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A long-term Tottenham midfield target is set to leave his club in January following talks with his manager, but Man United and Newcastle are also keen.

Reports over recent weeks suggest that Spurs want to add a central midfielder with Premier League experience to their squad in the upcoming transfer window.

It has been suggested that Tottenham are preparing an offer to bring Ruben Neves back to England after he decided to leave Al-Hilal.

However, he is not the only central midfielder the Lilywhites are looking at, with Spurs reported to have also spoken to Conor Gallagher regarding a January move.

Conor Gallagher makes transfer decision amidst Tottenham interest

According to TEAMtalk, Gallagher is now prepared to ‘accelerate’ his move away from Atletico Madrid over the coming days.

The England international is thought to have spoken to Diego Simeone about his lack of game time this season, with the La Liga club ready to sell him.

It is revealed that while Simeone would prefer to keep Gallagher, he accepts that the 25-year-old needs regular game time in order to get into the England squad for the World Cup.

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A source close to the situation explained to the outlet: “Atletico acknowledge they can’t give Conor the football he wants and deserves. That is the key issue, and they know he is too good to sit on the bench and they don’t want to wreck his chances of going to the World Cup.”

Spurs facing competition from three clubs for Gallagher

TEAMtalk name Tottenham Hotspur as one of the clubs keeping an eye on the midfielder’s situation, but they are expected to face intense competition for the player’s services.

Manchester United are also big fans of Gallagher, while Newcastle United and Inter Milan are also keen on signing him.

The publication adds that while Atletico could prefer to sell the former Chelsea man permanently, intermediaries believe a potential loan with an option to buy could be the more realistic outcome next month.

Tottenham Hotspur have now learned whether Manchester City will entertain the sale of Savinho in January.

Reports indicate that Spurs have agreed a fee with Crystal Palace for the sale of Brennan Johnson, and the Man City man is one of the players the Lilywhites have identified as a potential replacement for the Wales international.

Spurs are expected to reignite their interest in Savinho after failing to get a deal for the Brazilian over the line during the summer transfer window.

It was previously reported that Man City could let Savinho leave if they land Semenyo from Bournemouth, but the Lilywhites’ hopes have now been dashed.

Man City make a decision on Tottenham target Savinho

Some journalists have suggested over recent days that Spurs may struggle to agree a fee with Man City for Savinho.

Now, a new report in Sky Sports’ Match Centre has dashed the Lilywhites’ hopes of securing the 21-year-old.

The outlet says that Pep Guardiola’s men have no intention of selling the winger in the upcoming transfer window. The Brazil international, who recently penned a new contract at the Etihad Stadium, is expected to remain at City until the end of the season.

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Spurs are expected to reach out to Savinho

A couple of days ago, a report in TEAMtalk claimed that Tottenham will reach out to Savinho to find out if he is keen on moving to N17.

The outlet stated that the winger wanted to join Spurs last summer, and the North London club wish to find out if his mind has changed or not.

Alasdair Gold has revealed what Fabio Paratici is now having to consider as Tottenham face the prospect of losing their sporting director ahead of the transfer window.

The Italian media has been rife with speculation that Paratici has agreed a deal to become Fiorentina’s head of football.

Some outlets are convinced that an official announcement regarding the Tottenham sporting director is around the corner.

However, Spurs fans will take hope from the fact that Paratici was spotted in attendance at Selhurst Park on Sunday, with the 52-year-old seen sitting next to club CEO Vinai Venkatesham.

Tottenham have not been officially approached over Fabio Paratici

Football.London’s Alasdair Gold has received that despite the ongoing rumours about the Italian’s future, Spurs have not received any approach from Fiorentina.

However, Gold does confirm that Paratici made a trip to Italy last week and returned from his native country to watch Spurs in action in South London.

The journalist reveals that the Fiorentina head of football post comes with ‘a huge amount of power’ for the Tottenham official. However, it would require him to join in January so that he can get things in motion during the transfer window.

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Paratici expected to be a major loss for Spurs

Gold suggests that the former Juventus director’s exit would come as a big blow to Tottenham since he was expected to pull the strings at the North London club during the January window.

While the fact that Spurs already have another sporting director in Johan Lange is expected to ease the impact of Paratici’s departure, it is still expected to be ‘damaging’ for the Lilywhites ahead of a crucial window.

Tottenham Hotspur have moved quickly to resolve a lack of minutes for one of their midfielders, agreeing a new temporary switch after a frustrating first half of the season.

Manor Solomon’s loan move to Villarreal has not exactly gone to plan for the Israeli winger, who had to wait until deadline day last summer for his move away from north London.

So far in Spain, the 26-year-old has managed just 146 minutes in La Liga and 358 minutes in all competitions, which is far from ideal for a forward looking for game time.

We reported previously that Villarreal were open to letting a few players leave in the winter window and that Solomon himself was open to cutting his loan short.

Manor Solomon is to join Fiorentina on loan

According to Fabrizio Romano, Solomon has now secured a new loan deal away from the Yellow Submarine, with his current spell in Spain set to be cut short.

The winger, who made a promising start to life in La Liga by registering a goal and an assist in his first two league appearances, is now heading to Italy in search of more regular game time.

Providing an update on the situation, Romano confirmed that Fiorentina have reached an agreement to sign the Tottenham forward, writing on social media: “Fiorentina reach verbal agreement to sign Manor Solomon, here we go! The winger is set to leave Villarreal, with the loan move to be interrupted and a new transfer to Fiorentina from Tottenham.”

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Fiorentina and Spurs agree on option to buy Solomon

It is believed that the deal is not a permanent transfer, but the Serie A side could opt to sign Solomon permanently in the future after including that option in their agreement with Spurs.

The Israeli international might not be the only individual linked with Tottenham who could be heading to Fiorentina, with sporting director Fabio Paratici also having been linked with the Italian club, while Dragusin has also been mentioned with a move to Fiorentina.

The Solomon deal, however, appears to be a positive move for all parties, as the wide forward can secure more game time, while Spurs could eventually cash in should Fiorentina decide to make the deal permanent.

Juventus are interested in signing a Tottenham Hotspur player in 2026, and it wouldn’t be the first time he was on the Italian club’s books.

One Spurs centre-back’s future has been the subject of huge speculation over the last week.

Radu Dragusin only returned to the pitch for the first time against Crystal Palace after recovering from his ACL injury, and he is now being heavily linked with a move away.

AS Roma are plotting a move to take Dragusin back to Italy, while it has also emerged over recent days that Inter Milan, AC Milan and Napoli have made enquiries about the Spurs defender.

Juventus enter the race for Tottenham’s Radu Dragusin

A new report in La Gazzetta dello Sport (as relayed by GFNI) has now claimed that the Bianconeri are ready to enter the race for the 23-year-old.

The outlet states that Luciano Spalletti wants to add reinforcements at the back, and Juventus have identified Dragusin as a top target.

The Romanian spent three years at the Turin giants as a youngster before making a move to Genoa in 2023, and he could now be set for a return to his former stomping ground.

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The report reveals that Juve are particularly attracted to the Tottenham man as he knows the club’s environment well and is already a proven performer in Serie A.

One factor could boost Juve’s chances of landing Dragusin

Gazzetta claim that the potential catalyst for the deal could be the return of Marco Ottolini, who is set to join Juve as their sporting director.

Ottolini has a great connection with Dragusin, being the primary architect of the centre-back’s move to Genoa and later orchestrating his sale to Tottenham Hotspur.

It is suggested that the Spurs defender fits the mould that Ottolini is looking for, and the 45-year-old could prove key in unlocking a deal for the centre-back.

The outlet adds that Tottenham may be open to loaning out Dragusin in January if the right conditions are met.

Tottenham’s Luka Vuskovic has been highly impressive for Hamburger SV this season, and he has just landed a Bundesliga award as a result of his brilliance.

Tottenham Hotspur supporters were able to take a brief look at Luka Vuskovic during pre-season, but it was not long before he departed for Germany on a season-long loan.

Since then, the defender has reached another level, and Spurs already want to tie Vuskovic down to a new contract, even though he has yet to play for them in a competitive game.

Despite this, Tottenham do not have any plans to bring Vuskovic back to the club next month, as they are happy with how he is developing in the Bundesliga.

Luka Vuskovic wins Bundesliga goal of the month award

Vuskovic won the rookie of the month award for September, and he has picked up another Bundesliga honour after a stunning moment earlier this month.

The goal of the month award for December has gone to Vuskovic after he scored with a scorpion kick against Werder Bremen to give his team the lead.

Hamburg conceded three minutes later, but went on to win the match 3-2 and despite Yussuf Poulsen getting the winner, it is Vuskovic’s goal which has been remembered.

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Vuskovic could be a key player for Tottenham in the future

It appears Vuskovic has a lot to offer at both ends of the pitch, and Thomas Frank will surely want him in his team next season.

There may be rumours going around about the 18-year-old, but he has a contract at Spurs which lasts until 2030.

Vuskovic is a Tottenham player and if he keeps up his superb form, he could well find a way into the Spurs first-team when he returns to North London next summer.

Archie Gray reveals a piece of advice from his father that has helped him bounce back from his biggest mistake in a Tottenham shirt.

Archie Gray has enjoyed five successive starts in the Tottenham Hotspur starting lineup, but things have not always gone to plan for the teenage midfielder.

Gray hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons after a 3-0 defeat to Nottingham Forest, due to being caught in possession for the hosts’ opening goal.

However, the England under-21 international has kept his head up and recovered from his mistake, most recently scoring the winning goal in Tottenham’s 1-0 victory over Crystal Palace.

Archie Gray reveals the advice that is helping him at Tottenham

Although some chose to blame Guglielmo Vicario for the error against Nottingham Forest, Gray has accepted full responsibility.

Rather than hiding away or playing it safe, Gray has continued to put himself in the spotlight and be involved in matches, and this is due to the advice he was given by his father.

Reflecting on the Nottingham Forest defeat, Gray told Tottenham Hotspur: “It was a difficult, difficult game for me at Forest.

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“I think the mistake, it was obviously my fault, but I just tried to get on the ball as much as I possibly could and tried to be positive.”

Gray has attempted to recover when he is knocked down and he continues to be inspired by what he was told by his father, who used to play in the Premier League.

“Today [the game against Crystal Palace] still wasn’t, you know, the best game, it was a bit of a scrappy game but to get the goal is something that every child dreams of,” he continued.

“My dad’s always said to me, ‘just go and get on the ball, don’t be scared’ and I think that stuck with me.

“After that mistake happened at Forest, I’d never go and hide from the ball or anything like that. It’s not something that I’ve ever done and ever will do. If I make a mistake, that’s football sometimes. I’ll just have to learn from that – and I have. I’ve been working in training every day to put it right.”

As for his goal, Gray said: “I just found myself in the right place at the right time. You know, it was probably Richy’s flick that did all the work. I was two yards out from goal, so I didn’t really have much to do. It’s an incredible feeling to get the goal and the three points, that’s the most important thing.”

Gray has a big opportunity at Spurs

Last season saw Gray given plenty of chances in the Spurs first-team, but this was in the centre-back position due to the many injuries affecting the Tottenham squad.

The 19-year-old is now starting as a midfielder, and this looks set to continue for the foreseeable future.

Lucas Bergvall is injured, Pape Matar Sarr is away at AFCON and Xavi Simons is still suspended, so Gray should get plenty of opportunities to build on his display against Palace.

Michael Dawson believes one starlet is beginning to make a real impact for Tottenham Hotspur, pointing to the teenager’s growing influence on the pitch.

Archie Gray grabbed his first goal of the season in Tottenham Hotspur’s 1-0 victory over Crystal Palace last weekend.

The 19-year-old was impressive throughout the game, putting in a shift in the pivot role during the opening hour before he was then moved to the number ten position when Lucas Bergvall was taken off injured.

A youngster who has been deployed out of position for much of his Tottenham career is now being used in his preferred deeper midfield role and is making the most of his chances.

Michael Dawson on Archie Grey’s future at Tottenham

Reflecting on Gray’s performance and the importance of regular minutes for young players, Michael Dawson highlighted how confidence and consistency are shaping the midfielder’s development.

Speaking about Gray, Dawson told Sky Sports: “What you need as a young kid, you have got to remember Archie Gray is very, very young.

“You know, to get his first goal, you see the smile on his face, there is no better feeling to score. You listen to his interview after and you know he does not score too many, but he is getting a consistent run of games and I think that is what players need.

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“And we are certainly seeing that and he is certainly making the difference at this moment in time. Match-winner yesterday. Could have been better, gave too many opportunities for my liking against Palace.

“As I have said, the most important thing for Thomas Frank and that group of Tottenham players is winning football matches, getting belief and moving on to the next one.

“We are in an industry where performances are all well and good week in, week out. Obviously, you are playing well and you need to see good performances because you are going to get better results, but yesterday, away from home, it was a well ground-out result and a big three points for Thomas and the team.”

What the Palace win means for Spurs

The victory against Palace was a welcome one as it helped Thomas Frank’s side end their run of two consecutive league defeats.

This should boost the confidence of several players as they head into the new year, where consistency will be key for Tottenham if they are to break into the top five this season.

People up and down the country will be working on their New Year’s resolutions, and Radu Dragusin has one of his own, which involves his position at Tottenham Hotspur.

Radu Dragusin has not had things easy since he made the move to Tottenham Hotspur nearly two years ago. The central defender struggled for game time at first and failed to impress when he did receive minutes.

Dragusin became important to Spurs under Ange Postecoglou because of the host of injuries which affected the Tottenham first-team squad. However, the Romanian’s performances were often met by criticism, until he suffered an ACL injury in January, which saw him ruled out for the rest of the season.

Since then, Dragusin has spent almost a year on the sidelines, and he only made his long-awaited competitive return last Sunday in the 1-0 victory over Crystal Palace.

Radu Dragusin wants to become a regular starter again at Tottenham

Many months passed before Dragusin was able to kick a ball again, and he has described the experience as the ‘biggest challenge’ of his life.

He told Tottenham Hotspur: “It’s been a long journey, the biggest challenge of my life. I just kept going. I had people next to me who helped me, my teammates, my family, and my fiancé.

“I knew the road was going to be long, but I knew there was going to be a light at the end of it. Today, I’ve seen the light. I can’t even describe the feeling I’m having.

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“I miss this feeling, I miss this atmosphere, the fans, and my team-mates on the pitch. I miss the football. I’m just so happy right now,” he said, reflecting on the post-match scenes.

“I couldn’t ask for anything better. My family was here, and as I said, we won. I think it’s the best comeback I could have ever done.”

Dragusin is delighted to be back playing for Tottenham and he has laid down his ambitions for the coming year. He said: “I learned to have patience and believe in doing the right things over and over again,” the centre-back continued.

“A big part of my recovery was just doing the same things over and over again, just to get better at it and have a normal knee again.

“It looks easy, but it’s a pretty big thing that the surgeon did in my knee. So, just to come back from that and perform at the level the Premier League asks you to perform, it takes time.

“I’m just hoping to come back onto the pitch and fight for my place. Hopefully, this year is going to be an even better one than 2025 for us as a team.”

Dragusin faces a lot of competition at Spurs

Although Dragusin saw plenty of starts last season, this was due to an unprecedented injury crisis at the club. Whereas now, there are plenty of players competing in the centre of defence for Tottenham.

Cristian Romero and Micky van de Ven are still the firm favourites to start whenever they are available, and Kevin Danso has played well when called upon.

If Dragusin is to have any chance of regularly featuring for Spurs, he will need to up his game and deliver performances which are levels above what he has shown up to this point.

Tottenham Hotspur remain hopeful that Manchester City will change their mind regarding Savinho over the coming days and weeks.

Tottenham tried until summer transfer deadline day to land Savinho, but Pep Guardiola’s men refused to let the winger leave.

The Brazilian has since penned a new deal at the Etihad Stadium, but he has found starts hard to come by this term.

Over recent weeks, some sources have indicated that Spurs could try again for Savinho during the January window, as the club will miss out on their top target, Antoine Semenyo.

Tottenham hoping Antoine Semenyo deal changes Man City’s stance on Savinho

Over recent days, the likes of Fabrizio Romano have claimed that Man City are unlikely to be receptive to offers for Savinho in January, suggesting that any deal would have to wait until next summer.

However, talkSPORT have now claimed that Tottenham Hotspur are now ‘readying a fresh swoop’ for the 21-year-old winger.

Despite their advances being rebuffed by City in the summer, the Lilywhites are thought to be hopeful that the Manchester club will change their mind once they land Semenyo.

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The Bournemouth winger is expected to arrive at the Etihad Stadium, and Thomas Frank’s side remain hopeful that it will trigger a potential sale of the former Genoa man.

However, the outlet adds that it is unlikely that City would be willing to offload both Savinho and Oscar Bobb in January.

Spurs’ hopes may lie on Savinho’s stance on his future

It was reported in TEAMtalk a few days ago that Tottenham first want to speak to Savinho to find out if he is keen on a move to N17.

It was explained that if the winger does not express a desire to join Spurs, the North Londoners will not bother testing the waters.

The Lilywhites may thus be hoping that Savinho pushes through the transfer, particularly if Semenyo arrives through the door, as that would likely limit the Brazilian’s game time even more.