Davinson Sanchez drew plenty of plaudits for the increased consistency of his performances this season for Tottenham yet his future at the club could still be decided by the offers that arrive for him.
The Colombian has been at Spurs for almost half a decade now, having arrived in the summer of 2017 for a then club record £42m from Ajax. His first season in England brought instant success as the then 21-year-old, excelling alongside Jan Vertonghen in the absence of the injured Toby Alderweireld, with some big performances in the Champions League. Then manager Mauricio Pochettino claimed he could develop into one of the world's best centre-backs.
"He's so clever, he's very humble and he's very open to learn," said the Argentine of Sanchez during that first campaign. "He's a player when you tell him something his reaction is to be open and be critical with himself and that is a massive skill from a player. When he's so open to improve, then the conditions are amazing to be one of the best centre-halves in the world.
