Reguilón moved to Spurs from Real Madrid four years ago in a £32m move. His £53k-per-week contract at Spurs expires next summer.
Last month, it was reported that Manchester United was interested in bringing him back to Old Trafford, but those rumours have cooled down on that front since then.
Ange Postecoglou does not fancy Reguilón, that much is clear. He is in the final year of his Spurs contract, which will not be extended.
If the Spaniard’s demand for European football with his next club is not met this summer, Spurs could lose him for free next summer; being a Europa League winner, Reguilón would back himself to earn a contract with a Europe-playing club if he weren’t attached to a club.Therefore, Spurs need to help Reguilón and do everything they can to move him on this summer, regardless of how much loss they have to sustain.
Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou described his team’s second-half collapse in the 3-2 loss at Brighton as “unacceptable” and “as bad as it gets.”
Spurs conceded three goals in an 18-minute span soon after halftime in a meltdown that might be familiar to the club’s fans.“It is a terrible loss for us — as bad as it gets,” said Postecoglou, whose side was 2-0 up after goals by Brennan Johnson and James Maddison.
The Australian coach, who is in his second season at Tottenham, said it was the “worst defeat since I’ve been here.”
Destiny Udogie and Cristian Romero’s defending against Brighton
“It was a great goal and a brilliant tackle, more than anything (from Rutter),” said Scholes. “Again, Udogie’s a little bit weak in his defensive display. I think Bentancur also tries to actually see the ball out.
“A great retrieving tackle from Rutter. You have to say that it’s a little lucky that it falls to Danny Welbeck.
“But watch Romero, absolutely sleeping, he actually thinks that Bentancur is in control of it. You can’t do that. You have to anticipate that your forward, the man you are marking, it might come to him. You stay with him. But he is just absolutely ball-watching, Danny steps in front, uses his experience and finishes it well.Perhaps going on international duty with Argentina will help matters because he is consistently on fire for them and doesn’t miss a beat.
But, either way, you don’t know if Tottenham should be glad the international break has come about or if they just needed another game to come about as soon as possible.That wasn’t even the left-back’s first mistake because he also had a horror moment when Brighton opened their scoring early in the second half.
Whilst Udogie is young and can perhaps hide under that umbrella, it’s fair to say that the under-fire Cristian Romero can’t.
As Scholes mentioned, Romero was ‘ball-watching’ as Welbeck had the easiest of headers, at point-blank range, to score and, in the end, win the game for his team, as he told Premier League Productions .
This isn’t the first time the World Cup winner has made a mistake this season and it’s not even Christmas yet, which proves the difficult waters he is already swimming in.
