The latest scoop from Football.London reveals that Oliver Skipp has made a firm decision about his tenure at Tottenham Hotspur. Here’s the rundown on what the talented midfielder has in store.

According to Football.London’s report, Skipp is resolute about staying put at Tottenham Hotspur for the current transfer window. He’s reportedly committed to fighting for his place within the squad rather than seeking a move elsewhere, aligning perfectly with the club’s vision.

However, there’s a twist. The report hints at a potential departure for Skipp in the summer of 2024, depending on the midfield’s overcrowding. Despite this, the young talent’s contract extends until 2027.

Skipp, who has garnered praise from Leeds United’s Daniel Farke as a “highly-rated player,” joined Tottenham’s youth ranks in 2008 and has successfully climbed up to the senior squad.

In my view, Skipp faces a pivotal second half of the season to secure a lasting role at Tottenham. With limited Premier League starts and substitute appearances, his challenge intensifies, particularly with the return of Rodrigo Bentancur from injury. Tim Sherwood has expressed his concerns about Skipp’s situation.

To solidify his place, Skipp must elevate his performances and deliver consistently in every match opportunity he gets, proving his worth to manager Ange Postecoglou amidst increased competition.