Tottenham Hotspur might consider offloading several players that are not fitting into their plans this summer.
Spurs are ready to evaluate offers for midfielder Yves Bissouma and striker Richarlison as they look to reshape their squad ahead of the new season.
According to The Times, the Lilywhites are open to selling Bissouma and Richarlison if they receive substantial offers.
Richarlison, who joined from Everton in July 2022 for a significant fee of €58 million, has struggled to justify his price tag.
Despite flashes of brilliance, his time at Tottenham has been plagued by injuries, causing him to miss 10 games last season. Since joining, the Brazilian international has recorded only 15 goals and 8 assists in 66 appearances.
Offloading Richarlison would free up funds for a major transfer, allowing Spurs to secure a new striker to enhance their attacking options.
Yves Bissouma, signed from Brighton for €29.2 million in the summer of 2022, has been a regular presence in Ange Postecoglou’s line-up.
It was reported that the Australian was immediately impressed by the Mali international when he arrived and considered him his type of player.
The former Lille midfielder started 26 of his 28 Premier League appearances last season, amassing over 2000 minutes on the pitch.
Despite Bissouma’s consistent performances, Tottenham are reportedly open to offers for the midfielder. His sale, along with Richarlison’s, could generate significant funds for Spurs to reinvest in the squad.
As Tottenham aim to build a team capable of competing at the highest level, the potential departures of Bissouma and Richarlison highlight the club’s willingness to make bold moves in the transfer market.