Tottenham have every right to be angry as fresh report emerge from Spain
Alejo Veliz made the switch from Tottenham to Sevilla on loan back in January, but has struggled to make an impact on the pitch ever since. Reports suggest that Spurs are displeased with the treatment their player has received at the Spanish club.Veliz, who arrived at Tottenham from Rosario Central in Argentina last summer, failed to secure a regular spot in the team as they fought for Champions League qualification. His limited opportunities in the Premier League only amounted to 42 minutes across a few cameo appearances, with his most memorable moment being a consolation goal in a 4-2 defeat against Brighton.In an effort to aid Veliz’s growth, a decision was made to send him out on loan to Sevilla. However, despite initial optimism from manager Quique Sanchez Flores, the young striker has only seen 23 minutes of action since his arrival in Spain.Flores’ reluctance to give Veliz playing time has raised concerns, mirroring his treatment of another loanee, Hannibal Mejbri from Manchester United. With Sevilla struggling in La Liga, Flores’ focus on experienced players could be hindering the development of young talents like Veliz and Mejbri.If Veliz continues to be sidelined, it may be in the best interest of both Tottenham and the player to end the loan spell and find a club where he can showcase his abilities regularly. Otherwise, his growth as a player could be severely stunted by the lack of game-time he has experienced this season.
