Hossam Ghaly is looking to seal a loan move before the transfer window closes on Monday.
Fit-again midfielder set for exit
Hossam Ghaly is looking to seal a loan move before the transfer window closes on Monday.
The Egyptian international midfielder has just returned to England after recovering from a knee injury he picked up during the summer.
He is now back at Tottenham, but the 26-year-old - who had a hugely successful spell at Derby last season - admits he needs to move on from White Hart Lane.
"Spurs have signed some very good players this summer to complement a squad already filled with quality. It is clear that I am not going to play there this season and I need to find a new club," Ghaly admitted to
skysports.com.
Ghaly admits he has no issues with Tottenham and is merely looking for first-team football.
"I have no problem with anybody at Spurs who are a great club but it is clear that for the sake of my career I need to move on," he added, also adding he would contemplate a return to Pride Park.
"A loan move could be ideal for all parties concerned, I want to play in the Premier League, it is the place to be, however I would not rule out a return to Derby County.
"Paul Jewell is a great manager and a great motivator. I have followed Derby's movements in the transfer market this summer and they have invested heavily in new players, it will take time for them to gel but I am sure they will challenge for promotion this season.
"I would like to thank the Derby supporters for the welcome and support they gave to my wife and I during my stay there last season, they are some of the best supporters I have ever experienced and I wish them well."
Derby are thought to be keen on a loan move, but Premier League clubs Fulham, Blackburn Rovers, Middlesbrough, Stoke City, Hull City and West Brom are also looking.
