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The Spurs player fans would like to see leave this January – HITC poll results

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Tottenham Hotspur fans have been voting for the player that they would not mind seeing the back of this month.

The results from HITC Sport’s poll looking at the Tottenham Hotspur player fans would not mind to see the back of this month are in. But which player did Spurs supporters suggest they would not mind seeing sold this month?

3. Erik Lamela (9%)

Tottenham's Erik Lamela reactsTottenham Hotspur’s Erik Lamela

The currently injured Spurs star picked up just 9% of the vote, but perhaps some Spurs fans are struggling to see how the Argentinian will get back into the side? With Dele Alli, Christian Eriksen and Son Hueng-Min playing so well, perhaps some Tottenham Hotspur supporters think the club should cash in on Lamela while they can.

2. Vincent Janssen (41%)

Tottenham's Vincent JanssenTottenham Hotspur’s Vincent Janssen

Joining Tottenham from Dutch side AZ Alkmaar for a reported £17 million, according to reports from the BBC, Janssen has struggled since his arrival at White Hart Lane. Scoring just one league goal so far for Pochettino’s side, many Spurs fans feel the Dutchman just isn’t cut out for life in the Premier League, and that Spurs should look to sign a better forward as back-up for star man, Harry Kane.

1. Moussa Sissoko (42%)

Tottenham's Moussa Sissoko waits to come on as a substituteTottenham Hotspur’s Moussa Sissoko

After signing in the summer for a mouth-watering £30 million according to reports from the BBC, Moussa Sissoko has had a stuttering start to his career at White Hart Lane. Struggling to match the high performances of Spurs’ other attacking midfielders, such as Dele Alli and Christian Eriksen, Sissoko has come up at the top of the list of players Spurs fans would like to see leave during this window.

The France international may have slightly improved on his early performances, but considering his transfer fee, it is no surprise that supporters may be wishing they had some kind of receipt for what was a huge, and arguably poorly made, outlay.