Tottenham winger Nacer Chadli could be looking to leave the London club in order to make sure he is involved for Belgium at this summer’s World Cup, according to his agent Daniel Evrard.
The 24 year-old, who only joined Spurs from FC Twente before the start of the current season, has seen his chances limited in recent times- especially since the confirming of Tim Sherwood as the club’s new manager.
Chadli was brought to the club by previous boss Andre Vilas Boas as part of an extensive recruitment drive and featured heavily until the Portuguese’s sacking last month.
With places in the Belgium squad at a premium- they are considered genuine challengers for this summer’s tournament- Evrard told the Daily Star that his man was open to going sooner rather than later.
“His situation is not easy at Tottenham at the moment. The World Cup is arriving so it’s a problem.”
“For him to play at the World Cup it’s important so why not a loan?”
Chadli previously appeared for Morocco in a friendly but has since gone on to represent Belgium 18 times since his debut in 2011.
