Report: 25-year-old Tottenham player about to come back from injury, but he’s already in talks to leave

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Tottenham Hotspur full-back Sergio Reguilon is only just about to come back from injury, but the Athletic reports that he’s already been in talks to leave this summer. 

Reports have suggested today that Nottingham Forest are now eyeing a possible move for Reguilon and it seems that talks have already taken place. 

The 25-year-old has fallen out-of-favour in North London under boss Antonio Conte.

He’s reportedly been banished from first-team training and looks set to leave Spurs this summer.

And now it seems that Forest are lining up a late move for the Spaniard, just as he is returning to full fitness. 

Reguilon already in talks to leave

The Athletic reports that Forest are now considering a move for Reguilon this summer, with talks believed to have already taken place in recent weeks. 

It remains unclear whether the Reds will be able to sign the Spurs man. But they are looking for cover due to the recent injury to Omar Richards.

Sources at Spurs claim that Reguilon is just about to come back from injury after a period on the sidelines at the end of last season.

And if Forest do move for the Spanish international, Tottenham will want them to pay his wages in full.

If Steve Cooper is looking to add another left-back to his squad this summer, then a move for Reguilon seems to make perfect sense. 

The Spurs man has become a victim of the Conte revolution at Spurs and just doesn’t seem to fit what the Italian demands from his wing-backs.

But Reguilon could fit well into Cooper’s attacking system and provide a real threat down the left-hand side.

If Forest are able to cover his wages like Spurs are demanding, then he could slot straight into Cooper’s side.

The Spanish full-back has put in some decent displays for Tottenham, but it just hasn’t worked out for him.

And as the player hasn’t featured in a matchday squad for Conte since April, he will probably be keen to move on and play regular first-team football.