What future holds for Wilson Odobert as double transfer deal on cards at Tottenham
Wilson Odobert has emerged as a transfer target for Ipswich Town at Tottenham Hotspur.
The winger is nearing a return from his ACL injury at the North London outfit, which has kept him out since February.
Last season, the 21-year-old saw his influence at the Lilywhites increase after putting in some encouraging performances.
Odobert now faces an uncertain future at Spurs as Roberto De Zerbi oversees a squad overhaul.
Several young talents, including Lukas Vuskovic, Will Lankshear, Ashley Phillips and Alfie Devine, have left the club permanently.
The North Londoners are planning further additions ahead of deadline day, which could lead to more departures from N17.
Who Ipswich Town want in double Tottenham deal
Odobert's recovery seems to be going well and Ipswich look to be keeping an eye on the situation.
The Tractor Boys are being linked with a move for the France Under-21 international who scored one goal and provided two assists in seven Champions League appearances last season.
According to journalist Darren Witcoop on 26 August, Ipswich are considering a double deal for Odobert and Tyrese Hall at Spurs.
The Premier League newcomers are exploring possible moves for the North London outfit's young prospects.
Hall, 20, spent last season on loan at Notts County, scoring seven goals and providing two assists in League One.
Apart from Ipswich, clubs in the second and third divisions of English football are also interested in the Jamaican international.
Wilson Odobert situation assessed at Spurs
Tottenham are looking to sign Omar Marmoush after already completing one deal with Manchester City.
Savinho has completed a big-money move to the North Londoners and will surely be competing with the likes of Mohammed Kudus for a place in the starting lineup.
Marmoush is a versatile attacking option who can play up top or on the left-wing.
Mathys Tel put in some encouraging performances during pre-season, but was unable to do much in the 3-0 loss to Brentford.
With an attacking revolution on the cards at Spurs, Odobert faces uncertainty around his role in N17 and may prefer a move to Ipswich for guaranteed game time.