wants to leave Spurs in the summer transfer window, and Bournemouth have already opened talks to secure his signature.
Unfortunately for Tottenham, there could be a host of players who look to leave the club during the summer transfer window after they failed to qualify for European football.
Last summer, Tottenham still had Champions League football to attract players after they won the Europa League in the previous campaign.
Now, it’s going to be a tricky task for Tottenham to bring in new additions while some of their key stars will likely be looking for fresh challenges.
As a result, it could be an incredibly busy summer for the North London club in terms of incomings and outgoings.
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Tottenham Star Wants to Leave
According to journalist Joao Van Boysen, Premier League side Bournemouth have opened talks to secure the signature of Tottenham forward Mathys Tel ahead of the summer transfer window.
The journalist claims that Tel wants to leave Spurs with a loan with an option to buy, the likely solution.
A host of clubs are in the race to secure his signature this summer, with Porto emerging as the main interested party.
Tel was signed on a permanent deal by Tottenham last summer, but it appears he could already be on the move.
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Tottenham Need to Try Keep Hold of Tel
Tel is one of the players Tottenham need to try to keep at the club heading into the 2026-2027 season.
The French youngster hasn’t been given a fair crack of the whip just yet, and he’s looked fretful almost every time he’s played for the club.
Tel was one of Tottenham’s most positive players since Roberto De Zerbi joined last season, and it wouldn’t make sense for them to allow him to go out on loan this summer.
Tottenham are already likely to lose a host of their players in the upcoming window, so keeping some of their youngsters will be imperative as they look to turn things around.