Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Moussa Sissoko has said that he is not sure whether he will continue at the club beyond the end of his contract.
The French midfielder joined Spurs in 2016 and has made 190 appearances in all competitions for the north London club.
The versatile central midfielder, who can also play as a right-sided midfielder, has made 18 appearances in the Premier League. He has also featured in the Europa League, League Cup and the FA Cup this season.
Sissoko has suggested that he will let his agent deal with his contract situation.
The 31-year-old, who is on £80k-per-week wages, has a contract at the club till 2023, and he has suggested that ‘things can go very quickly in football’ although he wishes to continue.
Many Spurs fans have taken to Twitter to express their reactions. It seems Spurs fans feel that he should be sold.
One thing about Moussa Sissoko is that he’s the ultimate professional, started his career here very poorly and slowly worked his way up to being a pivotal part of our midfield for many years as well as in the dressing room.
— Hugo House (@HorridHugo) February 16, 2021
Epitomises the rapid decline and mistakes of our club perfectly.
Huge fee for an average player at best
Big wages than actual key players like Eriksen
Terrible footballer who on Earth scouted him
— To Dare Is Too Dear (@toDAREis2DEAR) February 16, 2021
Off in the summer along with Winks.
Skipp to return and Sabitzer in sorts the midfield.
Especially if we can get Gio injury free and Dele back on form.— Rob (@RobMDK) February 16, 2021
Get out. Not good enough. Didn’t track his man 2 mins after coming on the other night. What kind of mentality is that
— Tom (@mk2_tom) February 16, 2021
Never seen a players legs turn to jelly as much as sissoko’s do in the final third
— Stewart day (@Stewartday78) February 16, 2021
Love Moussa but if a good offer comes in we should sell
— Josh (@josh_wiggan) February 16, 2021
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Sissoko has claimed that he has offers on the table, so chances are high that he will leave the club before the end of his contract.
The former Newcastle midfielder has done well in recent years, but he has never reached the height everyone expected him to attain. Nevertheless, he is a very good squad player.
Spurs, however, should be looking to bolster their midfield and bring in more quality players in the summer transfer window.
The north London club could engage in a massive rebuilding process where several players (the high earners) could be shipped out, and Sissoko could be one of them.
