Tanguy Ndombele, a midfielder for Tottenham Hotspur, appears to have had a worsening loan experience at Galatasaray.
The Frenchman signed a season-long loan agreement with the Turkish powerhouses in the summer. Although there was a lot of excitement surrounding his transfer, Galatasaray is reportedly thinking of breaking his contract and sending him back to Tottenham, if FotoSpor is to be believed.
Tanguy Ndombele, a Tottenham loanee, is a great example of a player whose skills are being wasted if asked to pick an extremely skilled player.
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In his first few days at the club, Ndombele’s manager, Okan Buruk, “couldn’t believe his eyes” when he saw him in training. However, after the initial adulation, it has all been disappointment.
Ndombele’s “unwilling demeanour” and “unprofessional nature” are allegedly the reasons Galatasaray boss Buruk has already fired him.
Tanguy Ndombele is an incredible player when he’s on his game, but like Galatasaray has realized recently, it’s time for the Frenchman and Tottenham to realize that this will not work out.
Even though Daniel Levy dislikes seeing players go for free, the midfielder will still have 18 months left on his contract in January, and we just don’t see a team paying a transfer price to sign him.
Ndombele is under contrac
Tanguy Ndombele is an incredible player when he’s on his game, but like Galatasaray has realized recently, it’s time for the Frenchman and Tottenham to realize that this will not work out.
From where we are sitting, the only way that either party can get a fresh start in January is if they rip up his pact.
Even though Daniel Levy dislikes seeing players go for free, the midfielder will still have 18 months left on his contract in January, and we just don’t see a team paying a transfer price to sign him.
Ndombele is under contract with Tottenham for £200,000 per week (Spotrac). The wisest course of action for the Spurs would be to meet with him and his representative and come to a termination agreement.
t with Tottenham for £200,000 per week (Spotrac). The wisest course of action for the Spurs would be to meet with him and his representative and decide to end his contract.
They further assert that Ndombele will return to Tottenham at the start of the new year because his loan agreement will expire during the January transfer window.
t Lyon, he was one of Europe’s most exciting talents. Tottenham paid a hefty sum to sign him in 2019 because of his promise, but since then, his career has declined.
Despite winning the Serie A title in Italy, Ndombele had two rather dismal loan stints at Lyon and then Napoli before being sent on a season-long loan to Galatasaray.
