Manchester United is expected to trigger extensions for their trio, while Spurs will allow their duo to leave. Lloris remains professional at Spurs despite not playing, while Wan-Bissaka's future is uncertain.
Manchester United will presumably trigger extensions for this trio and delay the decision until next year. But Spurs will let their duo leave…“There has been nothing other than him being very, very professional about everything,” said Ange Postecoglou in September when it became clear that a) Lloris was never going to play for Spurs again and b) Lloris had no intention of exiling himself in Saudi Arabia even though offers were on the table.
So here he is, diligently training at Spurs – where he has played over 400 games – and waiting for the chance to either move for pennies in January or bugger all next summer.From completely unwanted to sort of reluctantly needed, it now seems that Wan-Bissaka is stuck in some sort of no man’s land. Is he the right-back Erik ten Hag wants? Probably not. Are they willing to let him leave on a free transfer next summer? Probably not. The solution – as it usually is at Manchester United – is likely to trigger a one-year contract extension and delay the decision before letting him leave for nothing in 2025 instea
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