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Tottenham are reportedly considering a reunion with their former defender, Kyle Walker-Peters, as part of their plans for the upcoming summer transfer window.
The Lilywhites are eyeing a move to bring back the English right-back from Southampton, leveraging a clause in Walker-Peters’ contract that allows for such a return.
According to talkSPORT, Walker-Peters remains a viable option in Ange Postecoglou’s transfer strategy for the summer.
The Lilywhites are considering re-signing the English right-back from Southampton due to a clause in the player’s contract that allows for such a move.
At 27 years old, Walker-Peters has less than 15 months remaining on his current contract with Southampton, which is due to expire in June of the following year.
With no extension discussions underway, his potential departure from St Mary’s Stadium seems increasingly likely.
During the ongoing campaign, Walker-Peters has been a consistent figure in Southampton’s lineup, starting in 43 games in the Championship and contributing three goals and three assists to his team’s cause.
The London-born player offers versatility, having primarily operated as a right-back in 35 appearances, while also showcasing his adaptability by featuring on the left flank of the defence on seven occasions. (Transfermarkt)
Given his familiarity with the club and his ability to contribute effectively on both defensive flanks, Tottenham Hotspur could view Walker-Peters as a valuable addition to bolster their squad ahead of the new season.
