Tottenham will soon say goodbye to midfielder Yves Bissouma, with many windows outside the UK still opening, but he isn’t the only Spurs member to be able to be available.
Bisoma was excluded from the Spurs’ UEFA Super Cup team and is now also omitted from their last 22-man Champions League Class A team.
Frank has criticized the Africans for their punctuality and discipline, as he explained exactly why Bissouma, who is currently injured, did not travel with the team in August since he took over from Ange Postecoglou.
“Besoma did not travel with the team for discipline reasons,” Frank said before the free throw.
“He has been late a few times and has been too much lately. You need to bring a lot of love to the players, but there are demands and there are consequences. This time there are consequences.”
The 29-year-old may leave in the next few days (Jiwimsport), the text appears on the wall after Tottenham Hotspur reportedly expects a proposal from Saudi Arabia and Türkiye to be proposed in the Bisoma.
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Tottenham Hotspur’s Champions League Fixtures – League Stage |
date |
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Villarea (home) |
September 16 |
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bodo/glimt (leave) |
September 30 |
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Monaco (leave) |
October 22 |
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FC Copenhagen (home) |
November 4 |
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PSG (Far) |
November 26 |
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Slavia Prague (home) |
December 9 |
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Dortmund (Home) |
January 20 |
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Eintracht Frankfurt (leave) |
January 28 |
This is support from Sky Sports correspondent Micheal Bridge, who reported earlier this week that Bissouma’s exit was indeed a serious possibility after the UK transfer deadline passed at 7pm on Monday.
Bissouma may expire in 2026 next summer, meaning Daniel Levy, CEO Vinai Vinkatesham, technical director Johan Lange and unofficial consultant Fabio Paratici need to find a new home soon.
Saudi clubs can make new signings until September 23, while Portugal must go until September 15 with Turkey until September 12.
Transferring to any of these divisions might be a good option for Bisoma, as it could also be young forward Dane Scarlett.
Dane Scarlett
According to reliable football. London correspondent Alasdair Gold, who may have left Tottenham with Bissouma after Scarlett may not get a quit before Monday’s deadline.
The 21-year-old was recalled by Postecoglou during the Spurs’ injury crisis last season, earning an assist in Ipswich’s 4-1 victory and a 3-0 victory over Elfsborg in the Europa League at Tottenham Hotspur.
Scarlett missed the rest of the season after solving a groin problem that required surgery – a very unfortunate luck for the attacker – but his form could be a sign of what is about to happen.
José Mourinho called the British “diamond” in the spell in charge of the Spurs, likening Scarlett to Marcus Rashford, but introduced Mohammed Kudus, Xavi Simons and Randal Kolo Muani this summer, meaning he had a hard time fighting his team.
“He is a diamond with incredible potential,” Mourinho told TNT Sports.
“He has worked with the first team many times, which gives him a different personality. He is still 16, 17 is about to be around [in March] And I believe he will be a first team player next season because he has a lot of talent.
“He’s going to be a great player and I hope everything is good around him. He’s a forward, ninth, and I’ve been playing him on both sides similar to Marcus Rashford, and he’s very smart.”
