New footage reveal what Guglielmo Vicario did to Yves Bissouma after Villarreal game

New footage reveal what Guglielmo Vicario did to Yves Bissouma after Villarreal game
For all the promise Yves Bissouma once carried when he joined Tottenham, the Malian midfielder’s spell in North London is increasingly shaping up as a story of wasted potential and missed opportunities. This isn’t a good look, no matter what foolishness Bissouma may or may not have been up to during his time at Spurs, and the outlook for his future at the club appears bleak.
Bissouma has undeniably fallen down the pecking order and may well never feature for Tottenham again. Just a few weeks ago, reports surfaced linking him with a move away from North London, but even those plans hit a roadblock. The 28-year-old was heavily tipped for a transfer to Turkish giants Galatasaray, only for the deal to collapse after he reportedly failed a medical. That revelation painted a concerning picture of both his physical condition and his professional standing in Europe.
The midfielder’s time at Spurs has been turbulent in recent months. Under new manager Thomas Frank, Bissouma has found himself out of favour not only because of injuries but also due to disciplinary issues. Sources close to the club suggest that persistent lateness and a lack of professionalism have strained his relationship with the coaching staff. Matters came to a head when Frank excluded him from Tottenham’s UEFA Super Cup squad against Paris Saint-Germain – a decision that spoke volumes about his standing within the team.
Adding to the woes, a knee injury has further complicated his season. Bissouma has yet to make a Premier League appearance this campaign, and with competition for midfield places intensifying, his absence has only widened the gap between him and those who are consistently available. For a player once hailed as Mali’s best, even winning the ‘Mali Player of the Year’ award, the decline has been striking.
At Hotspur Way, there were once celebrations and high-fives about what Bissouma could bring to the project. Now, those same moments look hollow. Unless there’s a dramatic turnaround, Yves Bissouma’s Spurs career could quietly fizzle out, leaving supporters wondering what might have been.