Tottenham Transfer News: Updates on Andy Robertson, an £85m bid for a Real Madrid ace, and Guglielmo Vicario’s future.

With the January transfer window rapidly closing, Tottenham must move quickly to conclude any negotiations that have emerged in recent days. So far, Spurs have completed just two signings this month, bringing in Conor Gallagher and Souza.

There had been growing confidence over a possible move for Andy Robertson, with reports indicating the defender was keen on joining the club. However, Liverpool put a stop to the transfer due to concerns over their squad depth. While the deal appears unlikely, a slim possibility remains, dependent on developments involving Roma and Kostas Tsimikas.

Tottenham continue to explore midfield reinforcements and are reportedly lining up an £85 million bid for Aurelien Tchouameni. Whether Real Madrid would be willing to negotiate—or if the midfielder would consider the switch—remains unclear, particularly with Liverpool also monitoring the situation.

In goal, Guglielmo Vicario could be heading for the exit, with Inter Milan showing strong interest. The goalkeeper is said to be open to the move, pushing Spurs to search for a top-level replacement. Inter’s full focus has now shifted to Vicario after abandoning their pursuit of Emi Martinez.
Elsewhere, Spurs are assessing attacking options, with Mohamed Kader Meite emerging as a key target. The striker has attracted interest from both Tottenham and Manchester United and could command a fee of around £35 million. Goalkeeping alternatives being discussed include Bart Verbruggen, James Trafford, and Marc-Andre ter Stegen.

Meanwhile, Jorgen Strand Larsen is no longer believed to be under consideration, as he looks set to remain in the Premier League, with Leeds United, Nottingham Forest, or Crystal Palace potential destinations. Reports from Turkey also suggest Fenerbahce are close to signing Omar Marmoush, dealing a blow to Spurs’ plans.

Finally, Radu Dragusin is expected to depart Tottenham, with Alessandro Buongiorno identified as a possible replacement. Any deal, however, would require approval linked to former Spurs boss Antonio Conte at Napoli. Nathan Collins is another option being monitored, although uncertainty surrounding Thomas Frank’s future could complicate that move.