Yves Bissouma and the two players who could still leave Tottenham after transfer deadline day

Yves Bissouma could still potentially depart Tottenham despite the Premier League window closing for business (Image: Yu Chun Christopher Wong/Eurasia Sport Images/Getty Images)

Tottenham were active on the final day of the transfer window after getting a few deals over the line. Spurs' main bit of business saw them strengthen their attack with Randal Kolo Muani joining on a season-long loan deal from PSG.

The north London club had tried to sign the French international back in January but ultimately lost out to Juventus at the time. Outgoings also took place on deadline day as Bryan Gil bid farewell after four years in N17 as he linked up with Girona on a permanent basis .

Manor Solomon also headed for Spain, joining Villarreal on a season-long loan deal after a late switch to Crystal Palace fell through. Despite the Premier League transfer window closing for business on Monday evening, we could still see a couple of transfer deals involving Tottenham take place.

This is because the transfer window is still open in a number of different countries. For example, according to FIFA , the Dutch transfer window does not close until Tuesday, September 2, Belgium is Monday, September 8, clubs in Greece, Turkey and Switzerland have until Friday, September 12 and the Saudi Pro League is Tuesday, September 23

Here we take a look at three Tottenham players who could still move on:

Yves Bissouma

Yves Bissouma could potentially still depart Tottenham Hotspur Stadium over the coming days . Galatasaray were last week in talks with Tottenham over a deal for Bissouma but a move did not come to fruition before the 7pm Premier League deadline on Monday.

There is still time for Bissouma to head to Turkey, with the window closing there on Friday, September 12. Tottenham really could do with moving the midfielder on as he is now in the final year of his contract in N17.

Dane Scarlett

Dane Scarlett still remains a Tottenham player despite the striker looking a certainty to depart on loan. The academy graduate was not part of Tottenham's squad for their pre-season tour of Asia so he could explore a loan move elsewhere.

Alfie Devine was in a similar boat last season when he looked on course to remain at Tottenham beyond the closure of the transfer window until the club struck a loan agreement with Belgian side Westerlo in early September. Belgian clubs have until Monday, September 8 to complete any remaining deals if any side is keen on signing Scarlett.

Matthew Craig

Matthew Craig is another Tottenham youngster who has yet to secure a move for the new season. After his loan success at Doncaster Rovers in the 2023/24 campaign, last season did not go as planned for the 22-year-old after falling out of favour at Barnsley and then seeing his time at Mansfield Town disrupted by injury.

Craig is so far down the midfield pecking order at Tottenham that he requires a move away for the sake of his career.