Veteran left-back Danny Rose hasn’t given up on his career with Tottenham Hotspur. Despite spending the past six months on loan with Newcastle United, Rose is hoping he’ll get a chance to play with Spurs “one more time.”

Rose was a starter for Tottenham early in 2019/20, but his status changed when Jose Mourinho arrived at the club. Mourinho was reportedly unsatisfied with the 30-year-old’s work ethic and removed him from the squad entirely.

Now, after a fairly successful stint with Newcastle, Rose will attempt to get on Mourinho’s good side again.

“I’m very happy to stay at Tottenham and see my last 10, 11 months out. I’d love to,” said Rose, who has one year left on his deal.

Danny Rose spent almost his entire pro career with Tottenham, arriving at the club as a 17-year-old player in 2007. Since then, he played 214 games for Spurs in all competitions.

“I want nothing more than to play in front of the Tottenham fans one more time and just to cherish all the moments I’ve had over the years with them.” he added.

Despite his wishes, Rose will most likely be on the move this summer. Tottenham is openly looking to sell him, with his former club Leeds United reportedly being interested in bringing him back to Elland Road ahead of their return to Premier League.

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Newcastle United defender Danny Rose made strong and critical declarations about potential plans that would see the Premier League return to action this summer after the coronavirus pandemic forced the postponement of the season beginning in mid-March.

Rose went to Instagram Live and responded to questions from his followers about the league’s desire to resume in June. He criticized the idea of soccer returning while the deaths and infections from the COVID-19 virus continue in the United Kingdom.

The England international classified the idea of discussing a return to football at this point as a “joke” in an expletive-filled rant. According to Rose, society’s priority at this point shouldn’t be the Premier League, but rather keeping all of its citizens healthy and safe.

As Rose put it, “I’m sad that people are getting sick and being affected. Football should be the last of things that need to be sorted.”

The United Kingdom has been the hardest-hit country in Europe by the COVID-19 pandemic with over 220,000 cases and 32,000 deaths due to the virus.

The Premier League has yet to detail its plan for a return to the competition, but speculation exists that the league plans to get things going again in early June.

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Veteran left-back Danny Rose hasn’t given up on his career with Tottenham Hotspur. Despite spending the past six months on loan with Newcastle United, Rose is hoping he’ll get a chance to play with Spurs “one more time.”

Rose was a starter for Tottenham early in 2019/20, but his status changed when Jose Mourinho arrived at the club. Mourinho was reportedly unsatisfied with the 30-year-old’s work ethic and removed him from the squad entirely.

Now, after a fairly successful stint with Newcastle, Rose will attempt to get on Mourinho’s good side again.

“I’m very happy to stay at Tottenham and see my last 10, 11 months out. I’d love to,” said Rose, who has one year left on his deal.

Danny Rose spent almost his entire pro career with Tottenham, arriving at the club as a 17-year-old player in 2007. Since then, he played 214 games for Spurs in all competitions.

“I want nothing more than to play in front of the Tottenham fans one more time and just to cherish all the moments I’ve had over the years with them.” he added.

Despite his wishes, Rose will most likely be on the move this summer. Tottenham is openly looking to sell him, with his former club Leeds United reportedly being interested in bringing him back to Elland Road ahead of their return to Premier League.

The post Danny Rose Hopes to “Play In Front of Tottenham Fans One More Time” appeared first on SportzBonanza.

Newcastle United defender Danny Rose made strong and critical declarations about potential plans that would see the Premier League return to action this summer after the coronavirus pandemic forced the postponement of the season beginning in mid-March.

Rose went to Instagram Live and responded to questions from his followers about the league’s desire to resume in June. He criticized the idea of soccer returning while the deaths and infections from the COVID-19 virus continue in the United Kingdom.

The England international classified the idea of discussing a return to football at this point as a “joke” in an expletive-filled rant. According to Rose, society’s priority at this point shouldn’t be the Premier League, but rather keeping all of its citizens healthy and safe.

As Rose put it, “I’m sad that people are getting sick and being affected. Football should be the last of things that need to be sorted.”

The United Kingdom has been the hardest-hit country in Europe by the COVID-19 pandemic with over 220,000 cases and 32,000 deaths due to the virus.

The Premier League has yet to detail its plan for a return to the competition, but speculation exists that the league plans to get things going again in early June.

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