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Ryan Sessegnon has not had the best of luck with injuries in the past few years

Ryan Sessegnon seemed destined for a career of stardom when he broke into the Fulham team at the age of just 16, embarking on a season of 15 goals in the second-tier back in 2016/17; and with Tottenham Hotspur signing him to enhance his experience in the Premier League, eyes have been on him since.

But that hasn’t happened, and with his Tottenham contract set to expire at the end of the season, it marks a new journey for the 24-year-old – with GIVEMESPORT sources claiming that the winger could have a three-way Premier League tussle for his signature over the summer.

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The winger has been on the peripherals of Tottenham’s team

A report by the BBC last month stated that Sessegnon is ready to leave Tottenham in the summer on a free transfer, being keen on a new challenge away from the north London club with Premier League interest in his services.

Tottenham hold the option of an extra year for his contract, though it is believed that he wants to move and Spurs won’t stand in his way. Sessegnon, who signed for a fee which could rise to £30m, has played just one game this season, in the club’s 1-0 FA Cup win over Burnley back in January when he came off the bench with just seven minutes to go; with hamstring problems and surgery hampering his minutes in a white shirt.

The 24-year-old is set for a return over pre-season and should he wave away his injury problems, he would represent a strong pick-up for any team interested in his services.

Tottenham will not be extending Sessegnon’s contract and that will lead to his exit from the club – with three Premier League clubs keen on taking him off their hands, GIVEMESPORT sources have revealed.

Ipswich Town are the main club interested in him after their promotion to the Premier League, and with Leif Davis starring in the left-back role, the London-born wide-man would likely be used in a left-wing role should he make the move to Portman Road.

The Tractor Boys are considered the frontrunners for his signature, but any move is thought to be in the ‘very early days’ stage and that is a development that will be one to watch in weeks to come.

Having come through the Fulham academy, the Cottagers are an easy link for Sessegnon; but with Antonee Robinson shining at left-back this season and the club being more than stocked with enough wingers, a return to the London-based side is thought to be unlikely.

The Cottagers are wary of making a return for their former superstar, with any deal being for emotional reasons as opposed to whether he bolsters their squad – and after finishing in mid-table for the past two seasons, there is a case as to whether he is needed on the flanks at Craven Cottage.

Elsewhere, Wolverhampton Wanderers and Crystal Palace are the other two clubs who have a level of interest in signing Sessegnon.

A natural left winger, Tottenham have plenty of options ahead of him in their ranks and even at left-back, the club have Destiny Udogie, Ben Davies and Micky Van de Ven as players who can play on the flanks in defence.

A move away does seem the best for all parties, though whether a Premier League move will transpire will come to light in the coming months.