De Zerbi settles on Conor Gallagher's Tottenham future amid January transfer interest
Roberto De Zerbi appears to have made his mind up over Conor Gallagher's future at Tottenham Hotspur ahead of the January transfer window, with several reports suggesting the midfielder is attracting plenty of outside interest.
Football365 reports that De Zerbi has reached a decision on whether to let Gallagher leave, with the piece noting interest from Daniel Farke's Leeds United as one of the clubs keen on the midfielder (Football365).
Spurs Web goes further, stating that De Zerbi "reportedly has no intention" of allowing Gallagher to leave Tottenham in January, despite the growing Premier League interest circling him (Spurs Web).
TeamTalk, however, frames things differently, reporting that De Zerbi has actually come to a decision over "offloading" Gallagher in the January window, with that outlet naming both Everton and Crystal Palace as suitors rather than Leeds (TeamTalk).
So while all three outlets agree that a decision has been reached by De Zerbi over Gallagher's immediate future, there's a clear split on what that decision actually is. Spurs Web suggests the Tottenham boss wants to keep hold of the midfielder, whereas TeamTalk's report points towards Gallagher potentially being sold in January. Football365 doesn't specify which way the decision has gone, but confirms Leeds' interest as part of the picture.
For Tottenham fans, the takeaway is that Gallagher's situation is very much live heading into January, with multiple Premier League clubs credited with interest and De Zerbi said to have settled on a course of action - even if it's not entirely clear from the reporting which direction that is. It will be one to watch as the window approaches.
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