Tottenham Hotspur’s Ivan Perisic is currently recovering from a long-term injury and it looks unlikely that he will return to play for the club in the future. With his contract expiring in the summer, it seems unlikely that Tottenham will extend his deal. Fabrizio Romano has confirmed that Perisic will not be featuring for Tottenham any longer, leaving many wondering where he will end up next.
The Croatian international, who has made 129 appearances for his country, initially joined Tottenham on a free transfer from Inter Milan during Antonio Conte’s tenure as manager. He had a successful debut season, impressing with his versatility as a winger and wing-back. However, this season has not gone as planned, and his injury has ruled him out of contributing to the team.
Perisic’s experience and quality make him an attractive option for many teams, and it remains to be seen where he will end up next season. Reports suggest that Hajduk Split are keen to sign him this month and are working to finalize a deal.
Given the circumstances, it seems highly unlikely that Perisic will play for Tottenham again. As Romano stated, there’s a 99% chance that he will move on from the club, with Hajduk Split making a strong push to secure his signature in the January transfer window.
