It’s been a seriously busy start to the January transfer window for Tottenham Hotspur.
Ange Postecoglou was always destined to be a busy man in the transfer window, with a plethora of injuries terrorising him and his coaching staff at Hotspur Way.
That’s why it’s no surprise to see Tottenham as one of the most active clubs – straight from the off.
They’ve already got multiple deals in the works – here’s all that’s happened at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in regards to transfers over the past couple of days.
Sergio Reguilon is coming back…
Sergio Reguilon is rejoining Tottenham Hotspur after a loan spell at Manchester United.
The Spaniard was sent to Manchester back in September – following a bit of an injury crisis at Old Trafford, with both Tyrell Malacia and Luke Shaw suffering from long-term injuries.
But with the pair back in the first-team squad for the Red Devils – it appears he’s coming back, whether Tottenham likes it or not. Full story below:
Radu Dragusin ‘one step away’ for Tottenham
The Serie A centre-back agreed personal terms with Spurs just before the New Year, but now is just one step away from finalising a deal.
The 6’3 powerhouse has been supremely impressive in the Serie A this year, which has led to immediate interest from European clubs.
But it appears that Tottenham may be the winner of the race, with Tottenham agreeing a 5-year-deal. They’re getting a serious talent…
If Dragusin joins…
Spurs have had a bit of a centre-back crisis as of late.
After a bad injury to Cristian Romero, combined with a long-term injury for Micky van de Ven sustained earlier in the season, Tottenham have been forced to field an unorthodox centre-back pairing of Emerson Royal and Ben Davies. Not ideal.
If Dragusin joins, he will surely come straight into the starting XI. But this may mean that another centre-back is now on his way out…
- READ MORE: £85k-a-week Tottenham player could join Jose Mourinho at Roma if Radu Dragusin signs this month
Tottenham academy ace may go out on loan
In January 2023, Spurs completed a deal with Chelsea for an academy star, joining on a deal until June 2025.
He rejected a move to Manchester City in favour of the north London club and was the subject of interest from abroad.
He now is tearing up the Premier League 2, with 14 goals and assists in as little as 12 games. However, now may be the time for him to go out on loan to get some much-needed first-team football. More below.
- READ MORE: Tottenham Hotspur U21 star with 14 g/a in 12 games ‘could leave the club on loan’ in January
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