Jose Mourinho claim, Erik Lamela's return: How Tottenham's 10 outgoings are getting on

Tottenham's January transfer window added two more permanent departures to their eight from the summer window, as well as sending three first team players out on loan.

The winter window saw just two new arrivals, with Rodrigo Bentancur and Dejan Kulusevski both making the move to the capital from Juventus.

The duo have had an immediate impact on Antonio Conte's squad and the Swedish international scored and registered an assist in his Premier League debut against Man City.

Since last summer, Spurs have moved ten players out the door, as well as two managerial changes, and takes a look at how those ten players who have made a permanent exit are getting on.

Alderweireld is continuing to become a regular in the back four for Al-Duhail, who are currently second in the Qatar Stars League, although sit ten points behind first placed Al Sadd who also have a game in hand.

Earlier this month, the Belgian spoke about why he left Tottenham and made the move to Qatar.

"Everyone knows I enjoyed my time at Spurs but I think there was a moment that I felt, if there's a moment in my career that I want to take an adventure, it was now," he explained on the 433: The Home of Football podcast.

"That was a big part of my decision, to see my children grow up.

"At the end a little bit of enjoyment for football, for training and travelling was a little bit gone because I miss my my children too much," Alderweireld added.

The 32-year-old has already made 17 appearances for his new side and has played 90 minutes in every game since Christmas Day, enjoying his new life in Qatar where he is playing less games, meaning he can enjoy more time with his family.

The two former Spurs players are both still at Watford, who are 18th in the Premier League