The out of favour winger could well leave Manchester City at the conclusion of the summer season, and Sinclair could provide Tottenham Hotspur with the cover on their flanks they've lacked at times. For an ever-increasing quantity of young players in the Premier League, it is perhaps not the big move to a high team that eventually ends up defining the achievement of their job, but the move they make after failing woefully to break right into the very first group at that area. Having seldom included at the very top level for a couple of months, whether a new player could still replicate their best form when they move ahead to a different side is obviously an interesting question. Scott Sinclair is going to be the next man to leave Manchester City in an make an effort to perform normal football again, and so far Aston Villa, Everton and Southampton have already been linked with a transfer for the 23 year old. But there's another side in and round the top four of the group who could very well use a player like Sinclair, as Tottenham Hotspur have viewed short of alternatives on the wings in recent months. HITC Sport is trying to find talented Tottenham Hotspur supporters to write for people. Tottenham Hotspur is your club, we wish you tell your stories. Just click here to use
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