Danny Rose plays for Tottenham despite still being contracted to Watford with ex-England man’s career in limbo

DANNY Rose has been seen playing for Tottenham – despite still being contracted to Watford. The former England international’s career remains in limbo as he looks for a way out of Watford. He is now back training with Spurs at Hotspur Way even though he left the club a year ago. Short footage from The […]

DANNY Rose has been seen playing for Tottenham – despite still being contracted to Watford.

The former England international’s career remains in limbo as he looks for a way out of Watford.

He is now back training with Spurs at Hotspur Way even though he left the club a year ago.

Short footage from The Spurs Web on Twitter shows the 32-year-old wearing the number three and operating from his usual left-back position in a training game.

According to the Watford Observer, Rose is training with Tottenham at his own request.

He is one of a number of players looking to force their way out of the Hertfordshire club, including Emmanuel Dennis and Ismaila Sarr.

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The rest of the Hornet’s first team squad are on tour in Austria at the moment.

Rose joined Watford last summer but only made eight appearances as they were relegated into the Championship.

He still has a year left to run on his two year deal.

Responding to the video, Spurs fans were sympathetic to the plight of Rose.

One wrote: “From starting in a Champions League final to this … hate to see it.”

Another tweeted: “I feel bad for him, but he loves the club and seems like he wants to be involved in any way he can it looks like. Sucks but he can do whatever he wants for us after that Arsenal goal for all I care.”

Rose is back at the North London club despite his previously strained relationship with the hierarchy.

The left-back was made to apologise after giving a bombshell interview to the Sun in 2017 where he bemoaned his low wages and the lack of high-profile signings at the club.

He was also frozen out at Spurs by former manager Jose Mourinho and made to train with the U23s.

The All or Nothing Amazon documentary later showed him describing some of his teammates as “s***”.

Rose also had a run-in with ex-Watford manager Claudio Ranieri who branded him unfit.