Throughout the day, there have been several developments regarding the potential loan of Alejo Véliz from Tottenham to Sevilla.
The young player was acquired by Spurs last summer and was always considered a signing for the future, making a loan arrangement a logical choice.
Sevilla appeared to seize the opportunity, and numerous reports expressed confidence that the deal could be finalized by the end of the day, although ABC Sevilla seems to temper this optimism.
ABC Sevilla suggests that while the Tottenham striker is seen as the preferred option to assist the La Liga club in the second half of the season, there are uncertainties about what he can contribute. This stems from the fact that the 20-year-old sustained a knee injury just before the end of 2023 in a match against Brighton, and Ange Postecoglou indicated a two-month recovery period.
This raises concerns for Sevilla, as it implies that, if everything goes according to plan, he may not be available until the end of February. ABC Sevilla points out that this makes him a difficult option to justify at this point in the club’s season, as they urgently need immediate impact and can ill afford to wait for him to regain full fitness.
Whether this development will hinder the move remains uncertain, but the most recent report suggests that the Tottenham forward was quite optimistic about the potential outcome.
