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Tottenham winger Mikey Moore has joined Bundesliga side Cologne on a season-long loan deal.

The 19-year-old academy graduate made his Premier League debut against Manchester City at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in May 2024.

He featured in the team that won the Under-17 and Under-18 Premier League Cup double in 2022-23.

Moore was also part of Spurs' Europa League-winning campaign during the 2024-25 season.

Meanwhile, full-back Souza has also left Tottenham on loan, joining Portuguese side Porto for the rest of the campaign.

Tottenham have done the following business on transfer deadline day:

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Tottenham are in talks to sign Chelsea winger Mykhailo Mudryk on a season-long loan.

The 25-year-old is keen to play in the Premier League after resolving his doping case with the Football Association last month.

Chelsea have been in talks with Leeds and rejected at least one offer, but Spurs entered the race at a late stage after making attempts to sign Everton forward Iliman Ndiaye and Liverpool attacker Cody Gakpo.

They are now favourites to sign the Ukraine international, who has not played a competitive match since November 2024.

Spurs have also expressed an interest in Chelsea defender Tosin Adarabioyo.

With the transfer window closing, the madness of the money spent is unfathomable and it is not just those super clubs.

Boards of directors dissect data, analyse algorithms and try to be as scientific and mathematical as possible. The results however appear stubbornly random for different clubs, some are ultra positive, others utterly negative.

Newcastle just about broke even with their sales and acquisitions this summer. They have lowered the average age, but also slashed the experience available for Matthias Jaissle to dangerous levels.

Meanwhile, Spurs splurged by spending a third of a billion pounds (and counting) on four players, even if they did scrape a chunk of that back on sales. The upshot was a 2-0 defeat at home to the travelling Toon Army.

The sample size is too small to judge though and with Roberto De Zerbi at the helm they might still come good after losing both opening games without scoring.

Spurs fans do however have the right to wonder, "why have we spent all this money and still haven't landed the striker we so obviously need?"

Reliable quality in the final third is what costs most just now, because it is such a scarce commodity.

We asked for your thoughts after Saturday's Premier League game between Newcastle United and Tottenham.

Here are some of your comments:

Tottenham fans

Nigel: I thought the first half was good and everyone turned up, but we were outplayed by Newcastle's fantastic goalie.

Steve: Much of the same from last season. New signings need to gel, but how long that will take with Tottenham, you never know. There are no easy games in the Premier League and I feel sorry for the supporters, who have suffered for too long. You can see why Harry Kane moved on.

Robert: I am fed up with constant excuses from Spurs about poor performances. This has been happening for several years. There are no excuses for their lacklustre performances this season.

Martin: We normally do well at the start of a season and then fade away. Hopefully, these two defeats will dispel complacency and compel a more determined and humble attitude.

Newcastle fans

Richard: Wissa and Elanga are brimming with confidence at the moment and long may it last. The solidity that Gonzalez brings is going to be really important. A lot of work ahead but it's looking good.

Derek: Brilliant is all you can say. The two goals we scored were top class.

Karl: Fantastic start for the new manager after Eddie's exit and the loss of some huge players. The manager has come in and been a revelation. This is a guy who is a perfect fit for our emotional club and fanbase. Very optimistic for the new season and silencing some doubters.

Phil: I like the positive way Jaissle has approached the job. Key improvements from Elanga and Wissa, and what a signing Gonzalez is. He has a real eye for a pass and, on Saturday's evidence, is a more than adequate replacement for Tonali. I'm still concerned about the roles of Barnes and Woltemade in the team. However, a brilliant team performance from the lads, which bodes well for the rest of the season.

Tottenham manager Roberto de Zerbi said he was "not angry" and there was "no panic" after his side's second loss in two games - but it was a depressingly familiar story for the club's fans.

With more than £300m spent in the summer, Spurs fans were expecting a push to get back into Europe, having won the Europa League two seasons ago and been in the last 16 of the Champions League in March.

Instead, in the Premier League it is played two, lost two, scored none, 20th out of 20.

Former Tottenham goalkeeper Joe Hart was not as positive about Spurs' performances and said: "The frustration in the stadium, and among the fans, will be they are looking at that Spurs team and wondering what they are trying to achieve.

"When you see a Newcastle side who have been through massive change over the summer - and a more difficult change than Spurs have - it's hard as in two games you can clearly see what [Newcastle boss] Matthias Jaissle is trying to do. The players are on board with it and they are flying.

"The concern for Tottenham is they can't say the same. But there's been a lot of change and it's not easy to bed in that many players under so much pressure.

"Hardly anyone has been able to find the remedy at the club so it's not like it's an easy fix. They've not just suddenly fallen off a cliff, they've been struggling in the league for a while.

"Roberto de Zerbi needs to get his new players to settle in quickly as the Premier League comes at you so fast, and it feels like his team are second-guessing everything at the moment."

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Sunderland have reopened talks with Tottenham over a permanent move for defender Kevin Danso.

BBC Sport revealed on Friday night that Sunderland had a loan offer rejected by Spurs for the Austria international.

But the Black Cats have returned to the table and opened discussions over a permanent offer for Danso.

Personal terms are not said to be an issue for Danso if the clubs agree a fee.

Club-to-club talks are progressing but as of yet there is no agreement.

Tottenham are likely to require a replacement before sanctioning an exit for Danso, with manager Roberto De Zerbi wanting that player to have Premier League experience.

Danso was signed on loan from Lens in January 2025 and the deal was made permanent later that year with Spurs paying the French club £20.9m.

Sunderland are also interested in signing Lyon winger Malick Fofana after previously making an offer for Marseille's Igor Paixao.

Fofana, 21, is open to a move to the Stadium of Light after being linked with a switch to Roma earlier this summer.

However, the Belgian is just one of a number of options being considered by Sunderland. Paixao has been the subject of a formal bid, while the Black Cats have also been linked with Manchester City winger Jack Grealish.

Grealish is understood to be prioritising a move to Everton, despite attracting interest from his boyhood club Aston Villa.

Sunderland are also keen on signing a centre-back before Tuesday's transfer deadline.

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Tottenham are in advanced talks to sign Iliman Ndiaye from Everton, with Richarlison set to move in the opposite direction as part of separate negotiations.

Although a deal for Nidaye is largely agreed between the two clubs, it remains unclear whether he will make the switch to north London, with Manchester City among the clubs to have expressed an interest.

City have also held talks to sign Liverpool forward Cody Gakpo, another Spurs target, although the Reds would need to secure a replacement before sanctioning any move.

Everton are open to selling Ndiaye, 26, after he rejected multiple contract offers and held talks with Saudi club Al-Hilal earlier this summer.

Meanwhile, Everton have agreed terms in principle to re-sign Brazilian striker Richarlison after he told Spurs head coach Roberto de Zerbi "too many times that he wants to leave".

The Brazil international has entered the final year of his Tottenham contract and would provide competition for first-choice striker Thierno Barry, with uncertainty surrounding Beto's future at Hill Dickinson Stadium.

Everton are also growing increasingly confident of completing a loan deal to bring Jack Grealish back from Manchester City, although the precise terms of any agreement remain complicated as the England international enters the final year of his contract at Etihad Stadium.

Grealish has prioritised a return to Everton, where he spent last season on loan, over the option of rejoining his boyhood club Aston Villa, who have also expressed an interest.

The club are also targeting a right-back, with talks over a move for Fulham's Kenny Tete reopened after he came close to joining last summer.

Fulham are already assessing potential replacements and have entered talks to sign Andrei Ratiu.

It is part of a chain of interconnected Premier League deals before Tuesday's transfer deadline.

Richarlison is one of three players who De Zerbi says have asked to leave Tottenham.

He, Kevin Danso and Pape Matar Sarr have all been linked with moves away from Spurs and none were included in De Zerbi's matchday squad as Tottenham lost 2-0 at home to Newcastle on Saturday.

Asked about their status after the loss, De Zerbi said: "Richarlison, I don't know. He said too many times he wants to leave.

"Danso came to me two days ago and he said wants to leave and Pape Sarr the same, but he suffered a small injury, but he is almost ready to train.

"I have very good relationships but if they want to leave, they have to bring the solution, the economic solution, to the club, and they can go."

Spurs have spent more than £300m this summer in an effort to restore their competitive edge following back-to-back 17th-place Premier League finishes.

But Tottenham are bottom of the table, having lost their first two games to Brentford and Newcastle and failing to score a goal.

With 11 goals, Richarlison was Tottenham's top scorer last season, and a key figure during their struggle for Premier League survival, which was secured on the final day.

Earlier in August, De Zerbi said that the Brazilian was uncertain about his future, noting that, "it's not easy to find another striker like Richarlison".

Last week, Manchester City striker Omar Marmoush joined Spurs on loan and he replaced Richarlison in De Zerbi's starting XI against Newcastle.

Danso's first-team opportunities may be limited this season as Marcos Senesi and Jan Paul van Hecke arrive to challenge for his place in central defence, where Micky van de Ven's spot was secured by the signing of a new contract and the award of the captaincy.

Sunderland made an offer to take Danso, who has 36 Austria caps, on a season-long loan - but Spurs rejected it.

In midfield, Sarr's chance to play has been impacted by the arrivals of Mateus Fernandes and Sandro Tonali early in the window, as Tottenham kicked off their a statement summer of transfers by breaking their club record fee twice in one week.

The Senegal international, 23, has attracted interest from a number of clubs, including several in the Premier League and Turkish side Besiktas.

However, Juventus are understood to be confident of winning the race for his signature on a loan deal that includes a conditional obligation to buy.