Midfielder Yves Bissouma is expected to depart Tottenham after a fallout with coach Thomas Frank. With his contract expiring soon, he has lost his standing at Spurs. Everton, West Ham, and teams from Saudi Arabia and Turkey are keeping a close eye on his next move.

Tottenham Hotspur will face West Ham United this weekend in the Premier League. After two opening wins, Thomas Frank’s team has stalled with a 0-1 loss to Bournemouth. Returning from the international break, Spurs have just signed Randal Kolo Muani and the French striker might make his debut in the London Derby.

However, amid the anticipation for the new signing, turmoil is brewing within Tottenham as a key midfielder is preparing to leave. According to Football Insider, Yves Bissouma is very likely to part ways with Spurs after a disagreement with coach Thomas Frank.

Bissouma was once seen as a crucial figure in midfield, but since Frank took over Tottenham from Brentford, the Malian star has gradually lost his importance. The arrival of newcomer Joao Palhinha, who quickly impressed with his physical style and effective ball-winning, has pushed Bissouma down the pecking order.

Moreover, the 29-year-old midfielder has been criticized for unprofessional behavior, frequently arriving late to training sessions. He was even left out of the UEFA Super Cup squad against Paris Saint-Germain last month, a clear sign that Frank is unhappy with his attitude.

Sources reveal that the Danish coach is ready to let Bissouma leave because he does not want to keep players who lack commitment to the club’s long-term project. During the recent transfer window, both Everton and West Ham considered signing Bissouma, but the deal fell through. Nevertheless, the former Brighton player’s future remains uncertain as the transfer markets in Saudi Arabia and Turkey are still open.

Bissouma’s existing contract with Tottenham is set to end by the conclusion of this season. Spurs are likely to try to sell him this summer to avoid losing him for free, especially since the relationship between the player and the head coach seems irreparable.

As the North London club aims to compete for a Champions League spot, streamlining the squad to maintain harmony in the dressing room is seen as essential. Bissouma’s future now depends on moves in the transfer market and will also test Thomas Frank’s determination to rebuild Tottenham.