Tottenham Hotspur round-up: Rose to stay, three could leave, Alderweireld contract and Son reaches final

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Rose to stay

Danny Rose is expecting to stay at Tottenham Hotspur. The left-back was seemingly set for an exit from the club this month, with PSG and Marseille said to be keen on a loan deal for the player.

However, he was a surprise starter v Manchester United on Monday night and a report from the Telegraph claims Mauricio Pochettino now wants him to stay.

Speaking to the Evening Standard the England star revealed he had held conversations with Pochettino about his future and is not listening to speculation about his future.

Three could go

Whilst Rose looks set to stay, the Telegraph reports others could be moved on.

It suggests three members of the current Tottenham first-team are considered expendable.

Moussa Sissoko and Georges-Kevin Nkoudou are available either on loan or on permanent deals.

Josh Onomah is available for a loan deal to the Championship if an interested party can afford his loan fee.

Toby deal

Tottenham are also hoping to tie down Toby Alderweireld to a new contract, after months of negotiations.

According to HLN, Spurs are willing to offer the Belgian defender one last long-term deal in order to secure his future to the club.

So far they have struggled to match his wage and contract length demands but Alderweireld is happy at Spurs and there is renewed hope this ordeal could finally end.

Son into final

Heung-min Son is now just one win away from avoiding his two military service stint with the South Korean army.

The Tottenham forward will be given an exemption from the duty, should he help his nation to a gold medal at the Asian Games.

Today, South Korea defeated Vietnam 3-1 this morning and will face Japan in the final on Saturday.