Spurs fans hoping for meaningful transfer activity in January may be disappointed. Tottenham notoriously were the old side in Europe’s top five leagues not to buy any new players in the summer window. Supporters were
Tottenham have exercised an option to extend Jan Vertonghen’s contract with the club for a further year. The 31-year old defender was out of contract next summer, but the club have protected their investment by
Spurs have been linked with a move in January for Real Madrid attacking midfielder Marco Asencio, with Mauricio Pochettino keen to strengthen his squad after failing to buy anyone in the summer window. That is
Young Tottenham defender Kyle Walker-Peters has signed a new four and a half year deal with the club. The England under-21 international only penned a new deal as recently as May; however, club and player
Manchester United are prepared to pay up to £40 million to make Mauricio Pochettino their new manager. That is according to The Sun who report that Old Trafford bosses are determined that Pochettino is the
Tottenham forward Fernando Llorente has been linked with a move back to his native Spain and former club Athletic club Bilbao in January. The 33-year old is out of contract next summer, and, with no
Tottenham are hopeful that Christian Eriksen will follow the example of Dele Alli and commit his long-term future to the club. Alli ended speculation that he may be ready to move away from Spurs by
Tottenham are set to make major changes to their squad in January, with up to four players being allowed to leave, as Mauricio Pochettino looks set to freshen-up his squad. They include midfield duo
Real Madrid are ready to try and persuade Mauricio Pochettino one last time to take over the reins at The Bernabeu. The Spanish giants were heavily linked with the Spurs’ boss in the summer following
Tottenham Hotspur famously became the only side across the top five European leagues not to make a summer signing. Now finally their fans have been given an explanation as to why there were no new