Tottenham’s inconsistent form hit another low with a 2-1 loss to Ipswich Town, marking the visitors’ first victory of the season. The match not only underscored Spurs’ ongoing challenges under Ange Postecoglou but also highlighted how the team plays when key players are missing. Adding to Spurs’ woes, reports suggest Sergio Reguilón is looking to terminate his contract in January due to his exclusion from the team under Postecoglou. This exclusion caught the interest of his previous club Sevilla but a Turkish club arrives as new potential suitors.
Fenerbahçe as reported by A Spor are engaging in discussions with Tottenham Hotspur over a potential move for left-back Sergio Reguilón in the January transfer window. The Turkish club, looking to bolster their squad, is said to be focusing on players specifically chosen by manager José Mourinho, who could see Reguilón as a valuable addition. With Reguilón’s limited opportunities under Ange Postecoglou, this move might offer him a chance for more consistent playing time while Fenerbahçe strengthens their defensive options.
The Madrid born could rejuvenate his career under Jose Mourinho
Fenerbahçe are prioritising a full-back signing this January, with Sergio Reguilón emerging as a key target after injuries and departures weakened their left-back options. The club, led by manager José Mourinho, is considering Reguilón as a replacement, especially after Ferdi Kadıoğlu’s move to Brighton and Jayden Oosterwolde’s injury. Reguilón, out of favour at Tottenham and yet to feature under Ange Postecoglou, is reportedly open to the move, and preliminary talks suggest a loan deal could benefit both clubs.
A loan arrangement with an option to buy could benefit both clubs: Tottenham would gain a pathway to offload a player out of favour with manager Ange Postecoglou, while Fenerbahçe would gain flexibility in solidifying their defensive line under manager José Mourinho. This deal structure may offer both clubs an attractive, low-risk solution for the January window.
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A move for Reguilón to Fenerbahçe seems like a win-win situation for all parties involved. With Tottenham struggling for consistency and Fenerbahçe in need of a solid left-back, a loan deal could provide Reguilón with much-needed playing time while easing Spurs’ squad issues. Fenerbahçe, currently second in the Super Lig, would benefit from improving their squad.
