WILL TOTTENHAM SELL? LUKA VUSKOVIC’S FATHER BREAKS SILENCE ON MASSIVE 2026 INTEREST
Luka Vuskovic will stay at Hamburger SV until the end of the season. His father confirms Tottenham will not recall him in January.
Luka Vuskovic's dad says his son is staying with Hamburger SV until the season ends.
The German team got the Croatian player on loan in August. The 18-year-old is doing great in the Bundesliga and has scored two goals.
Danijel Vuskovic told Sportske Novosti that Spurs won't bring him back this winter.
He said, He's at HSV until June for sure. After that, we'll talk to Tottenham to figure out what works best. I’m really happy with how he’s living and training.
I don't want him to skip steps and go straight to the English Premier League. I think it’s the best in the world. He still has a lot to learn. I think it would be good if he stayed in Germany.”
Luka's brother, Mario, also plays for Hamburg, but he's banned from playing until November 2026 because of doping.
Vuskovic's dad also said that Luka wants to stay at the club on loan next season.
He said, People are writing a lot about Luka. He really wants to stay at Hamburger SV and play with Mario.
“But it's not his call. He's under contract with Tottenham, so it'll all be up to them. So far, Spurs have been fair and respect Luka’s opinion.
A bunch of top European clubs, like Borussia Dortmund and RB Leipzig, are interested in Vuskovic. He joined from Dinamo Zagreb for about £12 million in September 2023.
Because of Brexit, Tottenham had to wait until Luka turned 18 to sign him.
He's already been on loan in Poland with Radomiak Radom and in Belgium with Westerlo, where he scored seven goals last season.
Vuskovic's dad said that many teams are interested in his son, but Spurs probably won't sell him.
He said, “They call a lot, but I don't worry about it. It will all happen when it's time. He just needs to keep playing well. Other people are handling that part, and they let us know what's going on every now and then.
“I don't know if Tottenham just wants him as a future player or if they'd sell him if they get a good offer. Luka just wants to do well with HSV and play in the World Cup for Croatia.
AWONIYI DOUBLE LEAVES NOTTINGHAM FOREST ON THE VERGE OF PREMIER LEAGUE SAFETY
Nottingham Forest moved closer to safety with a 3-1 win over Chelsea, while West Ham fell into the relegation zone after Spurs won.
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Nottingham Forest came out of the weekend looking pretty safe after pulling off an impressive 3-1 win at Chelsea. They’re almost clear of the relegation mess. Tottenham’s big away win at Aston Villa shook things up too, and now West Ham are back in the bottom three, running out of time faster than ever.
Forest have stepped up just when they needed to, leaving West Ham and Tottenham behind with a string of solid performances. Honestly, no one saw this coming, especially since Vitor Pereira shuffled his lineup with eight changes, fresh off a Europa League win against Aston Villa.
Even so, Forest were ahead within 90 seconds, thanks to Taiwo Awoniyi’s quick strike. By the 15th minute, Igor Jesus calmly buried a penalty after Malo Gusto’s reckless foul in the box. Chelsea had a chance to get back in it, but Cole Palmer wasted a penalty right before the break after a scary head collision involving Jesse Derry.
Awoniyi doubled down and scored again early in the second half, pushing Forest six points ahead of West Ham with just three games left.
West Ham’s weekend started badly; they looked flat and lost to Brentford. Things got worse Sunday night when Tottenham pulled off their first back-to-back Premier League wins since August 2025, beating a heavily rotated Aston Villa side 2-1.
Forest is now out of West Ham’s reach, or almost. Tottenham’s still close enough for Nuno Espirito Santo’s team to worry, but with three tough games coming up, Spurs could stay up even without another win, unless West Ham digs deep and pulls off something unexpected before their home finale against Leeds.
Right now, Forest can practically taste safety. Spurs finally see a way out after weeks of struggle. As for West Ham, they’re left hoping for a miracle, a last-minute twist to dodge the drop.
CESC FABREGAS CONFIRMS INTEREST IN PREMIER LEAGUE RETURN AMID CHELSEA'S MANAGER SEARCH
As Chelsea searches for a new manager, Cesc Fabregas breaks his silence on his future at Como and his Premier League ambitions.
Cesc Fabregas recalls exactly how a conversation with Jose Mourinho prompted him to join Chelsea, despite having the opportunity to return to Arsenal.
After winning six trophies in just three seasons, the Spanish World Cup winner left Barcelona for the second time in 2014. That summer, Fabregas made a move back to the Premier League, signing with Chelsea for about €33 million.
He already knew English football well. Fabregas had arrived at Arsenal as a 16-year-old from Barcelona in 2003 and made 212 Premier League appearances for them. When he decided to leave Barcelona, Manchester City also wanted him, but Chelsea convinced him, mostly thanks to Mourinho.
Talking with talkSPORT’s Rory Jennings on YouTube, Fabregas laid out how it all happened. “Honestly, when I made up my mind to leave Barcelona, my first thought was just to go back to Arsenal. They had this buyback clause; they had two weeks to use it after I told them I was leaving. They knew about it but didn’t take it. That surprised me a little, but in the end, I had to think about my career. I was 27, at the peak of my career, and I wanted to continue performing and winning trophies. City and Chelsea were both options.
“But when Mourinho spoke to me, that was it. He showed me his plans for the team and told me about Diego Costa, Courtois, and Filipe Luis and how, with those guys, we’d win the league. He was right, by the way. We won both the Premier League and the Carling Cup.”
Fabregas wasted no time winning over Chelsea fans. On his debut at Burnley, he set up two goals, including a stunning assist for Andre Schurrle. He finished his first season at Chelsea with five goals and 24 assists, along with Premier League and League Cup medals.
Things dipped the next season. Fabregas got just 15 goal contributions, and Chelsea slipped all the way to tenth. But when Antonio Conte took charge in 2016-17, they bounced back, and Fabregas picked up another league title.
He added an FA Cup win in 2018, his second, after his earlier one with Arsenal, and left for Monaco a few months later. His last Chelsea match came in the FA Cup against Nottingham Forest. When he got subbed off, he couldn’t hold back tears.
Chelsea supporters still sing about him; that “Oh, Fabregas is magic...” chant sticks around. And with his name in the conversation for a possible return, maybe they haven’t seen the last of him yet.
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