Tottenham add Mudryk and Tosin as Kulusevski nears return

Dejan Kulusevski is back training after a serious knee injury, raising hope of an earlier Spurs return. He is framed as a possible No. 10 option and replacement for Xavi Simons.
Sandro Tonali has struggled in his first Tottenham outings, but patience is urged as De Zerbi's system beds in and the midfielder builds chemistry.
Souza is joining Porto on a season-long loan after falling out of De Zerbi's plans at Tottenham, with Robertson's arrival further blocking his route to minutes.
Tim Vickery called Savio's £85m Tottenham move 'make or break', backing him to revive his career after a goal and assist on debut against Charlton.
Tottenham's late hijack of Mykhailo Mudryk pushed Leeds towards Jean-Matteo Bahoya. From a Spurs angle, the key update is that Spurs beat Leeds to Mudryk on loan with a £75m option.
Tottenham have completed the permanent signing of Tosin Adarabioyo from Chelsea. The centre-back said the head coach's brave style is a 'very good fit' at a key stage of his career.
Tottenham have signed Mykhailo Mudryk on loan until the end of the season, with a £75m option to buy. The Chelsea winger returns after resolving a doping case and not playing since November 2024.
Richarlison has verbally agreed to join Trabzonspor and is pushing Tottenham to accept the Turkish club's offer, with no club-to-club agreement yet.
Kevin Danso left Tottenham seeking guaranteed minutes, joining Sunderland on loan with an option to buy. The piece highlights the Austrian's duel strength, recovery numbers and Spurs exit.
Tottenham's youth talent Luca Williams-Barnett is flagged as a bigger prospect, while Savio's £85m move is framed by concern over his seven goals in 84 Manchester City games.
Iliman Ndiaye rejected Tottenham to join Manchester City for £65m, saying there was 'nothing else' he wanted. Spurs had turned to him after missing out on Cody Gakpo.
Omar Marmoush impressed in Tottenham's 2-0 loss at Newcastle, creating three chances despite poor support, giving Spurs reason for optimism in attack.
Tottenham rejected a deadline-day approach for Archie Gray, insisting he is not for sale despite fresh speculation over the versatile 20-year-old's role.