Midfielder Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg is not content with his circumstances at Tottenham, according to manager Ange Postecoglou.
The 28-year-old Danish international has only made a few Premier League starts this season under Postecoglou, compared to being a reliable starter in the previous several seasons, and the Australian coach acknowledged the lack of playing time under his belt.
Hojbjerg arrived at Tottenham in 2020 after leaving Southampton for a £15 million transfer, but it appears that his time at the N17 is drawing to an end.
He has only played for the first team for barely more than 1,200 minutes overall, despite making 32 appearances. The former midfield player for Bayern Munich is apparently set to leave Spurs during the next summer transfer window.
Ange Postecoglou agreed Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg’s is Not Happy at Tottenham
In order to prevent him from leaving on a free transfer, Daniel Levy and company are already considering his possible departure when his contract expires in the summer of 2025.
According to Football.London, the manager of Tottenham recently discussed Hojbjerg’s dissatisfaction:
“No, he’s exerting every effort. He said that although he is practicing hard, he is disappointed that he hasn’t played more. I recognize that,” the Australian manager of Spurs said.”It’s likely that other athletes in there are just as upset about not being able to play. It’s alright. I recognize that; after all, they are people.
What I watch out for is how they train, how they behave, and whether they are prepared to contribute when given the chance. Pierre has undoubtedly been, but there are other people in the same situation.
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Last winter, he was almost leaving North London when Atletico Madrid showed interest, but the deal fell through, and he stayed with the team.For some time now, Juventus, one of the biggest teams in Italy, has been trying to lure the 28-year-old to Turin.
After serving the team admirably for the entire summer and, presumably, having done his job at N17 as we head into the last stretch of the season aiming for a customary top four finish, Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg will be allowed to search for pastures beyond Tottenham.
