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Tottenham Hotspur striker Richarlison has been linked with a move away from the North London club.

According to a report from Fichajes, they would be willing to sell the player in the coming months. The 28-year-old has been inconsistent since joining the club, and even though his performances have been impressive this season, they are prepared to cash in on the Brazilian.

Richarlison could be sold

An asking price of £30 million has been reported. The player has a contract with the North London outfit until 2027, and Tottenham are looking to sell him while he still retains value. It remains to be seen where he ends up.

Brazilian club Flamengo are keen on signing the player, and there have been rumours of potential talks. The return to South America could be interesting for Richarlison. He will look to play regularly and establish himself as a key player for Flamengo. Perhaps a fresh start would be ideal for the player.

Tottenham need to replace Richarlison

Meanwhile, Tottenham are already lacking in depth in the attacking unit and letting the Brazilian leave will only weaken them further. It will be interesting to see if they can replace the player properly. They need a reliable goal scorer who can find the back of the net regularly. Dominic Solanke has not been able to do that.

Tottenham have done well to improve the squad, but they are still short in the attacking unit. They need another reliable striker, especially if the Brazilian leaves the club. It remains to be seen whether they are prepared to cash in on the South American in January or wait until the end of the season.

Tottenham have started the season well, and they will look to win trophies. They cannot weaken the squad midway through the season.

Tottenham Hotspur have been linked with a move for Harry Kane, and the player would prefer to return to the Premier League if he left the Bundesliga.

The striker has been outstanding for Bayern Munich since joining the club, and he has helped the club win the league title. He will hope to win the UEFA Champions League with them as well. It will be interesting to see if Kane decides to return to the Premier League next season.

Tottenham open to bringing Harry Kane back

As per GMS, Tottenham are reportedly open to bringing him back to the club, and manager Thomas Frank has recently revealed that he would welcome the England international. The fact that Kane wants to return to the Premier League will be a huge boost for the North London club. They will certainly fancy their chances of convincing Kane to return to the club.

Kane is a world-class player who could improve any team in the world, and he could make a huge difference for Tottenham. He would be an upgrade on Dominic Solanke, who has not been able to score goals consistently. Kane has 13 goals in seven matches this season.

Spurs move could be ideal for Kane

The 32-year-old knows the club well, and he will be able to settle in quickly. The return to his boyhood club would be ideal for him as well. He is entering the twilight stages of his career, and he will look to enjoy his football now. Returning to Tottenham could be ideal for all parties.

The North London club could use his quality and experience as they look to build a squad capable of winning trophies consistently. He is likely to cost around €60 million because of a clause in his contract, and it will be interesting to see if Tottenham are prepared to pay up. They have the resources to get the deal across the line.

Tottenham have been told that Real Madrid will surely soon have an interest in signing in-form wonderkid Lucas Bergvall.

The talented 19-year-old is making a real impression at Spurs this season, picking up one goal and two assists already at this early stage of the campaign.

In general, Bergvall’s all-round play in midfield has been a joy to watch at times, and former Brentford manager Martin Allen has discussed his rise with Tottenham News.

Allen believes Real Madrid will surely soon be potential suitors for Bergvall, and it’s worth remembering that Spurs beat Barcelona to his signature when he joined.

Lucas Bergvall’s talent has been clear for some time

Sky Sports reported that Barcelona wanted Bergvall before he ended up at Tottenham, so this is clearly an elite young talent who’s already been on the radar of major clubs across Europe.

Could Real Madrid soon become a worry for Spurs? Allen clearly believes it’s something the north Londoners may have to take seriously.

“He’s got his best years ahead of him,” Allen said.

“Tottenham must have tied him down to a long-term contract because clubs like Real Madrid are going to be looking at him; they are going to be taking an interest.

“So they’re going to do well to keep hold of him, I think.”

Tottenham have previously lost some star names to Real Madrid, with Luka Modric and Gareth Bale going on to spend their peak years at the Bernabeu.

Spurs fans will hope they can avoid the same thing happening with Bergvall, who is proving to be a fantastic signing and a smart piece of business by the club.

At least if they do end up selling the Sweden international at some point, it should be for a considerably higher amount than they initially paid for him.

Tottenham Hotspur defender Micky van de Ven is a target for Real Madrid, but the North London outfit are looking to tie him down to a new deal.

The 24-year-old has established himself as a player for the club, and he is undoubtedly one of the finest central defenders in the league right now. Spurs do not want to lose him, and they are hoping to agree on a new deal with the player.

Spurs want a new deal for Micky van de Ven

According to former Premier League scout Mick Brown, Tottenham are confident of securing an agreement with the Netherlands international.

“Tottenham want Van de Ven to commit his future to the club,” Mick Brown told Football Insider.

“They want to put an end to the speculation and any interest from clubs like Real Madrid and the others who have been linked over the summer.

“So from their point of view, it makes sense that they want to get him tied down to a new contract, and I think they’re pretty confident they can get it done.”

Spurs cannot lose Van de Ven

Tottenham are looking to build a team capable of fighting for trophies regularly, and they cannot afford to sell their best players. The Netherlands International is an indispensable asset for them, and losing him is simply not an option. It will be interesting to see if the player decides to commit his long-term future to the club.

It is no surprise that Real Madrid are interested in Van de Ven. He could develop into a world-class defender with experience. He would help them improve at the back. The Spanish outfit need more depth and quality in central defence.

The opportunity to join them can be quite exciting for most players, and it will be interesting to see if the Netherlands international is tempted to move.

Adam Wharton, the young central midfielder currently impressing at Crystal Palace, has found himself in the spotlight once again.

Former Premier League winger and now pundit David Bentley has publicly urged Tottenham Hotspur to make a move for Wharton, tipping him as the kind of player who could “sit in front” of the defense and dictate the tempo of games.

With Palace already having lost stars like Eberechi Eze and Michael Olise in recent windows, Wharton’s name is rising fast, and Bentley believes Spurs should act now.

Adam Wharton tipped to join Tottenham

Bentley made his case on Inside Spurs, painting a picture of Wharton as a composed, left-footed midfielder capable of not just supporting attacks, but commanding games from deep.

He argued that Spurs already have defensive solidity, but need reinforcing in central areas.

He went further, suggesting that Wharton is already attracting interest from major clubs, even Real Madrid, and that Tottenham would do well to “nip in” and make their move.

“I think he has a strong squad, defensively it looks strong,” Bentley said.

“I think in the midfield, I like maybe the boy at Crystal Palace, the left-footed boy. Someone like that who could sit in front and just dictate games. He’s being touted to Real Madrid and stuff like that, but if you can nip in and get a player like that, I think that advances you on.”

In Bentley’s view, Spurs could present one of the more appealing pathways, combining stature, ambition, and a playing style that might suit Wharton’s attributes.

Crystal Palace have failed to keep their star players

Palace’s recent history in the transfer market has shown that they cannot always retain their top talents. Having already sold Eze and Olise, losing Wharton would be another significant blow.

From Tottenham’s perspective, adding a young, technically capable midfielder to their engine room could provide both immediate benefit and long-term planning.

Their current midfield ranks are solid, but depth and variation are always valuable, especially in European and domestic congested seasons.

That said, Spurs would need to move decisively, both to beat competition and to secure terms that are acceptable to both the player and Crystal Palace.

Joao Palhinha joined Tottenham Hotspur on loan during the summer transfer window, and he is keen on a permanent move.

The midfielder has been excellent for Tottenham since joining the club on loan, and he’s already an important player for them. He wants to sort out his long-term future quickly, and he is hoping that Tottenham decides to trigger the option to make the move permanent. The north London outfit will have to pay £27 million in order to get the deal done.

Joao Palhinha keen on Spurs stay

Ben Jacobs said: “I think the Joao Palhinha signing has been excellent for Tottenham. The original agreement had an option to buy, which is set at £27million. That was something that both Tottenham and the player were very keen on factoring in as part of the deal.

“If Spurs choose to take up the option, the player will be very happy with that because he dove into the move, wanting that permanence to begin with.”

Tottenham must sign Palhinha permanently

There is no doubt that the Portuguese international is a quality player, and he could easily justify the £27 million investment. Tottenham need someone like him in the middle of the park, and keeping him beyond this season would be ideal. They need his quality and experience.

They will be hoping to fight for major trophies, and they need quality players like Palhinha. He has not only helped him improve defensively, but he has also allowed the creative players to operate with more freedom. The £27 million investment could look like a bargain in the coming seasons.

The midfielder is already well settled at the club, and he has made an instant impact. He will only improve as he gets used to the Tottenham playing style.

When a high-profile transfer doesn’t go according to plan, things can get messy quickly. That appears to be exactly what’s happening with João Palhinha and Bayern Munich.

After a frustrating spell in Bavaria, Palhinha is making it clear that his future lies elsewhere, and Tottenham Hotspur may be the perfect destination.

With the player joining the Premier League club in a loan move this summer and performing well under manager Thomas Frank, his long term future may lie in North London rather than Munich.

Palhinha joined Bayern Munich from Fulham in 2024 for around £47.4 million but the Portuguese midfielder struggled for playing time under manager Vincent Kompany.

Joao Palhinha is given new life at Tottenham

Now at Tottenham. he is finally starting to show his presence in their midfield and Spurs are considering taking up their option of buying the midfielder permanently.

According to journalist Ben Jacobs, Spurs have an option to sign the midfielder for £27m and not only the club but the player is also ready to make the move permanent.

Jacobs said to GiveMeSport:

“I think the Joao Palhinha signing has been excellent for Tottenham. The original agreement had an option to buy, which is set at £27m. That was something that both Tottenham and the player were very keen on factoring in as part of the deal.

“Palhinha, in particular, viewed the loan as being contingent, in many ways, on having that option to buy because he would like to be permanently back in the Premier League.

“If Spurs choose to take up the option, the player will be very happy with that because he dove into the move, wanting that permanence to begin with.”

Spurs are willing to make Palhinha’s move permanent

For Palhinha, staying in England makes sense. He has already adapted to the tempo, physicality (being 6ft 3in tall), and expectation of the Premier League during his time at Fulham, and may believe that his best opportunities lie here rather than returning to Bayern.

Tottenham, on their side, appear to be getting a good deal. Picking up a strong, experienced midfield option whose loan spell has gone well gives them the chance to reinforce without excessive risk.

If they choose to trigger the option to buy at the end of the season, that could solidify their midfield plans and provide Frank with a midfielder who is experienced at the top level and for a minimal transfer fee.

Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United are interested in the Brentford midfielder Yehor Yarmolyuk during the January transfer window.

The 21-year-old has done well in the Premier League, and he could prove to be an excellent addition for the two clubs. Both teams need more depth in the middle of the park, and the 21-year-old would be a long-term acquisition.

Brentford not ready to lose Yarmolyuk

According to TeamTalk, Brentford are unwilling to sell the player in January, and it remains to be seen how the situation develops. The report further claims that the player could be sold for an offer of around £30 million. Spurs and Manchester United certainly have the financial muscle to pay that kind of money for the Ukrainian.

He has the physicality and technical attributes to compete at the highest level, and he could be an asset for both teams. However, Brentford have already sold multiple key players in the summer, and they will not want to weaken the squad further. Any move might have to wait until the summer transfer window. Brentford will struggle to replace Yarmolyuk during the January transfer window.

Both teams could use Yehor Yarmolyuk

Meanwhile, Tottenham and Manchester United will be pushing for Champions League qualification this season, and they need as much quality as they can get. Improving the team in January would be a wise decision. They need more physicality and control in the midfield. The 21-year-old Ukrainian will help them improve. He could prove to be a difference maker for them during the second half of the season.

Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur wanted to sign Conor Gallagher from Atletico Madrid during the summer transfer window.

However, the move never went through. According to a report from Spanish publication Mundo Deportivo (h/t SportWitness), the Premier League clubs are still keeping tabs on the 25-year-old English midfielder. They could look to make a move for him when the transfer window reopens in January.

Will Man United pay €60 million for Gallagher?

Atletico Madrid view Gallagher as an important player, but they could sell him if an offer of around €60 million is presented.

It will be interesting to see if Manchester United are willing to pay that kind of money for him. They need more physicality and work rate in the middle of the park, and Gallagher would add tremendous balance to the side. He knows the Premier League well, and he could make an instant impact.

Meanwhile, the midfielder needs to play regularly as well, and he has not been able to do that at the Spanish club. The opportunity to return to England could be attractive for him, especially if Manchester United can promise him regular game time.

Spurs keen on Conor Gallagher

Similarly, Tottenham need another hard-working midfielder as well, and the 25-year-old would be the ideal fit. He has been a long-term target for the club, and they have been trying to sign him in recent seasons.

Gallagher could be the ideal partner for Palhinha in theory. It will be interesting to see which of the two clubs is willing to pay €60 million for him.

He is still only 25, and he could justify the investment in the long term. He knows the league well, and he should be able to settle in quickly.

Both clubs have quality players and a quality manager. He could be tempted to join them..

Tottenham Hotspur may just have one of their most valuable assets in the making.

Under the leadership of Thomas Frank this season, Spurs have looked competitive and organised.

Despite a few hiccups this season, they have performed well and they continue to impress with their attacking displays.

The Premier League giants are currently third in the Premier League and some of their players have displayed eye-catching performances.

One of them is midfielder Lucas Bergvall who has elevated his game under Frank this season.

Tottenham tipped to sell Bergvall for more than Rice

Bergvall is being viewed as a player who could be sold for more than what Arsenal paid to sign Declan Rice from West Ham United.

According to Spurs News, ex-Premier League midfielder Martin Allen has spoken exclusively about Bergvall’s potential.

Allen believes that Bergvall is “better” than Rice, arguing that Bergvall’s goal scoring and creative output put him in a category that could demand at least £110 million on the market.

“At the age that he’s at, you’ve got to remember what Declan Rice and many, many years at West Ham, he went for £105m a couple of years ago,” Martin said.

“With him, there’s no way I’d sell him for less than £110m, no way. For me, he’s a better player than Rice, because he scores goals, and Declan’s not great at scoring goals.

“Top, top quality player. Yeah, and I will put him around about that £110m bracket, he’s that good, in my opinion.”

Spurs midfielder has impressed this season

The context to this claim is interesting. Rice, of course, became a benchmark in recent transfer dealings, a midfielder who can protect the backline, drive forward, and provide stability while contributing to attacking transitions.

Bergvall, by comparison, is being praised not just for defensive contribution but for his ability to influence games further up the pitch.

Having a player already viewed by ex-professionals as being worth more than one of the top midfielders of recent years is a sign of how far Bergvall has come.

It also reflects well on Spurs’ scouting, youth development, and their ability to identify undervalued talent in a market where fees are rising steeply.