Lo Celso's new role, Ndombele claim, Parrott assist and Etete praised in Tottenham loan latest

Tottenham now have a host of players playing elsewhere on loan following a busy January in the transfer market at the club.

Already seeing the likes of Pape Matar Sarr, Cameron Carter-Vickers and Troy Parrott moving on during the summer window on temporary deals, Tanguy Ndombele, Giovani Lo Celso and Bryan Gil all added to the numbers after deadline day exits with game time limited for them in the capital.

Alfie Whiteman was the latest to depart earlier this month after returning to Sweden to link up with Degerfors once again.

The shot-stopper will play friendlies and enjoy a pre-season before this year's Allsvenskan campaign begins on April 9.

So how exactly did the Spurs loanees get on over the past week? takes a look at all of Tottenham's loan players.

Ndombele has made quite the impact at Lyon since returning to his former club on transfer deadline day.

Making an impression off the bench in his first game back away at Monaco, the Frenchman was then at his best the following week as they beat Nice 2-0.

Earning a score of eight for his performance in L'Equipe's notoriously harsh player ratings, Ndombele wowed in the victory at the Groupama Stadium and duly registered an assist for Karl Toko Ekambi's strike.

Starting again away at Lens on Saturday, the Spurs loanee played the full 90 minutes but couldn't inspire his team to victory as they left with a point following a 1-1 draw.

Speaking to Lyon's official website after the game, Ndombele discussed the result and also claimed that he is still not 100 per cent yet as he looks to rediscover his top form back in his home country.

“We are frustrated not to have taken all three points," he said. "The game was challenging. Lens are a very good team. We cannot be completely