According to Fabrizio Romano, Tottenham defender Sergio Reguilon may be given a permanent transfer to Manchester United.
Popular Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano stated that outcast of Tottenham Hotspur Sergio Reguilon may eventually make his loan move to Manchester United permanent in an interview with The United Stand on YouTube.
The Spanish full-back, who joined United on loan from Tottenham Hotspur late in the summer transfer window, has been nothing short of extraordinary since his arrival, giving United supporters optimism that his short-term assignment may turn into a long-term one.
Luke Shaw and Tyrell Malacia’s unlucky injuries forced Erik ten Hag, the architect behind this tactical coup, to move quickly. The Dutch manager decided to put his faith in Sergio Reguilon after thorough thought.
Reguilon has assimilated into the defensive structure of the Red Devils with ease, showcasing his talent in three recent matches against Brighton, Bayern Munich, and Burnley. Compared to his time at Tottenham, there is a sharp difference.
The raiding left-back has put up nothing short of amazing displays. The Spanishman’s status as a valued asset looks to have been cemented by his new mentors, who seem to be impressed by his persistence and talent. Fabrizio Romano echoed these opinions in an open interview with The United Stand, offering a fascinating window into the player’s future.
Sergio Reguilon has Sergio United extremely pleased. The break clause in January was intended to have him fill in for Shaw and Malacia when they are absent, but a permanent move can’t be ruled out.
At Manchester United, Sergio Reguilon is making an impression (Photo by James Chance/Getty Images)
The idea of Reguilon moving permanently from this loan situation will have Tottenham Hotspur licking their lips. Unfortunately for him, despite his evident skill, it has not worked out at the N17..
The former Real Madrid youth standout need a setting in which he feels at ease, and it appears like Erik ten Hag can provide him that in Manchester. The presence of Luke Shaw and Tyrell Malacia will force the Red Devils to reevaluate a permanent relocation, though.
It would be excellent for Tottenham if the Spaniard could keep giving Man United performances like this because it would raise his asking price. Let’s see what happens.
