Spurs man uncertain of White Hart Lane future
Tottenham's David Bentley is on loan at FC Rostov until Christmas. Photo credit: Steve Parsons/PA wire
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
11:38 AM
Tottenham midfielder David Bentley is unsure what the future has in store for him following his loan move to Russian side FC Rostov.
The former Arsenal and Blackburn man has endured a torrid time at White Hart Lane in recent seasons, struggling with form and injuries.
The 28-year-old has refused to rule out extending his stay in Russia and admits he is unsure if he has a future at Spurs.
“I’m excited by the challenge. I’m there until Christmas; I’m looking forward to the challenge ahead,” Bentley told Sky Sports.
“You never know with the football season and I’m treating it as a short-term contract.
“But long term we’ll see what happens.
“Obviously I’m going there to enjoy the football, so if things work out we’ll go from there.”
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