‘Once a red…' – Man Utd fans convinced Spurs star still working for club after wiping out Brennan Johnson in training
United and Spurs are scheduled to lock horns on May 21 at San Mames in a crucial match as they
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An ex-Manchester United ace took out a Tottenham team-mate during training
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Sergio Reguilon accidentally wiped Brennan Johnson out during Tottenham practice
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However, nobody thought too much of that tackle and training resumed almost immediately with the Wales international rejoining his team-mates a few seconds later.
And there was no indication of intent by
However, that still didn't stop
One fan tweeted: "Once a red…."
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Another commented: "Agent Regi."
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A third wrote: "My guy!"
This fan said: "United legend Sergio Reguilon."
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And that one joked: "Undercover agent for Man United since his loan move."
Reguilon joined Tottenham in 2020 from Real Madrid but never really managed to settled down.
That led to loan stints at Atletico Madrid, Brentford and of course United.
The Spain international joined the Manchester giants on September 2023 as emergency cover at left-back following the injuries of Luke Shaw and Tyrell Malacia.
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However, Reguilon barely spent four months at Old Trafford and returned to Tottenham, who then offloaded him to Brentford just two weeks later.
The defender amassed a mere 12 appearances during his short time with United.
That is just seven more than the total number of appearances he has managed this season at Tottenham, where he has fallen out of favour under Postecoglou.
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Reguilon barely spent four months on loan at Man Utd
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Reguilon has fallen out of favour under Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou
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