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Tottenham Hotspur have reportedly made an enquiry over the potential signing of Real Madrid youngster Endrick, who is currently on loan at Lyon in France, according to Fichajes.

It could be a busy end to the January transfer window for Spurs, as they aim to improve Thomas Frank's squad after a disappointing start to the season. So far this month, the north London club have secured the signatures of young left-back Souza and England international midfielder Conor Gallagher, but we might see further incomings before the deadline.

Endrick recently completed his move to Lyon on loan, and he's already flourishing in Ligue 1 after falling out of favour at Real Madrid. Considering his impact and development at Lyon, a move for Spurs would have to be in the summer transfer window, but they appear to be keen on bringing him to the Premier League.

Tottenham Eyeing Real Madrid Starlet

According to a report from Fichajes, Tottenham have made an enquiry to sign Real Madrid youngster Endrick ahead of a possible move to north London. The youngster, described as 'special', is attracting interest from a host of clubs after an impressive spell with Lyon.

Real Madrid are believed to be aware of the interest in the Brazilian, but they are now considering any 'hasty decisions', as they believe Endrick is still an important asset. It's a bit of an ideal situation for Madrid, with Endrick flourishing and developing as they'd expect while out on loan.

Interest is undoubtedly going to grow in their young forward as his loan spell with Lyon continues, especially if his form heads in the direction it's currently heading in. So far for the French side, Endrick has scored four goals and provided a single assist in just 440 minutes of football.

Tottenham Fans Might Want Additions ASAP

With Tottenham's current injury situation worsening, Spurs fans might want to see additions brought through the door in the coming days, rather than working on deals for the summer transfer window. Endrick is going to be signing on the dotted line in time for the window closing, and Spurs need players in for the second half of the campaign.

Kevin Danso is the latest player to join the injury list, meaning Spurs had around 13 senior players available for their game against Manchester City at the weekend.

Pep Guardiola was furious after Manchester City's 2-2 draw with Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League as he believed that Spurs' first strike should've been disallowed for a foul on Marc Guehi. The Premier League have released an official statement to clear up their decision.

It was a routine first half for Guardiola's men: they drew first blood inside 11 minutes of play through Rayan Cherki, City's primary threat on the evening. The Frenchman's right-footed effort evaded the outstretched arm of Guglielmo Vicario before Antoine Semenyo doubled their lead.

GIVEMESPORT Key Statistic: Before today, they had won on each of the last 115 occasions when leading by 2+ goals at the break (all competitions).

A totally different second 45 ensued, however, and Dominic Solanke was at the double. The English striker (who has missed large parts of the current campaign) struck twice within 17 minutes to earn a point for the home outfit, though neither side were able to find a dramatic winner at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Premier League Release Statement Regarding Tottenham's Second Goal in 2-2 Draw with City

Although Spurs will be delighted with the one point earned, many are under the assumption that their first goal should've been chalked off. Spurs, by this point, had grown into the match and were causing the odd problem for City – and that rang true in the 55th minute as Solanke prodded home.

Initially, the goal went down as an own goal from Guehi, who moved to City from Crystal Palace in January, but it was later reversed and given to Solanke.

However, on a second glance, it may be more contentious than first thought. As Solanke – who opened his 2025/26 Premier League account with his brace – went to fire his effort towards Gianluigi Donnarumma, Guehi got his leg in the way to block the shot and Solanke followed through.

The footage, as seen below, proves there was a leg collision between Spurs' Solanke and City's Guehi. VAR, however, did not intervene, and the goal was given – first as a Guehi own goal before being overturned and issued to Solanke.

Taking to X (formerly Twitter), the Premier League Match Centre explained the decision by deeming that Solanke had played the ball, accrediting the goal to the English striker rather than ruling it as a Guehi own goal.

"The referee’s call of goal was checked and confirmed by VAR – with the challenge by Solanke on Guehi deemed not to be a foul as Solanke played the ball. The goal accreditation panel has adjudged the goal to be a Solanke goal."

Guardiola Fumes About Referee's Decision to Allow Solanke's Goal to Stand

Speaking after a share of the spoils were picked up in north London, Guardiola said: "Once again... Have you seen it? Nothing,” he said, before appearing on the verge of walking out of the interview. "It's happened once again. What can I say? Marc [Guehi] has the ball, he's been kicked from behind, and it's a goal. Nothing. What can I say? One more."

Speaking to BBC Sport, Guardiola added: "Well, if you do it to a striker it would be a penalty. I'm not a referee. "Fascinating in the Premier League."

Tottenham have decided that Mathys Tel will not leave the club before Monday's transfer deadline after he held talks with Thomas Frank, according to Fabrice Hawkins.

Spurs have had a mixed season so far after being eliminated from both domestic cups and now sitting in 14th in the Premier League table ahead of their clash with Man City on Sunday, while they already qualified for the Last 16 in the Champions League after finishing fourth in the league phase.

But Tel had been looking to leave the club this month after a lack of regular first-team game time, before he was omitted from the Champions League squad for a second time, with several European clubs showing an interest in his services.

Mathys Tel to Stay at Tottenham

Tel had become a target for the likes of Paris FC, AS Roma, Lille, Marseille, and Atletico Madrid among others, with the player keen to get more game time under his belt in the hope of making a late push to be part of Didier Deschamps' France squad for the World Cup.

Spurs were reluctant to let the Frenchman depart, however, with a number of injuries in the squad leaving Frank thin on the ground for options. Richarlison and Mohammed Kudus are currently out until March, while James Maddison and Dejan Kulusevski haven't featured this season and Dominic Solanke has only just returned after almost six months out.

Tel was given a brief run in the side and performed well, but he was then shocked by news that he had been removed from the Champions League list to allow Solanke to be included, which sparked major frustration.

However, it has now emerged that the player and manager have had talks over his future, and the manager has explained his plans for the forward which has convinced Tel to stay put until the end of the season at least.

Tottenham Must Use Tel or Risk Losing Him

It's clear that Tel is an unbelievably talented forward, and that's why Bayern Munich demanded such a high fee to let him leave last year.

However, his development has stagnated after a lack of regular game time, and it's only right that such a talent looks to play elsewhere if he's not given opportunities.

Spurs have to find a way to play him regularly, and his recent performances deserve a run in the team. If they don't do that, then it's inevitable that he will be on the move.

Tottenham Hotspur are one of the clubs eyeing a move for Club Brugge's midfield sensation Alexander Stankovic, according to reliable journalist Matteo Moretto.

Spurs have had a poor domestic campaign so far this season, sitting 14th in the Premier League table ahead of their clash against Manchester City in Sunday, while they have also been eliminated from the FA Cup, and Carabao Cup. However, they have had success in Europe, qualifying for the Last 16 after finishing fourth in the league phase of the Champions League.

But the club are keen to strengthen the squad going forward, and a talented young midfielder has emerged as someone they are keeping a very close eye on as a result of his performances this season.

Tottenham Eyeing Alexander Stankovic Move

Stankovic, who is the son of legendary midfielder Dejan, has become one of Europe's top young midfielders this season after joining Brugge from Inter Milan in the summer.

His performances saw him become the youngest Serbian goalscorer in World Cup qualifying for over a decade, and have attracted the attention of a number of top clubs across the continent.

While appearing on Fabrizio Romano's YouTube channel, Moretto revealed that Spurs have sent scouts to watch the 20-year-old regularly this season, but despite their interest, his future remains in the hands of Inter Milan due to the terms of the deal that took him to Belgium.

“Many English clubs have gone to watch him and scout him live – Tottenham, Manchester United, lots of teams," he said.

“But Inter are continuing to follow Stankovic’s development, and they’re staying very calm. Why? Because they have the option to bring him back home either in summer 2026 (July 2026) by paying €23 million, or in July 2027 by paying €25 million. So basically, in the end, it’s all in Inter’s hands.”

Tottenham Midfield Full of Gems

Tottenham have always been a great place for top young talents to go and develop, and their current midfield options show that. Lucas Bergvall and Archie Gray are considered to be two of the top midfield prospects in Europe, while the likes of Mathys Tel, Xavi Simons, Pape Matar Sarr, and Wilson Odobert are also shining.

The addition of Stankovic would be a brilliant signing, but whether he would have the same impact in the Premier League remains to be seen. He's clearly super talented, and Spurs are smart to be in the mix, but they face tough competition and it won't be an easy deal to get done.

There has been a lot of speculation around Randal Kolo Muani's future during this January transfer window, with Juventus keen on re-loaning the Paris Saint-Germain frontman who has spent this season with Tottenham Hotspur.

It has not exactly been a dream loan in north London for the 27-year-old, whose only goal contributions have come in cup competition - three goals and two assists in the Champions League and one assists in the FA Cup.

He has yet to find the back of the net in 15 Premier League appearances, nor provide an assist for a teammate.

Juventus Given Green Light To Sign Kolo Muani

Kolo Muani spent the second half of last season on loan with Juventus and, by contrast, scored eight goals and laid on one assist in 16 Serie A appearances. The Italian giants were keen on re-signing him at the beginning of this season, but could not make a deal happen and Spurs swooped.

Now, Kolo Muani could be heading back to Turin on transfer deadline day.

According to TuttoSport, PSG have given Juventus the "green light" to sign the striker on transfer deadline day, with the player's salary to be covered by the Italian side for the remainder of the campaign.

The report goes on to state that Juve are in close contact with the player's representatives and that he is keen on a return to Italy after a nightmare time in England with Spurs.

Thomas Frank Says No To Transfer

However, there is a catch with any deal being completed before the 7pm deadline on Monday - Tottenham boss Thomas Frank is likely to block the move.

In a curt response to a question during his press conference on Friday, Frank explained Spurs' stance. When asked if he wanted to keep Kolo Muani, he replied: "Yes, next question."

Tottenham do not want to lose another forward before the transfer window closes, without bringing in a replacement and time is running out to do so.

Kolo Muani Will Get Transfer Hint On Sunday

Spurs were linked with Jean-Philippe Mateta, who wants out of Crystal Palace, but the Frenchman looks set to join AC Milan instead.

With Richarlison injured, Dominic Solanke - himself just recovering from injury - would be Spurs' only recognised striker were Kolo Muani to leave.

Kolo Muani is likely to be part of the Spurs squad to take on Manchester City in the Premier League on Sunday afternoon, with Frank having all too few options for his matchday squads.

Tottenham Hotspur have made an enquiry over a late-window deal to sign Real Madrid star Brahim Diaz following his return from AFCON, according to TEAMtalk.

The Morocco international will be the one name remembered by everyone in relation to this tournament, with his missed Panenka penalty in the final costing his nation the win, before Senegal went on to score the decisive goal in extra time instead.

Despite that major setback, the 26-year-old was one of the standout players at AFCON, but he has found first-team opportunities hard to come by under Alvaro Arbeloa since returning to the Bernabeu earlier this month.

Now, Tottenham are among a number of clubs to make contact about the playmaker's situation.

Diaz's Situation at Real Unlikely to Change

According to TEAMtalk, following the exit of Xabi Alonso, Diaz has fallen out of favour with the Spanish giants.

Sources close to the 'superstar' are said to believe that they don't see a change in his situation - in the short term at least - and as a result his representatives have begun to explore potential opportunities, reaching out to clubs across Europe.

Serie A side Como, managed by Cesc Fabregas, are one of the teams who have been contacted, with the Italian club seeing Diaz as a potential replacement for Nico Paz, who is expected to return to Real at the end of the season.

According to the report, Tottenham are one of three Premier League clubs spoken to about a potential mid-season switch. Diaz's camp are keen to gauge English interest, with Newcastle United and Aston Villa the other clubs contacted.

While Real are currently reluctant to lose Diaz before next Monday's deadline, TEAMtalk claim that sources in Spain have said 'nothing is impossible' when it comes to a potential exit in the next few days.

As well as the latest interest in Diaz, who 'can become the best in the world' according to Morocco manager Walid Regragui, Tottenham are also said to have made contact over signing two more wingers as the minutes tick down in the transfer window.

Firstly, Spurs are said to be looking at a late hijack of Inter Milan's move for Moussa Diaby of Al-Ittihad, after securing their top eight finish in the Champions League.

The former Aston Villa attacker is currently earning £250,000-a-week in the Saudi Pro League, as he eyes a move back to the European elite.

Meanwhile, Tottenham have also made a late enquiry for Bayern Munich's Serge Gnabry, who earns £330,000-a-week with the Bundesliga giants.

The Germany international is 30 and, of course, used to play for Arsenal, but reports in Germany suggest that Bayern are keen to tie him down to a new contract at the Allianz Arena.

Tottenham Hotspur could consider a surprise move for Monaco forward Maghnes Akliouche before the transfer deadline, GIVEMESPORT senior correspondent Ben Jacobs has revealed.

The North London side are considering signing a new winger amid their injury issues, with Dejan Kulusevski, Mohammed Kudus and Richarlison all sidelined.

While a move for Akliouche is not currently in the works, Jacobs suggests Spurs could move for the Frenchman ‘for the right price’, although their priorities lie slightly elsewhere.

Spurs are more likely to target a left-sided attacker if they were to sign reinforcements, while Akliouche is a natural right winger.

Tottenham Could Move for Akliouche

Jacobs, speaking on the Market Madness podcast, revealed that Tottenham are unlikely to move for any of their long-term targets, Savinho and Yan Diomande, before the deadline, but that an Akliouche deal could emerge as more viable:

“You've got Akliouche, who can play on the right or the left, and remember, Mohammed Kudus is injured, and the likes of Savinho and Yan Diomande, two other players that Tottenham really like, I'm not so sure that either of those latter two deals will be possible between now and the end of the window.

“Akliouche maybe for the right price, but then when Kudus comes back, he'd have to be pushed centrally or over to the left-hand side.

“So that would be a consideration, because he prefers playing on the right-hand side. And I think Tottenham's long term plans are to find a left-sided attacker.”

Akliouche, praised as 'insane', has been a key player for Monaco this season, scoring three goals and providing five assists in 27 appearances across all competitions.

The £50m-rated forward, who is under contract until June 2028, has won five senior caps for France to date, scoring his first and only goal in the 3-1 win over Azerbaijan in December.

Tottenham’s January Business So Far

Tottenham have welcomed midfielder Conor Gallagher and left-back Souza as their only two signings of the January transfer window so far.

Forward Brennan Johnson was sold to Crystal Palace, while defender Kota Takai joined Borussia Monchengladbach on loan.

Tottenham are anticipating further business before the deadline, with goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky potentially heading to West Ham on loan.

Tottenham Hotspur are interested in signing former Chelsea winger Raheem Sterling ahead of the transfer deadline, according to reports.

The north London side are reportedly seriously considering a move for the 31-year-old England international, who left Chelsea by mutual agreement earlier this week.

Sterling agreed to terminate the remaining 18 months of his contract at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday, after failing to make an appearance for the Blues this season.

He spent last season on loan at Arsenal, where he scored one goal and provided five assists in 28 appearances.

Tottenham Keen on Raheem Sterling

According to TEAMtalk, Tottenham view Sterling as a short-term reinforcement for their depleted attacking options.

The Lilywhites are operating without the injured Dejan Kulusevski, Mohammed Kudus and Richarlison at the minute and have not ruled out signing another attacker before the deadline.

Thomas Frank is believed to be open to bringing Sterling in, while the player is also believed to be open to the move, as his preference is to remain in London.

Nottingham Forest have reportedly also sounded out the 31-year-old and his camp, while defending Serie A champions have also expressed interest.

Napoli president Giovanni Manna, however, said a move for Sterling would be ‘difficult’ due to his ‘significant financial expectations’, as the winger was pocketing over £300,000 a week at Stamford Bridge.

GIVEMESPORT Key Statistic: Sterling last scored a Premier League goal in May 2024, in Chelsea’s 2-1 win over Bournemouth.

Tottenham have welcomed midfielder Conor Gallagher and left-back Souza as their only two January reinforcements, while winger Brennan Johnson was sold to Crystal Palace.

The Lilywhites could see striker Randal Kolo Muani depart before Monday’s deadline, with Juventus now stepping up their efforts to sign the Frenchman.

Antonin Kinsky Set for West Ham?

Antonin Kinsky may also be on the move from North London in the final four days of the January window, with West Ham pushing towards the goalkeeper’s arrival.

According to reports, the London Stadium side have reached an agreement over personal terms with the Czech shot-stopper, with Spurs likely to seek a replacement before the deadline.

Kinsky, who joined the club 12 months ago from Slavia Prague, has made just two appearances under Thomas Frank this season, and another 10 during Ange Postecoglou’s tenure in 2024/25.

Tottenham are prepared to continue their busy January window right until the deadline. They have already signed Conor Gallagher but could still bring back another former Premier League player before the window shuts.

According to reports, ex-Aston Villa attacker Moussa Diaby is on their radar heading into the final few days, but they will have to beat off Inter Milan to have a chance.

Diaby is currently in Saudi Arabia at Al-Ittihad but is ready to return to Europe and could do it mid-season if things move quickly.The 26-year-old has only score three times this term but does boast an impress 11 assists in all competitions.

Tottenham need to act quickly

It is claimed via The Independent that Spurs are ready to try and take on Inter in a battle for Diaby, especially after securing a place in the top eight of the Champions League.

Diaby is thought to be keen on playing in Europe's top competition, which both Tottenham and Inter can offer, for the next few months at least. Thomas Frank's side are looking unlikely to qualify for next season's Champions League as they sit in the bottom half of the Premier League with a rotten recent record.

That hasn't stopped them from making a play for Diaby despite Inter being the current favourites. It is said that there is still time to force a U-turn as Diaby, who earns more than £250,000-a-week in Saudi according to GIVEMESPORT sources, seeks a way back into the France squad.

He has an outside chance of making it to the World Cup but would require a big end to the season. Diaby has not been selected by Didier Deschamps since leaving Villa in 2024 for £50million.

The winger recorded five goals and 15 assists in 24 matches in his first league season, helping Al-Ittihad win the title. He only spent one year at Villa, scoring six and assisting 10 as Unai Emery lead the team to fourth spot and the Champions League.

Frank needs reinforcement

There is a similarity between Gallagher and Diaby; Premier League players sold for good money and (for Diaby) possibly going back to England after a short period away.

For Frank, it is absolutely necessary. Spurs have struggled with the few fit attackers they have and they are simply rotating out right now. Dominic Solanke comes back but Richarlison is sidelined.

Dejan Kulusevski and James Maddison remain sidelined with Randal Kolo Muani still searching for his mojo. Mohammed Kudus is unavailable and Mathys Tel is still unsure of how exactly to impact top level matches.

Diaby is a proven Premier League player with a track record to shout about. He went to Villa off the back of scoring 13 and nine in his last two Bundesliga seasons, assisting 12 and nine in the process.

It's also a transfer that feels right for Tottenham, someone to raise the bar for now and help them push on again in the future.

Tottenham Hotspur have made contact with Bayern Munich regarding the availability of winger Serge Gnabry, according to journalist Christian Falk.

Spurs are in the market for a new forward in the January transfer window after they allowed Brennan Johnson to leave the club to join Crystal Palace. It's been a disappointing campaign for Spurs, who sit in the bottom half of the Premier League table.

Thomas Frank's squad is currently incredibly depleted due to injuries, and there's no doubt they need reinforcements in the coming days to end the season in a strong manner. The Premier League table is still very tight, so there's every chance Spurs can battle for the European places by the end of the campaign if they secure some new additions before Monday's deadline.

According to journalist Falk, Tottenham have recently made contact with Bayern Munich to discover the availability of Gnabry. The German international has informed Spurs that his priority is to remain at Bayern, and he's in talks over a new contract with the Bundesliga outfit.

Gnabry is set to sign a new two-year deal, which could see his already astronomical wage increase. Falk has previously confirmed that Gnabry currently earns in the region of £330,000-a-week at Bayern, so it will be interesting to see whether he receives a pay rise when he puts pen to paper.

The former Arsenal forward, described as 'world-class' by Vincent Kompany, has been a regular for Bayern this season, playing a total of 14 games in the Bundesliga. The 30-year-old has provided 11 goals and assists in just 10 league starts, so it wouldn't be a surprise if Bayern issued a hands-off warning for the German international.

Tottenham Need to Prioritise a New Winger

After losing Johnson earlier in the window, Spurs need to bring in a new winger before the window slams shut next week. It's been a disappointing season for the north London club, and they desperately need reinforcements if they want to mount a charge to finish in the European places.

A deal for Gnabry appears to be off the table, but Tottenham need to prioritise a new attacker. Tottenham's injury situation has amplified the need for Frank's side to ensure new additions arrive through the door as soon as possible.