Yves Bissouma is set to leave Tottenham Hotspur this summer after becoming furious with his treatment at the club, with the Mali international already in talks with Turkish side Fenerbahce ahead of a free transfer departure when his contract expires, according to GiveMeSport. The other key reason is that his £55k a week contract has never been increased despite requesting the club to do the same.

Bissouma is understood to be willing to give up the final year option on his deal in order to accelerate his exit, a decision that reflects the depth of his dissatisfaction with how he has been managed during his time in north London. The 29-year-old arrived from Brighton for around £35 million but has never nailed down a regular starting position.

Under both Ange Postecoglou and Thomas Frank, he found himself on the periphery more often than not, and that accumulated frustration has now reached a breaking point. It is also worth noting that he has had a boatload of off-court issues during his time at the club.

From Tottenham’s perspective, the departure is equally straightforward. Bissouma’s contract is expiring, the club have shown no...