"Tottenham find themselves at a crossroads as Yves Bissouma, the seasoned Mali international, appears increasingly likely to leave following a reported fallout with manager Thomas Frank. The midfielder is not a part of the new Tottenham manager's plans for this season and after disagreements with the manager, he wants to leave the club, according to Football Insider. Bissouma has slipped down the pecking order since Frank took charge of the club"
"Importantly, Bissouma was excluded from the squad for the UEFA Super Cup clash with PSG, a decision tied to unprofessional conduct, as the report mentions repeated instances of the player arriving late to training. The controversy continued as Bissouma was again excluded from Spurs' 25-man squad for the Champions League group stage. These incidents seem to have eroded Frank's trust, prompting a growing recognition within the club that offloading him may be best for all parties."
Yves Bissouma looks likely to depart Tottenham after falling out of favour under manager Thomas Frank and the new regime. The midfielder has slipped down the pecking order, particularly after the arrival of Joao Palhinha, and is reportedly not in the manager's plans. Bissouma was excluded from the UEFA Super Cup squad and omitted from Spurs' 25-man Champions League list amid alleged repeated late arrivals to training. The club now recognises that offloading him may be the best outcome, with transfer interest reportedly coming from Saudi Arabia and the Turkish Super Lig.
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