Moussa Sissoko: Last News

Barcelona star Ousmane Dembele has dropped the biggest hint yet about his client's future in the January transfer window after being spotted receiving a ‘call’ from a certain Paris Saint-Germain official while being filmed by Spanish media.The Barcelona winger is expected to seal a move away from Camp Nou before the transfer window closes on January 31 after failing to agree terms on a new contract.And in a bizarre twist, Dembele’s agent may have inadvertently — or purposely — showed the path of where the talented forward will be playing his football for the second half of the season.His representative, Moussa Sissoko, was spotted touching down in Spain by cameras broadcasting for Spanish football show El Chiringuito.And in the footage, the French agent clearly displays his phone screen while walking from the airport which shows he is receiving a call — from 'Leonardo PSG', referring to the club's sporting director.Of course, it could be a simple chat about the weather in Paris or simply two friends catching up.But giving the timing, and the fact Sissoko was coming back from a transfer meeting, it seems to be no coincidence that the transfer broker is discussing a possible move to the Parc des Princes for Dembele before the window shuts.The 25-year-old’s current deal expires in June and, while Barcelona head coach Xavi Hernandez has admitted he wants Dembele to stay, the player's refusal to renew his contract has forced the Spaniard’s hand.Reports in Spain suggest Xavi told Dembele to sign on the dotted line or leave the club this month, having reiterated he will not play for the club again without committing his future to the Blaugrana."If he does not accept one of these two options, he will not play for Barcelona

Newcastle, the days of being owned by Mike Ashley and handing lucrative long-term contracts to French flops such as Sylvain Marveaux and Gabriel Obertan appear to be behind them for good.Toon fans will not need reminding of the dark period in the Premier League club’s history where Ligue 1 was their preferred choice of market for recruiting players on the cheap.On the one hand, it got them Yohan Cabaye, Hatem Ben Arfa and Moussa Sissoko, who all can point to successful periods spent with the Geordie outfit.But the list of expensive transfer failures — ranging from the capture of Florian Thauvin to the hugely disappointing Remy Cabella — are just as prominent as their successes under Alan Pardew and Rafa Benitez.Unfortunately for Marveaux and Obertan, the pair fit snugly in the latter category following their ineffectual respective stints on Tyneside. And 10 years on from their respective arrivals, they now ply their trade in the third tier of American soccer.Playing in the United States no longer carries the same embarrassment that it once did.

We're approaching the midway point of the window and things are hotting up nicely.

Moussa Sissoko believes Jose Mourinho has brought a winning mentality - which can turn Tottenham into genuine title contenders.

Tottenham Hotspur manager Jose Mourinho has revealed the reasons behind his decision to omit Dele Alli from Spurs' matchday squad for their clash with Southampton. Tanguy Ndombele was brought into the starting XI in place of Alli and started alongside Harry Winks and Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg, with fellow midfielders Moussa Sissoko and Giovani Lo Celso preferred on the bench.Alli had been hauled off at half-time during Spurs' disappointing 1-0 loss to Everton on the opening day and his latest snub will raise questions about his future after Mourinho admitted his absence was not down to a fitness issue.Speaking to BT Sport, Mourinho said: "No [he's not injured].

Tottenham have been handed a boost ahead of the potential return of Premier League football as Harry Kane has recovered from his hamstring injury.

Tottenham star Serge Aurier has posted a video of himself and team-mate Moussa Sissoko training together during the lockdown, in a breach of government guidelines on preventing the spread of coronavirus.

Jose Mourinho will rebuild Tottenham once the coronavirus crisis is over, says club legend Micky Hazard.The north Londoners have had a challenging season. Club supremo Daniel Levy axed Mauricio Pochettino in November, before drafting in the former Chelsea and Manchester United boss.The Portuguese initially masterminded an immediate upturn in results, with six wins in his first 10 games in charge.