Ryan Sessegnon should leave Fulham after his relegation

Tottenham Hotspur could revive his interest in Fulham teenager Ryan Sessegnon this summer after the club's relegation to the league.

Fulham's fate was sealed on Tuesday as a 4-1 defeat at Watford on Vicarage Road sentenced them to return quickly to the championship just one season after winning the Premier League with a final playoff win against Aston Villa.

Despite second place, Fulham wants to retain the majority of his squad, with the exception of the six lending players he currently owns. However, the Evening Standard announces that he expects to lose his precious property, Sessegnon.

The 18-year-old has a one-year contract at Craven Cottage and although he has not had the best season of his kind in the Premier League, he is unlikely to miss any offers when opening

Rumor has it that the Spurs were considering an offer to buy last summer before being put off by the valuation of £ 50 million from Fulham. However, he is supposed to claim a lower commission this time because of his contractual situation.

Mauricio Pochettino has urged the Spurs' council to "behave differently" before their first game at the new stadium against the Crystal Palace on Wednesday and Argentina should receive funding to strengthen its team.

Sessegnon is likely to return to the Spurs transfer radar given his availability, age, and local status, while questions remain about Danny Rose's long-term future, despite his good recent form.

Meanwhile, Sessegnon apologized to Fulham supporters for the team's performance this season, saying, "Last year we achieved something I dreamed about as a Fulham player. There was no better feeling for me than to find the club where I have been since I was a child, I went back to Prem.

"We knew this season would be a huge test, but we are delighted that it is ending like this. We know that all season we have not been good enough and we have finally paid the price.

"We can not thank the fans enough for the support week after week, which means that everything you've done has allowed us to go through very difficult times, all we can do now is try to finish the game. season in style. "