Here are your Tottenham morning headlines on Tuesday, September 7.
UEFA announce major decision
UEFA have made the announcement that supporters are once again allowed to attend away fixtures in Europe this season.
Away fans have thus far not been permitted throughout the Covid-19 pandemic but Spurs fans will now be allowed to travel as the north Londoners attempt to navigate the inaugural season of the Europa Conference League.
However, there is one slight requirement however and that is that the decision still remains solely with the national and local governments of the relevant countries.
Read the full story here.
Sergio Reguilon gets Spain call
One man with Spurs connections who is soon set for travels is left-back Sergio Reguilon.
The Spanish left-back has received a call-up for his national team following the injury sustained by fellow defender Jose Gaya.
Reguilon is now set to fly out to Kosovo for his nation’s final game of the international break.
Meanwhile, Ryan Sessegnon has returned to north London after the injury he picked up in training with the England Under-21s.
Find out more here.
Spurs plot Kessie swap deal
Whilst the summer transfer window, Spurs already appear to be turning their attentions to January window.
According to reports from Calciomercato, Fabio Paratici is planning a move for AC Milan midfielder Franck Kessie, who is out of contract next summer.
It is suggested that Spurs could even attempt to seal a swap deal with Tanguy Ndombele heading to the San Siro in exchange for the Ivorian.
Read more about the potential move here.
