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Bad News For Spurs As £100,000-a-week player now wants to leave for good

Giovani Lo Celso has expressed his desire to leave Tottenham, and even though the English transfer window closed last week, a move to Galatasaray is still possible.

That’s what Turkey’s Yeni Asir claims.

What’s new with Giovani Lo Celso at Tottenham, then? Let’s examine this.

Lo Celso wants to leave Tottenham

Galatasaray has reportedly made a move for the Argentina international, according to Yini Asir.

According to the Turkish news source, Lo Celso is eager to transfer to Galatasaray from N17 because he isn’t getting much playing time under Ange Postecoglou.

The South American has only made four Premier League starts for Spurs so far this season.

Galatasaray still has until Friday, February 9th to sign the player for £100,000-per-week, as the Turkish transfer window is still open.

As Carlos Vinicius and Serge Aurier relocate to Turkey, Okan Buruk has already signed two players who will be familiar to Tottenham supporters. Lo Celso is now being pursued by Galatasaray as they look to win the Süper Lig.

The Argentine, who recently gave Cristian Romero high accolades, has made ten appearances in the Premier League this year, tallying two goals and dishing out two assists.

Lo Celso would surely have no trouble settling in at Galatasaray

The Turkish powerhouses appear determined to assemble one of the poorest Tottenham teams in recent memory, for whatever reason.

In addition to the previously mentioned Aurier and Vinicius, Tanguy Ndombele and Davinson Sanchez also presently play football at RAMS Park on behalf of Galatasaray.

Because there are many familiar faces to aid with Lo Celso’s acclimatization, if a move does occur before Friday, he should have no trouble settling in at Galatasaray.

If Yeni Asir are to be believed, the Tottenham No. 18 may depart north London this week, so be sure to keep a watch on the issue.

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