In a surprising turn of events, the future of Tottenham Hotspur left-back Sergio Reguilon is under the spotlight, and Fabrizio Romano, the renowned Italian journalist, has provided some intriguing insights. According to Romano, Reguilon is determined to depart from Tottenham in the January transfer window, fueled by his aspiration to secure regular first-team action, which seems unlikely within the current Spurs setup.

The Spanish left-back, who commanded a hefty £27 million fee upon his arrival at Tottenham (as reported by The Independent), had previously experienced a loan stint at Manchester United during the first half of the season. Now, with the January transfer window in full swing, Reguilon is actively seeking a new club to reignite his career.

Brentford emerges as a key player in this transfer saga, expressing substantial interest in acquiring the services of Sergio Reguilon. According to Romano, the Bees are diligently working to finalize a deal with Tottenham, intensifying their efforts to bring the talented left-back to their ranks.

In shedding light on this impending departure, Romano stated, “Yes, I think Reguilon will leave Tottenham in the January window. This is the plan. This is the intention on all sides. Reguilon wants to play, he wants to play on a regular basis. He needs to play probably to return to his best, and so the plan is to leave. Brentford are really interested, so they are pushing to make this deal happen with Tottenham.”

As the transfer window unfolds, the Reguilon saga adds an intriguing chapter to Tottenham’s dynamics, leaving fans and pundits alike eagerly anticipating the resolution of this high-profile departure.