Roberto De Zerbi is reportedly keen to keep Conor Gallagher at Tottenham, but he should be sold in January.

GiveMeSport's Daniel Feliciano argues that Tottenham Hotspur should sell midfielder Conor Gallagher in the January transfer window despite manager Roberto De Zerbi's reported stance. A report from Football Insider claims De Zerbi has zero intention of letting Gallagher leave, but Feliciano contends the £35m signing from Atletico Madrid has failed to make a positive impact.
Gallagher joined Tottenham in January 2026 on a £200,000-a-week deal, managing just two goals across more than 1,500 minutes of action. With competing midfield options like Sandro Tonali and Mateus Fernandes established in the squad, Feliciano insists Spurs should take advantage of outside interest to recoup their investment.
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