Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Pape Matar Sarr is increasingly likely to leave the club this summer, with a major transfer on the cards—especially if he delivers a strong performance for Senegal national football team at the upcoming World Cup.
Despite a mixed campaign at Tottenham Hotspur, the 23-year-old has drawn interest from several elite clubs ahead of the transfer window. Spurs could be forced into a sale if they suffer relegation from the Premier League, as they prepare for potential life in the Championship.
According to reports shared on Football Insider’s Transfer Insider podcast, Tottenham’s summer strategy will largely depend on how the remainder of the season unfolds. Sarr’s value—and the number of suitors—could rise significantly if he shines on the international stage.
Sources indicate that giants like Bayern Munich and Real Madrid are monitoring him closely, while Paris Saint-Germain are also said to be interested. A strong World Cup showing could further boost his price tag and determine his next destination if Spurs drop out of the top flight.
Sarr’s key stats this season include 23 appearances, 1,351 minutes played, five goal contributions, a 60% dribble success rate, 5.66 ground duels won per 90, 1.8 aerial duels won per 90, and 12.1 defensive actions per 90.
Meanwhile, fellow midfielder Conor Gallagher could also be on the move. The 26-year-old, who joined Spurs from Atletico Madrid in January, has struggled to make a major impact during the relegation battle.
However, after showing signs of improvement against Brighton, he has caught the attention of Everton, who are reportedly considering a loan-to-buy deal this summer to strengthen their midfield.
Regardless of whether Tottenham avoid relegation, Gallagher could still depart North London, though he remains an important figure under Roberto De Zerbi as the club fights to stay up.
