Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano shares a lot of news about Tottenham striker Alejo Veliz.
We previously reported that Sevilla from La Liga were interested in the player. The Spanish side made a bid for the 20-year-old, with the intention of loaning him out until the end of the season.
The report stated that the offer was a direct loan with no option to buy.
Tottenham were considering accepting the offer, but the player is said to be keen to leave the club on loan in search of regular playing time.
Since then, things have developed quickly, with Romano revealing that the player is in Sevilla, where he is due to undergo a medical.
If the medical goes well, Sevilla will complete his loan, which will see him spend the rest of the campaign with Europa League specialists.
Romano announced the news on X:
“Alejo Véliz, at Sevilla right now for medical tests – a crucial step after the recent injury for the Argentine striker. If all goes according to plan, Sevilla will proceed with the move on loan with no option to buy clause included. In any case, he will return to Spurs in June.”
The transfer makes sense for all parties involved. The talented striker will be able to play football at the highest level on a regular basis, which will be good for his development.
It would not be easy for him to play regularly with Spurs now, given that they already have a number of options in attack, with Brennan Johnson, Richarlison and Heung-min Son all capable of playing at the top level.