Tottenham Hotspur parted company with Kieran Trippier in the summer, but the North Londoners’ decision not to sign a replacement for the England right-back has been one to come back and haunt them ever since the season began. Mauricio Pochettino had entered the campaign with Juan Foyth emerging as his preferred option on the right (Football.London), but has been forced to deploy Davinson Sanchez and Moussa Sissoko out of position to cover for the Argentine and Kyle Walker-Peters’ absences. The Spurs chief has also been unable to rely on Serge Aurier to consistently deliver at his best, and has now transfer listed the Ivory Coast defender (The Times) as part of an attempted mid-season rejuvenation of his squad. Even falling on Foyth, who...