£12m player is showing exactly why Tottenham should re-sign him, they have a buy-back clause – opinion

It appears that Tottenham Hotspur will be busy bolstering Ange Postecoglou’s roster before to the January transfer window.

According to reports, Spurs are hoping to recruit a forward, a midfielder, and a central defender during the transfer season.

Even though high-profile players like Conor Gallagher and Jean-Clair Todibo are being considered, Tottenham might want to think about bringing back a familiar face.

In 2020, Ian Wright called the £12 million sale of Spurs’ Kyle Walker-Peters to Southampton a “mistake.”

And there might be some validity to his remarks given his performance for the team in the Championship this year.

Walker-Peters, 26, has excelled for Southampton in the Premier League in addition to his efforts this season, especially throughout their challenging times.

And given that Tottenham is said to have a £30 million buy-back option, that might be something to think about.

Of course, that sum seems a touch high, but Walker-Peters may be a very wise addition for Postecoglou in January if Tottenham could work out a lower contract.

The defender, who can rival and cover for Destiny Udogie and Pedro Porro, is quite at ease playing on both sides of the defense.

Furthermore, the England international, who still appears to have a lot of promise, is already well-suited to an inverted role.

Kyle Walker-Peters could be perfect January addition for Ange Postecoglou’s Tottenham

Naturally, from a homegrown standpoint, signing Walker-Peters would also make a ton of sense.

The full-back, who attended the Spurs academy, would be a wise addition and provide more transfer market options.

Oliver Skipp appears to be a player on the fringes of Postecoglou’s Tottenham ambition, so it could be more practical for him to go in January and find a homegrown successor.

A transaction has many benefits, and it is unquestionably something to think about.

Walker-Peters doesn’t quite match the mold of the three positions being pursued, but in the long run, a deal might be a solid value.

In the upcoming months and years, Tottenham is sure to see a lot of change, therefore the return of a well-known player in January would be welcomed.

Furthermore, it appears like Tottenham might now be in a strong position to sign a player who is well-known to Premier League supporters.