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Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly close to agreeing the sale of Victor Wanyama to Belgian side Club Brugge, having been trying to offload the Kenyan all summer.

Tottenham Hotspur have reportedly agreed a £13.7m fee with Club Brugge for the departure of Victor Wanyama.

Spurs have been looking to offload the injury-plagued midfielder all summer and Brugge could be the Kenyan's destination.

According to HLN, Brugge are making good progress in their attempts to sign the 28-year-old and the deal is 70% done.

Wanyama was a key man for the Lilywhites after his 2016 arrival from Southampton, but a serious knee injury obtained in 2017 has limited him to just eight Premier League starts in the last two seasons.

The former Celtic man, however, did play a part in Tottenham's historic run to the 2019 Champions League final, starting in both legs of the semi-final triumph over Ajax.

Mauricio Pochettino included Wanyama on the substitutes bench for his side's 3-1 opening day victory over Aston Villa, but the Spurs number 12 has not been seen since.

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