TOTTENHAM midfielder Tanguy Ndombele is attracting interested from Galatasaray, according to reports.
The North London club are ready to sell the Frenchman this summer after three underwhelming years at the club.
Spurs boss Antonio Conte has 'freezed out' Ndombele after he was not taken on his side's pre-season tour of South Korea.
Under the Italian the 25-year-old only made seven appearances before being shipped back to his former club Lyon on loan for the second half of last season.
This isn't the first-time a Tottenham manager has become disillusioned at Ndombele, Jose Mourinho also grew frustrated at his performances.
During his time at Tottenham he has featured 91 times scoring ten goals and registering a further nine assists.
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Ndombele is still the club's record signing, according to Transfermarkt, who claim the fee paid to Lyon for his services was £54million back in 2019.
Spurs recently signed Everton striker Richarlison for just shy of that in a deal worth £52million but it can increase to £60million if add-ons are met.
Turkish giants Galatasaray are tracking Ndombele but do not have sufficient funds to match the fee Spurs paid for him three years ago, claim reports in France.
Therefore, the club may have to cut their losses and offload the seven-time capped international for a lower price than they would like.
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