Sweden midfielder Lucas Bergvall has asked Tottenham Hotspur to let him go this summer. The 20‑year‑old, who is currently representing Sweden at the World Cup, told club officials he wants a fresh start and regular first‑team football. Under Roberto De Zerbi, Bergvall logged only 112 minutes, starting once in six matches for his future career.

Bergvall arrived from Djurgården in the winter window and signed a contract set to run until June 2031. Barcelona had shown interest before the move, but he chose Spurs over talks with Deco. Spurs are actively seeking midfield reinforcement, having rejected an £80m bid for Sandro Tonali earlier this week by the club management team.

De Zerbi, who kept the club up last season, now faces a squad that can offer him the support he needs. With only one start in six appearances, Bergvall's request signals a desire for a club that can give him consistent minutes. Tottenham’s board, eager to rebuild, may offer a new home to the 20‑year‑old.

The move would open a window for Tottenham to strengthen its midfield without a massive outlay, while Bergvall seeks a club where he can play regularly. As the Premier League season approaches, the departure of a young talent like Bergvall could reshape squad dynamics and give the club a chance to reorient its transfer strategy.