Japhet Tanganga has agreed to Spurs loan exit in principle

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A report from Turkish outlet Fanatik has claimed that Japhet Tanganga has an agreement in principle to leave Spurs for Galatasaray on loan this summer.

Source: The Boot Room

 

Hakkz

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Odd

 

kaz Hirai

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Would prefer a stronger league, like the bundesliga

 

Shadydan

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Surprised by this

 

dontcallme

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Any idea if Fanatik are a reliable source?

 

parj

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Surely he is our best right back?

 

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Doubt it personally. Maybe a bit of wishful thinking on their part.

 

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parj said:

Surely he is our best right back?

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He wants to play CB, I think this is why we want to move him out.

 

PLTuck

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According to AG he isn't first choice in any of the positions he can play, so a loan makes sense, but both club and player would prefer a UK loan.

 

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It is so much easier for a player to keep in a side if they have a second position they can play to a good level. The work he has done to convert to a RB should pay off in the long term.

 

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Thought there was an earlier report suggesting he and his family didn't fancy a move to Turkey?

 

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He needs a loan.

 

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Shadydan said:

Surprised by this

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Your surprised that a footballer wants to play football? Probably surprising that Harry Kane wants to win trophies too

 

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Black said:

Your surprised that a footballer wants to play football? Probably surprising that Harry Kane wants to win trophies too

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Or possibly surprised that a footballer wants to play football at a destination like Turkey...what do you reckon?

 

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Loan would be great but would be surprised if he went to Turkey. Would be a hell of a learning/cultural experience for a young player but riskier than sending him to, say, the Championship (higher chance of home sickness, inability to adapt, etc).

 

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Shadydan said:

Or possibly surprised that a footballer wants to play football at a destination like Turkey...what do you reckon?

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He's playing football right?

 

Shadydan

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Black said:

He's playing football right?

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No offence but are you new to football transfers?

Not every player signs for teams 'just because they are playing football'.

 

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Shadydan said:

No offence but are you new to football transfers?

Not every player signs for teams 'just because they are playing football'.

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Well in his case he's has said many times that he wants to play football not sit on the bench

 

Shadydan

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Black said:

Well in his case he's has said many times that he wants to play football not sit on the bench

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Right but Turkey isn't normally a place you go to to play football as a youngster, you might as well play in League 1 or the SPL.

Just merely playing football is one thing but the end goal is to improve and play in an environment which will assist in his development and help him grow as a person, how many players do you know who have let alone gone to Turkey from the Prem on loan to improve, playing in that league is normally an end station for players so I don't see how it benefits him.

 

Kingellesar

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Would be a weird move for him. Caulker has done pretty well over there the past couple seasons but you would have thought someone like Newcastle would have taken Tanganga on loan, or one of the promoted teams even.