Tottenham’s Sergio Reguilon has two possible exit routes from the club | OneFootball

Tottenham and Sergio Reguilon may be heading for an imminent parting of ways.

Despite the January transfer window closing in England, the Spanish left-back remains a potential departure from North London, with interest growing from overseas.

The defender's time at Spurs has been far from smooth, and his future at the club now looks increasingly uncertain.

Injuries within the squad kept him in North London for the winter transfer window, but his situation could change in the coming days.

While Tottenham managed to keep hold of the 28-year-old, other clubs have not given up hope of securing his services.

With a key European transfer deadline still open, Sergio Reguilon's next move could be decided sooner rather than later.

Turkish giants keen on signing Sergio Reguilon

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According to reports from AS, Turkish sides Galatasaray and Besiktas are actively pursuing Reguilon, looking to capitalise on the extended transfer window in Turkey, which remains open until 12 February.

This provides a crucial opportunity for the Spanish defender to secure regular playing time elsewhere.

Reguilon was close to leaving Tottenham during the January window, with AS Monaco making a late approach.

However, Spurs ultimately chose to retain him, largely due to ongoing injury concerns within the squad.

Currently in the final months of his contract, the full-back is set to become a free agent in the summer unless a transfer or loan deal materialises.

With limited game time at Spurs, a switch to Turkey could offer him a much-needed fresh start.

A career in search of stability

Since joining Tottenham from Real Madrid in 2020, Reguilon has struggled to establish himself as a consistent starter.

Loan spells at Atletico Madrid, Manchester United, and Brentford have punctuated his time in England, reflecting his uncertain standing within Spurs’ plans.

His best performances arguably came during his loan spell at Sevilla, where he played a key role in their 2019-20 UEFA Europa League triumph.

This season, he has featured just five times across all competitions, making only one start in the FA Cup.

Given his lack of minutes, a move to Galatasaray or Besiktas would provide him with the chance to revitalise his career in a highly competitive league.

The coming days will be crucial in determining whether Sergio Reguilon remains at Tottenham or embarks on a new chapter in Turkey.