Levy could make £15m, Conte surely excited; Spurs eyeing big off-field agreement - opinion

Ryan Sessegnon has been offered a new contract at Tottenham Hotspur having shown improved form over recent weeks under Antonio Conte. 

That is according to The Times, with a report stating that Conte has been impressed with what he has seen recently from the Englishman in the absence of Sergio Reguilon.

Sessegnon is still playing under the contract he initially signed when he joined Spurs, which is believed to be worth £55k per week, and the new deal is said to be ‘improved’.

The 21-year-old has been a prominent feature in Conte’s XI over the last few weeks, having started the last four Premier League games at left wing-back (via Transfermarkt).

However, what could a new contract for the 21-year-old mean for Tottenham Hotspur going forward, just a matter of months away from the summer transfer window?

Reguilon signed for Spurs back in 2020 and has predominantly been the go-to man for the left-sided defensive position under the number of managers he has seen at the club.

However, he has not exactly pulled up trees since arriving from Real Madrid in a deal believed to be worth in the region of £27m.

In his 60 appearances for the Lilywhites across all competitions, the Spaniard has only been able to provide nine assists and grab just the one goal – with seven of those assists coming in the Premier League.

The likes of Trent Alexander-Arnold have set the standards for creative full-backs in the Premier League and the Liverpool right-back already has 10 assists this season in the Premier League.

Although it is apparent Reguilon is not playing to the same standard as Alexander-Arnold, it does show the huge gap in quality that Conte strives for from his wing-backs.

And with suggestions Real Madrid could activate the buy-back