HITC Photo by Tottenham Hotspur FC/Tottenham Hotspur FC via Getty Images Jose Enrique has taken to Twitter to give his reaction to speculation that Sergio Reguilon is about to leave Antonio Conte’s Tottenham Hotspur and join Diego Simeone’s Atletico Madrid in the summer transfer window.
Fabrizio Romano has reported on Twitter that Reguilon will leave Tottenham for Atletico on a loan deal.
Atletico Madrid and Tottenham are checking contracts for Reguilón deal on loan, no buy option included.
It’s matter of final details and then it will be done. 🚨⚪️🔴 #Atleti Atletico are waiting for Renan Lodi to agree personal terms with #NFFC then Reguilón will join. pic.twitter.com/ZnLaqD1QX7 Renan Lodi to Nottingham Forest, here we go!
Deal now fully agreed between all parties, personal terms too.
It's done and sealed, medical scheduled and documents to be signed on Sunday. 🚨🌳🇧🇷 #NFFC Forest will pay €5m loan fee to Atletico Madrid , plus €30m buy option #Atleti pic.twitter.com/pUWfomimFz The well-known and well-respected journalist has claimed that once the final details are sorted and Renan Lodi’s transfer to Nottingham Forest is finalised, the 25-year-old former Real Madrid left-back will move to Atletico from Spurs.
Former Liverpool star and Stadium Astro pundit Enrique believes that Reguilon is a really good left-back, and thinks that Atletico are about to get a great deal.
Great deal this one for Atlético de Madrid he is a really good left back pic.twitter.com/zWeRs7a0CJ In our view, it makes sense that Sergio Reguilon is leaving Tottenham Hotspur for Atletico Madrid in the summer transfer window.
Tottenham head coach Antonio Conte does not fancy the former Real Madrid left-back, and it made no sense whatsoever for the Spaniard to continue at Spurs.
He was not going to get any playing time at the North London club.
Atletico are one of the biggest clubs in Spain, and regularly challenge for the La Liga title and compete in the UEFA Champions League, and Reguilon could flourish in his native country.
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