Over the past few years, there has been a fair bit of trial and error in terms of the players in the Tottenham Hotspur ranks.
Although there have obviously been some success stories at Tottenham in that time, there have also been players who have come and gone after struggling to make much of an impact.
Some players, however, have done well after leaving Tottenham and end up emerging as targets for other clubs.
One player who Ange Postecoglou sold in the summer of 2023 has now emerged as a target for Como manager Cesc Fabregas after winning four trophies since leaving Spurs.
Davinson Sanchez wanted by Como two years after leaving Tottenham
The player in question is Davinson Sanchez, who spent six years at Tottenham between 2017 and 2023.
According to Fabrizio Romano, Fabregas has placed the former Spurs defender on his shortlist to potentially strengthen Como’s defensive ranks.
Fabregas is also considering Celta Vigo’s Carl Starfelt, formerly of Celtic, as an option to bolster the Serie A side’s backline.
The likes of Napoli previously looked at Sanchez, while in the Premier League, West Ham and Everton were once keen on Sanchez.
How Davinson Sanchez has got on since leaving Tottenham
Sanchez was a record signing for Tottenham in 2017, joining from Ajax for a reported £42million.
Although the Colombia international broke the 200-appearance mark for Spurs and played a part in their run to the Champions League final, he was often in and out of the starting XI.
Sanchez was one of the first players to leave under Postecoglou as he joined Galatasaray in September 2023 for just under £13million, with Tanguy Ndombele going to the same club on loan.
Sanchez has had quite a fruitful time at Gala, making 76 appearances in all competitions and scoring eight goals and four assists.
In addition, the 29-year-old already has four trophies under his belt at Gala – two Super Lig titles, one Turkish Cup, and one Turkish Super Cup.
Although things sadly didn’t work out for Sanchez at Tottenham, it’s good to see him enjoying a fruitful career elsewhere – and he could potentially find himself in Serie A soon.