Both Tottenham and their fans are eagerly anticipating the upcoming January transfer window, especially to see which new players arrive at the club and who might be on their way out.
While Spurs boss Ange Postecoglou and his team work behind the scenes, we can take a look at the latest transfer rumours circulating.
Recently, we reported that Tottenham are closely monitoring Wolverhampton striker Matheus Cunha, with speculation suggesting he could be brought in as a replacement for Heung-Min Son.
Another name that has been making headlines is Ayoze Perez, with reports indicating that Spurs are eyeing an €8 million bid for him.
However, one rumour has left fans on edge—Tottenham could be set to offload a midfielder this summer.
Yves Bissouma could leave the club this summer
According to GIVEMESPORT, Ange Postecoglou has grown frustrated with Yves Bissouma.
Concerns over the 28-year-old's inconsistency on the pitch and ongoing fitness issues have reportedly raised doubts about his future at the club.
The same source claims that Spurs have no plans to renew Yves Bissouma’s contract, making it highly likely that he will be among those to depart in the summer transfer window.
Unfortunately, Bissouma has struggled to make the impact he would have hoped for at Spurs.
Potential midfield replacements for Spurs
Yves Bissouma had moments of brilliance, but injuries have hindered his progress, and his role in the squad has become increasingly uncertain.
This has led Ange Postecoglou to turn to other options in midfield, including young talent Lucas Bergvall, who has impressed both supporters and the manager, earning his trust.
To make matters worse for Bissouma, several reports suggest that Tottenham are actively looking to strengthen their midfield.
One potential target is Lille OSC’s English midfielder Angel Gomes.
Another name linked with Spurs is Brazilian prospect Breno Bidon. Reports indicate that the North London club are keen on signing the 20-year-old, who currently plays for Corinthians—though Arsenal are also in the race for his signature.