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Tottenham Hotspur's large group of loan players has grown even more after the closure of the January transfer window.

Goalkeeper Alfie Whiteman headed back to Sweden last week for another loan spell with Degerfors. The 23-year-old helped the club stay in the Swedish top flight last season.

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

Spurs have ten other players out on loan, including some big names after a busy transfer deadline day last month.

So how exactly did the loanees get on the past week, both for their clubs or internationally? takes a look at all of Tottenham's loan players.

Ndombele gained plenty of praise for his performance in Lyon's 2-0 win against Nice on Saturday in Ligue 1.

The Frenchman grabbed an assist for Karl Toko Ekambi's second half goal during a busy 90-minute performance.

The notoriously tough markers of French media outlet L'Equipe handed him an eight in their player ratings from the match.

After the game Ndombele said: "It went well, I'm happy with the three points.