Report: Manchester United plotting move for Tottenham player in cut-price deal – The Spurs Web

Reguilon has not played for the Spurs since 2022

Ange Postecoglou doesn’t appear to be too enamored with Spaniard Sergio Reguilon after the left-back got just forty-five minutes in pre-season before being quickly sent out on loan to Manchester United just months after returning from -a frustrating time. loaned to Atletico Madrid.

Tottenham spent around £25million to lure Reguilon away from Real Madrid, as well as fending off interest from other clubs who were impressed by the on-loan defender’s performances at Sevilla as they lifted the Europa League under the new West Ham coach Julen Lopetegui. . (TransferMarkt)

Lopetegui is reportedly interested in working with Reguilon again at West Ham, with Manchester United also weighing up bringing Reguilon back permanently after his six-month loan spell at Old Trafford earlier this season, according to Spain’s AS.

Tottenham are willing to accept a big loss on Reguilon

Football Insider reported on the 10th^th since July, Spurs were now willing to simply cut their losses on Sergio Reguilon with Daniel Levy and the club open to offers of around £10m, despite Levy’s typical insistence on squeezing any value out of his signings .

A new update on Friday from Football Insider confirms that a willingness to accept a cut-price deal for Reguilon has led to Manchester United lining up a move for the 27-year-old from Tottenham.

United are looking to sign a back-up left-back under Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s new investment, with Reguilon a target as well as Chelsea’s Ben Chilwell.

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Reguilon played his part at both Manchester United and Brentford last season, with the full-back still seemingly valued at Brentford despite his red card against Burnley.

After last pre-season and the fact that Reguilon was sent out on back-to-back loans last campaign, it suggests that Postecoglou is not too keen on the Spanish defender and Tottenham should simply secure a fee, allow Reguilon to play elsewhere and use the money to invest back into the team.

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