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Report: Juventus join race to sign Tottenham left-back Sergio Reguilon

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Juventus have joined the race to sign Sergio Reguilon, with Tottenham Hotspur ready to let the left-back leave during the summer transfer window, according to Calciomercatoweb.

Reguilon could be on the move in the coming weeks. The Spain international was left out of Spurs’ squad for their pre-season tour to South Korea.

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It appears that Sevilla want the 25-year-old. But they are not the only admirers of Reguilon.

Reports on Tuesday claimed that the Tottenham player has several offers from a number of European giants. And it seems that Juventus may be one in the running.

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According to Calciomercatoweb, Juve want a new left-back. And Reguilon is one of the players on their radar.

Juventus want Sergio Reguilon

Sevilla may have concerns about Juventus joining the race to sign Reguilon from Spurs. Obviously, there are strong links between Tottenham and the Serie A side.

Antonio Conte and Fabio Paratici previously worked in Turin. And the two clubs agreed deals for Rodrigo Bentancur and Dejan Kulusevski during the January transfer window.

There has also been speculation that Spurs could be interested in Weston McKennie. So it will be interesting to see whether Tottenham, at the very least, ask the question about whether there may be any scope for a swap.

Spurs can demand a large fee for Reguilon. He is a ‘superb‘ player who would be a key man for a lot of top sides across Europe. They also spent up to £32 million to bring him to North London.

Tottenham will hope that the amount of interest will lead to a bidding war. They may have their eye on making one or two more impressive signings before the window closes later this summer.

So selling Reguilon for a good price will definitely help their cause.