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Already in the midst of an injury crisis, Tottenham Hotspur will be without two more key players for the crunch Champions League clash with Eintracht Frankfurt on Wednesday evening, while attacker Randal Kolo Muani escaped unhurt from a car crash on Tuesday.

Spurs head into the game in Germany knowing that a win means they will not face a play-off clash to reach the next stage of the competition, but they will be without two key defensive starters for the contest.

Thomas Frank confirmed that Pedro Porro has suffered a hamstring injury and will be sidelined for around a month, while Micky van de Ven has a ‘minor knock’ but should be okay for Sunday’s Premier League clash with Manchester City.

The news on Porro means Djed Spence will almost certainly start at right-back against the already-eliminated German outfit, with Kevin Danso partnering Cristian Romero at the heart of the defence.

Tottenham are already without the likes of Rodrigo Bentancur, Richarlison, Ben Davies, Lucas Bergvall, James Maddison, Dejan Kulusevski and Mohammed Kudus through injury, while Radu Dragusin, Yves Bissouma, Mathys Tel and new signings Conor Gallagher and Souza are all ineligible.

Meanwhile, Frank also confirmed that loan forward Kolo Muani is “fine” after being involved in a “minor accident” on his way to the airport.

Pictures circulated on social media on Tuesday showing the 27-year-old and Wilson Odobert standing next to a damaged Ferrari, although the Spurs winger was travelling in his own car and stopped to assist his team-mate.

Both Kolo Muani and compatriot Odobert flew out to Germany later on Friday, with Frank revealing that “everyone else involved in the accident was fine”.

“It was a tyre blowing up, so, they are little bit delayed, but they will land later tonight,” he added.

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More Tottenham news: Robertson hope; keeper bid

Liverpool manager Arne Slot has made it clear that he wants Andy Robertson to stay at Anfield, but the Dutchman has left the door ajar for a late Tottenham Hotspur swoop to make the left-back part of Thomas Frank’s squad.

Elsewhere, Spurs are ready to make a bid to sign Wolves goalkeeper Sam Johnstone in the final days of the January transfer window, according to a source.

Tottenham Hotspur are ready to make a bid to sign Wolves goalkeeper Sam Johnstone in the final days of the January transfer window, according to a source.

Guglielmo Vicario is the number one goalkeeper at Tottenham at the moment, with Antonin Kinsky his back-up. However, there are strong suggestions that Kinsky is on his way to West Ham United, who will sign him on loan with a non-mandatory purchase option.

We have earlier reported that Mads Hermansen could be sent to Spurs as part of a swap deal, but that is not the latest information.

This means that Tottenham will need a goalkeeper to take the place of Kinsky, and that player could be Johnstone.

According to journalist Alan Nixon on Patreon, Tottenham are ‘making a shock move’ for Johnstone to become their ‘their new cover shot-stopper’.

Johnstone is behind Jose Sa in the pecking order at Wolves and ‘would jump at the chance of a surprise switch’.

The report has noted that Tottenham want a new number two goalkeeper because of Kinsky potentially leaving for West Ham.

Johnstone has been on the books of Wolves since the summer of 2024, when he joined from Crystal Palace for £10million (€11.5m, $13.8m)

The 32-year-old has managed to make 25 appearances for the Wolves first team so far in his career.

The English goalkeeper is under contract at Wolves until the summer of 2028.

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Tottenham plan to replace Guglielmo Vicario, too – sources

Not only are Tottenham looking to sign a number two goalkeeper, but sources have told us that last season’s Europa League winners are in the market for a number one between the posts as well.

Our transfer insider, Dean Jones, reported on January 22, 2026, that Tottenham are open to replacing Guglielmo Vicario as the number one goalkeeper.

Spurs have been scouring the market for the past few months for a goalkeeper who would be able to come in and become a genuine challenger for the number one spot.

Vicario himself is open to leaving Tottenham, with a move to Inter Milan appealing to the Italian goalkeeper.

Latest Tottenham and Wolves transfer news

Meanwhile, Tottenham learn about the ‘final decision’ that Manchester City have made over the future of a winger that Thomas Frank wants to sign.

Sources have told our transfer insider, Dean Jones, that Tottenham are racing against time to get a deal done for a £50million ace.

Our transfer correspondent, Fraser Fletcher, has reported that Crystal Palace are going ‘all in’ for a Wolves star, who is the subject of interest from Leeds United, too.

Tottenham Hotspur will have to move on from Omar Marmoush for the time being, with a report claiming that Manchester City have decided not to sell him, but a potential deal with Spurs in the summer of 2026 is still possible.

On December 21, 2025, TEAMtalk’s transfer correspondent, Fraser Fletcher, reported that Tottenham are exploring a deal for Man City winger Marmoush. With Pep Guardiola’s side signing Antoine Semenyo from Bournemouth, Spurs spied an opening to add the Egypt international forward to Thomas Frank’s side.

Aston Villa have since joined the race for Marmoush, who has been able to make only three starts in the Premier League and just one start in the Champions League for Man City so far this season.

Our transfer insider, Dean Jones, reported on January 3, 2026, that Tottenham had made ‘enquiries’ about Marmoush.

Despite signing Semenyo, Man City manager Guardiola was always reluctant to part company with Marmoush, who has been at the Etihad Stadium since January 2025 when he joined from Eintracht Frankfurt for £59million (€67.7m, $79.5m).

Football Insider has brought an update on the winger’s situation, claiming that Man City have decided to let him leave in the middle of the season.

Transfer journalist Pete O’Rourke has claimed in the report that Man City have made ‘a final decision’ that they will not sanction an exit for Marmoush.

The report has credited Unai Emery’s Villa and Thomas Frank’s Spurs with interest in the winger, but it appears that any deal will not happen now, with Man City aiming to win the Premier League and the Champions League this season.

This means that Spurs manager Frank will now have to look elsewhere for a winger.

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Fenerbahce bid for Omar Marmoush also set to fail

Fenerbahce’s reported interest in Marmoush also looks destined to fail, based on O’Rourke’s report.

According to Fanatik, the Turkish giants are ready to make an offer of €30million (£26m, $36m) for the 26-year-old.

The Turkish news outlet has noted interest from Bayern Munich, Tottenham and Aston Villa, too.

However, it is hard to see Man City sell the forward at a loss.

Sources, though, have told us that an exit for Marmoush could be possible at the end of the season.

Our transfer correspondent, Fraser Fletcher, has reported that there is a chance that Marmoush could part ways with Man City in the summer of 2026, especially if he fails to get regular playing time in the coming months.

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Latest Tottenham transfer news: Man Utd raid, West Ham swap

Meanwhile, sources have told our transfer insider, Dean Jones, that Tottenham are running out of time to sign an attacking talent and need to pay at least £50million for him.

Our transfer correspondent, Graeme Bailey, has reported that Tottenham are exploring a move to sign a Manchester United forward before the winter window closes next week.

Tottenham are still looking to make an exciting attacking addition before the transfer window slams shut, but their dithering approach could mean they have to pay an inflated fee, or miss out, as the future of a Spurs star hangs in the balance.

Tottenham are in a difficult position transfer-wise as it’s currently uncertain how long Thomas Frank will keep his job, and any new manager could have different targets and priorities.

We have consistently reported that Tottenham want to make a significant attacking signing this winter, and one player they have been tracking for months is Monaco star Maghnes Akliouche.

We first revealed Spurs’ interest in Akliouche back in September, and he remains high on their shortlist.

The 23-year-old, who generally plays as a right-winger but is also effective in attacking midfield, has notched three goals and five assists in 26 matches across all competitions this season.

However, Monaco are still waiting for formal contact from Tottenham, and sources now say that a bid at this late stage would be unwelcome.

Leaving things late has had a detrimental impact on Spurs’ chances of landing Akliouche, and that frustration is a familiar feeling in north London this month.

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Tottenham running out of time for much-needed signing

Tottenham insiders have remained optimistic throughout January about Spurs making a big attacking addition, though repeated attempts have so far ended in frustration.

There was a clear intention coming into the window to back Frank, yet an arrival for the front line has not yet materialised.

Deals for key targets Savinho, Kevin Schade and Antoine Semenyo were all seriously explored, with each identified as a player Frank was keen on.

However, none of those pursuits progressed, leaving Spurs’ hopes of strengthening their attack hanging in the balance.

Among the names considered – with Yan Diomande and Christian Tzolis also on the radar this month – there is a belief that Akliouche may represent the most realistic option at this stage.

The club has already completed extensive groundwork on the Monaco star, including scouting and an understanding of the financial parameters involved

But any deal, especially with the transfer deadline just days away, is expected to cost in the region of £50million (€58m, $68.5m).

Meanwhile, Tottenham have had to consider the departure of Randal Kolo Muani in the last 24 hours after Juventus enquired.

Spurs would have to find a replacement before any deal like that could happen – but sources do confirm that a long-term future for Kolo Muani at Tottenham is extremely unlikely.

Latest Tottenham news: Man Utd star eyed / West Ham deal almost done

Meanwhile, amid the uncertainty surrounding Kolo Muani, Spurs are considering making a late striker signing this month, with two Premier League stars on their radar.

My colleague, Graeme Bailey, has revealed that Tottenham have made enquiries for Manchester United forward Joshua Zirkzee and Crystal Palace star Jean-Philippe Mateta.

In other news, reports suggest that Spurs goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky is now on the verge of joining West Ham United on loan. The deal will reportedly contain an option to buy.

Tottenham will look to bring in a new goalkeeper to replace him if the loan goes through, and interestingly, we understand they are interested in Hammers star Mads Hermansen.

Tottenham could sanction two moves in the striker department over the final week of the window, with Randal Kolo Muani potentially replaced by a frontman from Crystal Palace or Manchester United.

Tottenham are weighing up the possibility of allowing Randal Kolo Muani to leave the club before the end of the window, with Juventus pushing to secure an immediate deal with parent club PSG and take the striker back to Turin.

Kolo Muani’s representatives have held discussions with Spurs in recent days to gauge whether a move could be sanctioned.

While Tottenham did not dismiss the idea, they made it clear that any departure would only be considered if a suitable replacement is lined up — a stance that has shaped their thinking as the final week of the window approaches.

Sources have told TEAMtalk that Spurs are keeping a close eye on the situation surrounding Jean‑Philippe Mateta.

The wantaway Crystal Palace forward – who can be signed for a package totalling £40m – has been on Tottenham’s radar for some time, and the club have been kept informed of developments throughout the month as part of their long‑standing interest.

Mateta is currently in talks with Nottingham Forest, who have agreed personal terms and are now negotiating with Palace.

However, Spurs’ admiration for the Frenchman has not faded, and they are monitoring the situation carefully in case an opportunity opens up.

Those within Tottenham’s recruitment team believe Mateta could fit Thomas Frank’s system well, and his profile is viewed as one that could complement the squad if Kolo Muani were to move on.

For now, Spurs are watching events unfold on both fronts, aware that Juventus are ready to act quickly should they receive encouragement.

Whether Tottenham decide to step into the Mateta race remains to be seen, but the club’s interest is genuine — and the future of Kolo Muani may hinge on how the next few days play out.

There is also Joshua Zirkzee, who as TEAMtalk has revealed, is emerging once again on the radar of a host of clubs – including both Spurs, Juve and Palace.

Another scenario that can’t be ruled out is that Juventus could yet hijack the Mateta deal again.

They previously agreed terms with the player but not Palace, and Italian sources now believe they are still attentive to that situation too.

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Latest Tottenham news – Shock loan being finalised…

In other news, a trusted reporter has confirmed Tottenham and West Ham are in the final stretch for a surprise loan transfer that has already been brutally savaged by one Spurs-centric outlet.

Elsewhere, Liverpool have informed Andy Robertson that a move to Tottenham Hotspur remains an option for the final week of the window, but the deal hinges on Roma successfully sourcing a replacement for Konstantinos Tsimikas.

Joshua Zirkzee’s camp remains hopeful that a move away from Manchester United could still materialise before the window closes after sources revealed interest in the star from both Crystal Palace and Tottenham Hotspur – though Michael Carrick’s stance could yet thwart both sides’ plans.

Zirkzee moved to Old Trafford in a £36.5m move from Bologna in the summer of 2024 – one of just five players to join Manchester United in the short spell that Dan Ashworth had as the club’s sporting director.

The move, though, has never truly worked out. While the 24-year-old has shown flashes of his brilliance, his inability to either score regularly or be seen as creative enough to play a little deeper means he’s rarely been anything more than a fringe player during his time at Old Trafford.

Indeed, nine goals and four assists from 65 appearances is a pretty accurate reflection of his time at the club so far.

Now, with the striker increasingly eager to secure first‑team football to boost his chances of making the Netherlands’ World Cup squad, Zirkzee is ready to make one final push to try and leave Old Trafford this month.

United have maintained throughout January that they do not want to weaken their squad and have been reluctant to sanction any exit.

However, Zirkzee has not featured under interim boss Michael Carrick due to a minor muscle issue, and although he is expected to be available again very soon – potentially in time for the weekend clash with Fulham – the team’s strong form without him has shifted the dynamic -and sources close to the player believe this has given Zirkzee renewed hope that United may soften their stance in the final days of the window…

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Tottenham and Crystal Palace open to Zirkzee signing

The Dutchman is determined to play regular football in the second half of the season, aware that consistent minutes will be crucial if he is to force his way into Ronald Koeman’s World Cup plans.

Interest in the 24‑year‑old remains strong. Roma, long‑term admirers, have not gone away and continue to push. Juventus have also made enquiries as they explore attacking options.

But TEAMtalk can also reveal that Tottenham and Crystal Palace have both asked about Zirkzee’s availability should United decide to open the door to a late move.

Both clubs are monitoring developments closely and are prepared to act quickly if the situation changes. Both clubs are in the market for a new striker in the last week of the window, with the Eagles likely to lose Jean-Philippe Mateta in the coming days and with Spurs looking to bolster their attacking options over the final days of the window.

For now, United are holding firm – but with Zirkzee keen to play, and multiple clubs circling, the final week of the window could yet bring movement.

Man Utd hopeful of brilliant double signing; Spurs keeper off to West Ham

Meanwhile, United have a renewed confidence that they can secure a huge signing this summer amid claims of a new, lower price, and with TEAMtalk sources revealing another brilliant Prem star poised to arrive alongside him.

Down at Tottenham, a trusted reporter has confirmed Tottenham and West Ham are in the final stretch for a surprise loan transfer that has already been brutally savaged by one Spurs-centric outlet.

As for Mateta’s exit from Palace, we can confirm the Frenchman has agreed personal terms over a move to Nottingham Forest, though a major sticking point around the move still exists.

A trusted reporter has confirmed Tottenham and West Ham are in the final stretch for a surprise loan transfer that has already been brutally savaged by one Spurs-centric outlet.

Our insider, Dean Jones, reported on Tottenham and West Ham discussing a shock goalkeeper swap just under one week ago.

The talks centred around Antonin Kinsky moving to West Ham and Mads Hermansen joining Spurs. Both deals would have been loans, meaning the back-up stoppers would simply trade places for the remainder of the campaign.

Developments on the story went quiet over the subsequent days, until the early hours of this morning, that is.

Trusted Italian reporter, Matteo Morreto, revealed West Ham are on the cusp of sealing a deal to sign Kinsky on loan.

The deal will reportedly contain an option to buy, though there was no mention of Hermansen moving the other way.

He wrote: “West Ham are close to finalising the signing of Antonín Kinsky on loan with a non-mandatory purchase option.”

Kinsky exit draws instant and ferocious rebuke

Whether Spurs would follow up Kinsky’s exit with a goalkeeper signing of their own remains to be seen.

Spurs are known to be on the hunt for a new and high calibre No 1, such as Roma’s Mile Svilar. However, the chances of pulling off a move on that scale in the January window with time fast running out are slim, given Svilar would become the third most expensive goalkeeper of all time.

In any case, one Spurs-leaning outlet, HotspurHQ, are adamant that the Kinsky to West Ham deal is an absolute shocker for the north London club.

The headline in their piece read: ‘Tottenham are about to make a catastrophic Antonin Kinsky mistake.’ That was just the tip of the iceberg.

The potential move was described as ‘insane’ after noting it would strengthen a club they’re in a relegation scrap with.

Furthermore, the fact Spurs are open to West Ham including an option to buy did not go down well. Aged just 22, all of Kinsky’s best years still lay ahead.

The report continued: ‘The move is not official yet, but there is more than enough smoke here for Tottenham fans to be very worried that their beloved club is about to make yet another massive transfer misstep. Kinsky could be gone forever and haunt Tottenham badly in the future at West Ham.’

Latest Tottenham news – Robertson hope / Centre-back coup

In other news, Liverpool have informed Andy Robertson that a move to Tottenham Hotspur remains an option for the final week of the window, but the deal hinges on Roma successfully sourcing a replacement for Konstantinos Tsimikas.

Elsewhere, Frank is reportedly pushing to get a deal over the line for a top centre-back target before the winter window deadline, in a move that will almost certainly trigger an exit from the club.

Under-pressure Tottenham Hotspur boss Thomas Frank is reportedly pushing to get a deal over the line for a top centre-back target before the winter window deadline, in a move that will almost certainly trigger an exit from the club.

Spurs remain on the hunt for new additions to their squad, regardless of whether Frank remains in charge or not, especially given the club’s predicament down at the wrong end of the table after just two wins in 14 Premier League games.

Conor Gallagher has arrived from Atletico Madrid, along with young Brazilian left-back Souza, although a proposed move for Liverpool stalwart Andy Robertson now appears to have fallen through.

Defensive lapses over the last couple of months have played a major part in Tottenham dropping into the lower reaches of the Premier League, with Frank unhappy with the concentration levels of some of his players. To that end, a new report claims that Frank is pushing for the club to sign a player he trusts from his Brentford days, Nathan Collins.

It’s not the first time that Spurs have been linked with the Republic of Ireland international, with Frank keen on striking a deal for Collins when he took over in north London last summer.

And now the Daily Mail reports that Tottenham have revisited that move, although it’s very much dependent on the Dane staying as the club’s manager.

Our sources revealed on Monday that Frank has been given more time to turn things around, although that will be easier said than done, given the fixtures Tottenham have on the horizon.

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Collins arrival to rock the boat as Dragusin exit nears

As for Collins, Frank is a huge admirer of the Bees skipper and is said to believe he could challenge the established pairing of Cristian Romero and Micky van de Ven at the heart of the Spurs backline.

There is also a thought that he could be on Tottenham’s radar again due to Van de Ven’s strong links to Liverpool, which would only happen in the summer, if at all.

If Collins is brought through the door, that will almost certainly seal an exit for Romanian star Radu Dragusin, who is desperate for game time after recently returning from an ACL injury.

Romania still have a chance of reaching this summer’s World Cup, as they face a semi-final play-off clash with Turkey before facing either Slovakia or Kosovo for the right to travel to North America, with Dragusin desperate to be involved.

At this stage, however, that’s not Tottenham’s problem, as they look to bolster a squad that has been hit by a plethora of injuries, particularly in the attacking third of the pitch.

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More Tottenham news: Kang enquiry snubbed; top keeper targeted

Tottenham have seen an enquiry for Kang‑in Lee knocked back this month, with Paris Saint‑Germain making it clear the South Korean playmaker will not be leaving, TEAMtalk can exclusively reveal.

Elsewhere, Spurs are in the mix to sign the best goalkeeper in Serie A and his asking price would make him the third most expensive stopper of all time, according to a report.

Tottenham Hotspur are interested in signing Hugo Bueno from Wolves after missing out on the signing of Andy Robertson from Liverpool, sources have told TEAMtalk.

We understand that Bueno is poised to depart Wolves at the end of the season, with the Spanish left-back attracting significant interest from several clubs keen to secure his services.

Sources close to the situation have confirmed that the 23-year-old is determined to continue competing at the highest level.

Among the sides monitoring the left-back’s progress are Everton and Tottenham Hotspur, both of whom view him as a potential addition to bolster their defensive options on the left flank.

Tottenham were close to signing Andy Robertson from Premier League rivals Liverpool in the January transfer window, only for the defending Premier League champions to block the deal from happening.

Bueno, who has been on the books of Wolves since 2019, opted to remain at Molineux for the current campaign despite receiving multiple enquiries, including from Scottish Premiership side Rangers, who were keen on a loan.

Since returning from a loan spell at Feyenoord at the end of the 2024/25 campaign, Bueno has established himself as a prominent figure in the Wolves first team, featuring regularly and impressing with his performances despite his side’s struggles.

Bueno has made 14 starts and six substitute appearances in the Premier League for Wolves so far this season.

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Hugo Bueno available for £20m – sources

The defender’s consistent displays have highlighted his development into a reliable Premier League performer, capable of contributing both defensively and in attacking transitions.

Bueno’s ability to deliver accurate crosses and maintain composure under pressure has made him a valuable asset for Wolves this season, but it is very unlikely they will be able to hold onto the talent.

However, with his contract at Molineux running until 2028, any potential move would require a good offer to prise him away from the West Midlands club.

Wolves, who have invested in his long-term future since extending his deal in November 2023, are unlikely to sanction a departure without significant compensation.

Sources have spoken of a deal around £20million (€23m, $27.4m) should Wolves get relegated (which is very likely).

For Bueno, the opportunity to test himself at a higher-profile club or one pushing for European qualification would prove tempting, especially given the interest in the Premier League and around Europe.

Bueno’s future will be one of the key storylines surrounding Wolves in the summer of 2026.

The left-back’s decision to stay put last year paid dividends in terms of game time and form, but he is too good for the Championship and will be one player who will leave Wolves should they get relegated to the second tier of English football.

Whether Bueno remains in the Premier League or explores other options, the left-back’s stock continues to rise, positioning him as an attractive prospect for ambitious sides looking to strengthen their backline.

Latest Tottenham transfer news: Last chance for Man City raid, ambitious PSG plan

Meanwhile, it is now or never for Tottenham Hotspur in their quest to sign a Manchester City winger, who is ready to join Fulham in the January transfer window.

Sources have told our transfer insider, Graeme Bailey, about the response that Tottenham Hotspur have received after making enquiries about signing a Paris Saint-Germain attacker.

Tottenham Hotspur need to act NOW if they are to sign Oscar Bobb from Manchester City, with sources telling TEAMtalk that the winger is ready to move to Fulham, amid interest from Thomas Frank’s side.

Football Insider reported on January 16, 2026, that Tottenham are interested in signing Bobb from Man City. Transfer journalist Pete O’Rourke wrote in his report that Bobb himself wants to leave the Cityzens, who are willing to sever ties with him for good.

However, it was Fulham who subsequently stepped up their pursuit of Bobb and opened talks with Man City over a deal for the Norway international winger.

Newcastle United also reportedly decided to join the race for the 22-year-old, but it now seems that Bobb is edging closer to a move to Fulham.

TEAMtalk’s transfer correspondent, Fraser Fletcher, has told us that, amid ongoing talks between Fulham and Man City, “Bobb has said yes to Fulham” and is open to a move to London.

Transfer guru Fabrizio Romano has added on X: “Negotiations advancing to final stages for Oscar Bobb to Fulham after initial bid sent last week, as revealed.

“Talks underway on both player and club side with Man City insisting on £35m valuation for Bobb.

“Permanent exit anticipated, not a loan.”

Sky Sports and BBC Sport have also reported that a deal is close to being agreed, which means that Tottenham have one final chance to gazump Fulham.

Tottenham did make a late swoop for Conor Gallagher after the former Chelsea midfielder was ready to join Aston Villa from Atletico Madrid earlier in the January transfer windnow.

If Spurs are determined to sign Bobb and believe that the winger is a player that they need, not just for now, but for the long term as well, then now is the time to make a move.

While Bobb is ready to join Fulham, who are also in advanced talks with Man City, nothing has been put to paper yet.

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Latest Tottenham transfer news: PSG raid fails, Andy Robertson blow

Meanwhile, our transfer insider, Graeme Bailey, has reported that Tottenham Hotspur have failed in their quest to sign a Paris Saint-Germain attacker.

A report has revealed how Andy Robertson feels after Liverpool blocked his transfer to Tottenham Hotspur in the January transfer window.