This archive report was first published on 17 December 2019.
Victor Wanyama's future in football is in limbo as Hertha Berlin, a German Bundesliga club, is reportedly interested in signing him. The 28-year-old Kenyan midfielder has been struggling with injuries and has been linked with a move to Club Brugge in Belgium, but the deal fell through.
Wanyama has been a key player for Tottenham Hotspur, but he has only played one game under coach Jose Mourinho. He has also been linked with a move to Celtic in Scotland, but it seems that Hertha Berlin is now his top priority.
According to The Sun, Jurgen Klinsmann, the former Tottenham coach who is now in charge of Hertha Berlin, is keen to sign Wanyama in January. Klinsmann has a good relationship with Wanyama and believes that he can help the team achieve their goals.
Neil Lennon, the manager of Celtic, has also expressed his interest in signing Wanyama. In an interview with the Daily Record, Lennon said that he would love to work with Wanyama and believes that he can make a big impact at the club.
Wanyama's future will be decided in the coming weeks, but it seems that Hertha Berlin is now his top priority. The club is willing to offer him a new contract, and Wanyama is reportedly interested in joining them.
