The cloth burns between Tanguy Ndombele (23) and José Mourinho. The Portuguese manager renowned for his daily requirements exceeds the French midfielder. Between the two men the differences of opinion have multiplied in recent hours and the former Lyonnais seems to be exhausted today. It must be said that the Special One does not particularly appreciate the nonchalance of the person concerned or his difficulties in being regular in performance.
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The relationship between Mourinho and the player would have reached a point of no return. Aware that his future at Tottenham is obscuring, the French international is thinking of a departure this summer. As we revealed to you, FC Barcelona but also Bayern Munich and PSG would be thinking of attracting the native of Longjumeau in their nets. Author of two achievements in nineteen Premier League appearances, Ndombele still enjoys a good popularity rating on the market. Under contract until 2025, the Spurs will not sell off a player for whom they spent 60 million euros last summer. This Saturday, Sports world unveils new information on the Ndombele case.
José Mourinho blocks a departure from Ndombele
And these are surprising to say the least. If on the side of FC Barcelona we keep a close eye on the situation of the player, Tottenham would have a very different vision of things. The English club would have signified to the Spanish media that José Mourinho would indeed like to see his player stay next season. The Spurs also said there was no tension between the Portuguese manager and the French player.
The Special One would therefore count more than ever on an element which nevertheless gives it a hard time on a daily basis. In the margin of this information, José Mourinho would be skeptical about a future incorporation of Philippe Coutinho within the eleven of Tottenham. Do you have a feeling that will definitively bury the track leading to the Brazilian attacking midfield? In the meantime, if Tanguy Ndombele wants to get away from it all this summer, he will have to convince José Mourinho of the merits of this decision …
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