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Tottenham Hotspur has announced the departures of Fraser Forster and Sergio Reguilon, marking the end of their contracts with the club. Additionally, Timo Werner will return to RB Leipzig after the conclusion of his loan at Tottenham. Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg's move to Marseille becomes permanent this summer, and Kevin Danso finalizes his switch from loan to permanent at RC Lens. These roster changes reflect Tottenham's strategic shift as they prepare for the upcoming season.

Key Points: Tottenham Confirms Forster Reguilon Exit Werner Back to Leipzig

  • Tottenham releases Forster Reguilon and Whiteman post-contract
  • Timo Werner's Leipzig return finalizes Spurs spell
  • Spurs affirm Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg's permanent Marseille transfer
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Tottenham Hotspur confirm Forster and Reguilon's departure, Werner returns to Leipzig

Tottenham confirms Forster, Reguilon departures; Timo Werner returns to RB Leipzig after loan.

"It's been a privilege to be part of Spurs but now it’s time to move on. - Sergio Reguilon"

London, May 31

Tottenham Hotspur have confirmed the departures of Fraser Forster, Sergio Reguilon and Alfie Whiteman following the conclusion of their contracts, while Timo Werner departs following the conclusion of his loan spell and will return to RB Leipzig.

Experienced goalkeeper Forster joined the North London outlet in the summer of 2022 following several years at Southampton. During the recently concluded season, he played 13 games, including four in the early stages of Spurs’ Europa League success, taking his overall number of appearances to 34.

Left-back Reguilon arrived in 2020 and started the 2021 Carabao Cup Final against Manchester City. After two seasons as a first-team regular, he spent time on loan at Atletico Madrid, Manchester United and Brentford before returning to Tottenham for the recently concluded season, where he played a further six times in Spurs colours, taking his overall tally to 73 appearances and two goals.

Homegrown goalkeeper Whiteman came up through the Spurs Academy system before breaking through into the senior squad. He first appeared on the bench for Spurs in 2017 and made his competitive first-team debut in a UEFA Europa League victory over Ludogorets at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in November 2020. In addition to his one appearance, he had two separate loan spells at Swedish top-flight side Degerfors IF in 2021 and 2022, helping them avoid relegation from the Allsvenskan on both occasions.

Forward Timo joined Tottenham on an initial six-month loan from RB Leipzig in January 2024, before returning for a second loan spell for the duration of the 2024/25 campaign. In total, he scored three goals in 41 appearances.

Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg's loan to Marseille will become a permanent transfer this summer while Kevin Danso, who was with Spurs on loan from RC Lens, has completed the permanent switch.

- IANS

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Rahul K.
Sad to see Reguilon go, he had some great moments for Spurs! But honestly, the team needs fresh blood in defense. Hope we sign someone solid this transfer window. COYS! âš½
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Priya M.
Werner's return to Leipzig was expected - he never really clicked at Spurs. 3 goals in 41 appearances is just not good enough for a club with top-4 ambitions. Better to invest in younger talent!
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Arjun S.
Forster was a decent backup keeper but at 36, it makes sense to move on. Wonder if Spurs will promote from within or buy someone new? The academy has produced some good keepers recently.
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Sanjana P.
As an Indian Spurs fan waking up to this news - mixed feelings! Reguilon had passion but was inconsistent. Hojbjerg's permanent exit is good business though. Now please sign a proper striker! 🙏
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Vikram J.
Whiteman's departure is a shame - homegrown talent should get more chances. But with the competition at Spurs, understandable. Hope he finds success elsewhere in the Premier League!
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Neha R.
Watching Spurs from Mumbai - this squad overhaul was needed! The team looked stale last season. Now the management must back the new manager properly in the transfer market. No more half-measures!

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