Not all the players Tottenham wanted to let go over the summer have left the club.

Sergio Reguilon, one of the players told very early on that he was to look for new employers, remains in North London.

And there is a slight of Tottenham's attempts at moving the Spaniard on to be hampered by one of their local rivals.

Chelsea sending Ben Chilwell to Turkiye may stop Tottenham from offloading Sergio Reguilon As reported by Football London, a move to Turkiye for Ben Chilwell may still happen despite the player set for return to training with the first-team Blues.

If a last-minute move were to happen, it would significantly affect Tottenham's chances of offloading their own unwanted left-back, Sergio Reguilon, to the Super Lig.

Both Chilwell and Reguilon have been told by their respective managers that they are surplus to requirements, with Turkiye the only high-profile option remaining for any player looking to revitalise his career.

When it comes to cutting losses, the Lilywhites are in a more desperate situation, with Reguilon's PS53k-per-week contract running out next summer. Chilwell, on the other hand, still has three years remaining on his PS200k-per-week contract.

The Turkish transfer market slams shut on September 18.

Supply and demand Clearly, Chelsea are in a position to wait for another transfer window or two before they finally manage to offload Chilwell.

That the England international is returning to first-team training further hints towards the fact that the Blues are content having him on board for a while

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longer, even though one can expect them to try their hardest in terms of moving him on.

As for Spurs, their situation remains desperate: this is the only transfer window they have left in which they can Reguilon on for a fee. It is highly unlikely that, if he were to stick around till January, any club would offer fee for him for a winter move.