Tottenham defender Luka Vuskovic is flourishing on loan at Hamburg this season, and Football London reporter Alasdair Gold has provided an update on his future ahead of next season.
Vuskovic has likely surprised many at Spurs this campaign, becoming one of the best defenders in the Bundesliga.
In hindsight, Tottenham might have wished they had kept him in north London, considering the season he's had, but at the age of 19, his development was best served playing regularly away from Spurs.
It's certainly been an effective loan for Vuskovic so far, playing 2460 minutes for Hamburg, making 27 appearances.
Tottenham will have a decision to make on the youngster in the summer, especially with him attracting interest from around Europe.
Tottenham Have Vuskovic Plan
Reporting for Football London, Gold has provided an update on the future of Vuskovic ahead of the summer, with the Tottenham defender attracting interest from Bayern Munich, among others.
Gold claims that with Vuskovic having a contract at Spurs until 2030, he's likely to remain at the club, while he's also set to become a 'regular starter' if they remain in the Premier League next season.
Interest from the likes of Bayern Munich might turn the head of Vuskovic, but he'll have to make his decision based on where it's going to be best for his development.
He might not become a guaranteed starter for Bayern straight away, which could influence his decision as to whether to join the Bundesliga giants.
Van de Ven and Romero Could Decide Vuskovic Future
Even if Tottenham remain in the Premier League, it wouldn't be a surprise to see both Micky van de Ven and Cristian Romero head through the exit door during the summer transfer window.
The defensive duo will want to be playing at the highest level, and Spurs won't be competing in Europe next season.
As a result, Tottenham will need reinforcements at the back, but they could already have a replacement in Vuskovic.
The young defender will want to be playing regular football at a strong level, and potential departures for van de Ven and Romero could give him the ideal chance to become a guaranteed starter in north London.