Journalist Dan Kilpatrick has expressed his belief that Tottenham defender Ryan Sessegnon is unlikely to have a future at the club.
Due to multiple injuries that have hampered his Spurs career, Sessegnon has missed about 700 games, or almost two years of football.
This season, his most recent setback happened when he was sidelined until January due to a hamstring injury he suffered during preseason training. He played just 10 minutes in the FA Cup match against Burnley despite making a quick comeback, which kept him out of action for several more weeks.
After making his comeback with the U21s against West Ham, he played just 37 minutes before suffering another hamstring strain. This time, the injury required additional surgery and he was expected to miss three months, which put an end to his season and raised questions about his future with the team.
Speaking about Sessegnon’s predicament on The Tottenham Way Podcast, Kilpatrick said that the player will probably be moved, giving him the chance to look for a new opportunity somewhere. “I think Sessegnon should go and probably will go,” he stated. It would be good for him to start over. In the summer, he was highly sought after, and Conte had a deep affection for him. He doesn’t seem to have much of a future at Spurs, but I hope he can get healthy again.
According to rumors, Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy may decide to let go of Sessegnon during the summer transfer window in an effort to find a replacement for the defender who is prone to injuries and could mark the end of his time with the team.
