What’s happened to the 15 players that left Tottenham Hotspur this past summer?

Tottenham Hotspur had a busy summer as they looked to add more quality into their ranks.

Antonio Conte was eager to put his own stamp on the squad.

A number of players were also allowed to leave on permanent deals to clear space in the ranks.

Here is where they have all ended up...

Steven Bergwijn, Ajax

Spurs gave the attacker the green light to head out the exit door for good when Ajax came calling.

He has since been a hit with the Dutch giants and has scored eight goals in 10 games in all competitions.

Cameron Carter-Vickers, Celtic

Celtic had him on loan last season and he was a real hit with the Hoops, helping them win the Scottish Premiership title.

Ange Postecoglou brought him back to Glasgow over the summer and he will be eager to impress again.

Jack Clarke, Sunderland

It is safe to say his time at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium didn’t really go to plan.

The winger has found a home at Sunderland now and has started well to life under their new boss Tony Mowbray.

Dermi Lusala, Coventry City

Tottenham made the tough decision to cut ties with the full-back at the end of the past campaign.

He has since been snapped up by Coventry in the Championship but hasn’t played for their senior team yet.

Thimothee Lo-Tutala, Hull City

The goalkeeper joined Hull City and is yet to play for the Tigers.

He is currently their third choice option behind Chelsea loan man Nathan Baxter and Matt Ingram.

Josh Oluwayemi, Portsmouth

Portsmouth swooped to sign him on a one-year deal in July, with the option for a further 12 months.

The stoppper is used as back-up by Danny Cowley’s side in League One at the moment.

Tobi Omole, Crawley Town

Spurs signed the 6ft 2inc defender back in 2020 after his release by rivals Arsenal.

However, his contract expired in late June and he wasn’t offered an extension so Crawley have since acquired him. He has played five times for the League Two outfit.

Isak Midttun Solberg, Kongsvinger IL Toppfotball

The 19-year-old has gone back to his native Norway with Kongsvinger IL Toppfotball.

They won promotion last season and now play their football in the top flight.

Jordan Hackett, Newcastle United

His scholarship with Spurs ended a few months ago and he has since joined fellow Premier League club Newcastle to boost their youth ranks.

J’Neil Bennett, Kacper Kurylowicz, Jez Davies, Khalon Haysman, Renaldo Torraj and Oliver Turner, free agents

The above six players all remain free agents.