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Tottenham announces release of four high-profile players

[05/06/2024 04:48]

LONDON - SABA
English football club Tottenham Hotspur announced today the departure of 4 of their high-profile players upon the conclusion of their cotracts.

The London club announced in a statement on its official website the departure of Eric Dier (after Bayern Munich activated the purchase option in his contract, following a 6-month loan), and Ivan Perisic (who was loaned to Hajduk Split a few months ago), in addition to Ryan Sessegnon and Gavitt. Tanganga immediately after their contracts expire this June.