Lazio and Borussia Dortmund among European clubs fighting to sign Sergio Reguilon

Numerous European teams have been connected to Sergio Reguilon since the Tottenham Hotspur defender’s loan agreement with Manchester United expired, including Lazio and Borussia Dortmund.

Man United made the decision to end Reguilon’s contract early, even though his loan agreement was initially set to expire at the end of the current campaign.

Reguilon was brought in as an emergency before the summer transfer deadline to cover for Tyrell Malacia and Luke Shaw, who are both recovering from their injuries.

Reguilon frequently lost playing time to Diogo Dalot, who would substitute for him on the left while Aaron Wan-Bissaka played at right back, despite the fact that Dalot was the only recognized left-back available.

The Spaniard may have returned to Spurs, where he had difficulty getting playing time, but there’s a chance he’ll leave the London team once more because of reports in the media that he’s being linked to multiple teams.

Lazio, a Serie A team, is reportedly thinking about making a loan offer for the 27-year-old during the January transfer window, according to La Lazio Siamo Noi.

Even then, Borussia Dortmund of the Bundesliga might be their opponent; The Peoples Person hinted that they might make a play for him in January.

This notion was reinforced when Fabrizio Romano later revealed Dortmund’s interest in Reguilon.

Auchajes.net, a Spanish transfer news website, mentioned Dortmund’s interest in Reguilon. adding that they are in need of a left-back given Ramy Bensebaini will be unavailable as he competes in the African Cup of Nations.

The website also mentioned the possibility of two La Liga rivals trying to get Reguilon to return to his home country of Spain.

Real Betis has been identified as a possible suitor. According to reports, manager Manuel Pellegrini wants to increase the depth of his squad as his club prepares to play in Europe the next season.

The other Spanish team being linked to Reguilon is the fast-moving Girona, who are purportedly searching for a second left-back to support first-choice Miguel Gutiérrez as they fight for an unexpected La Liga championship.