Report: Danny Rose Set to Remain at Tottenham Amid PSG, Marseille Loan Rumours

Danny Rose will reportedly remain at Tottenham Hotspur until at least January after impressing manager Mauricio Pochettino in training. 

The full-back has been linked with a loan move to Paris Saint-Germain or Marseille as he has struggled for game time under the Argentinian, but he is set to reject the chance to move to France and attempt to force his way back into the Spurs first team, per John Percy in the Telegraph.

Rose, 28, has been overtaken as Tottenham's first-choice left-back by Ben Davies in recent months.

He started only nine games in the Premier League last term and played no part for Spurs in their first two fixtures of the 2018-19 season.

However, he returned to the first team for Monday's 3-0 thrashing of Manchester United at Old Trafford and put in a decent display.

Although Rose was not at his best against the Red Devils—his poor back pass almost led to a Romelu Lukaku goal in the first half—he did enough to show Pochettino he can still be of value.

PSG manager Thomas Tuchel also rates him highly, per ESPN FC's Jonathan Johnson:

Rose could still move away from Spurs in the near future.

Per Percy, the England international plans to "review his options in the January transfer window" if he does not earn a decent amount of game time between now and then.

Given Spurs will be fighting on multiple fronts again this season, including in the UEFA Champions League, there is scope for Rose and Davies to share the left-back duties.

But Rose will have to continue to impress Pochettino if he is to earn a run back in the first team as Tottenham look to continue their winning start to the new campaign.