Manu Fajardo, the sports director of Real Betis, has given a strong indication that the team intends to try to re-sign Giovani Lo Celso by saying that the La Liga team is aware of the midfielder’s abilities.

The writing appears to be on the wall for Lo Celso, who has not played much recently for Tottenham and will be entering his contract’s final year in June.

The 28-year-old, who is expected to return to Spanish football, has reportedly attracted interest from the Lilywhties, who are reportedly prepared to cash in on him.

Estadio Deportivo recently provided an update via TEAMtalk, stating that Betis “have not forgotten the attacking midfielder” and are committed to re-sign him

According to the outlet, the Spurs player is amenable to going back to Benito Villamarin Stadium because he thinks it would help him become a regular for the Argentina national team.

Additionally, the article said that Betis and Tottenham are in “continuous and fluid contact” regarding a summer transfer for the midfield player, and that the Spanish team has advanced to the head of the line for his signing.

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Now that Lo Celso has talked well of him, Fajardo has insisted that the transfer won’t be hampered by Nabil Fekir’s employment with the team.

Speaking to Radio Sevilla (translated by Diario de Sevilla), the Betis director addressed the rumors that the Tottenham player would be making a comeback. “He is a player who already showed his worth at Betis, who is now doing so with Argentina, and who is complementary to Fekir, one should not be a substitute for the other,” he said.

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This appears to be proof that Betis will attempt to acquire Lo Celso again, but they won’t likely have a free hand in landing the Tottenham midfield player as other La Liga teams may be vying for his services this summer.

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