Ange Postecoglou’s incensed “observations” may lead to the sale of a crucial Tottenham player: report

One of Tottenham’s most used players may leave the team, as Ange Postecoglou is upset at what he has witnessed both “inside” and “outside” the organization.
It looks like Tottenham Hotspur will have a busy summer in the transfer window.

The club lost to Manchester City on Tuesday night, which prevented them from qualifying for the Champions League, but they appear to be headed back to Europe in the Europa League.

Spurs will go into their final game of the season, a visit to Sheffield United, in fifth place with at least a three-point cushion, depending on the outcomes of Wednesday night’s other Premier League games.

A point there will be sufficient for fifth place, and manager Ange Postecoglou not so discreetly alluded to the need to revitalize a squad that has been showing signs of weakness in recent weeks after the City loss.
The Australian stated, “The foundations are really fragile.” “I’ve learned that during the past 48 hours.

It is both within and outside the club. Everywhere—inside and out. It has been a thought-provoking activity. Mate, it’s just my observations.

Spurs will probably add another attacker to their roster this summer, but they might also have to cope with the departure of one of their main attackers. ASRomaLive.it, an Italian publication, reports that Roma is hoping to sign forward Dejan Kulusevski this summer.

According to them, Daniele De Rossi, the manager of Roma, has asked for two attackers, with the Swede being a new target.

Although the Italian team is still searching for a new sporting director, Kulusevski and Federico Chiesa of Juventus are mentioned as players who might perform well under De Rossi’s system.

In addition, the article notes that the Spurs player has Serie A experience as well, having signed from Juventus in January 2022 on loan before a permanent deal was finalized last summer.

He also shares an agent with De Rossi.

The Sweden international is under contract with Spurs until 2028, so if a move were to happen, he would probably need to advocate for his own release.

However, another loan agreement with a buyout option is being discussed

This season, Kulusevski has made appearances in all but two of Spurs’ Premier League games, with three assists and three goals.