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2024 January Transfer Window: All ins and outs for Tottenham Hotspur

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February 2, 2024

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All transfers made by Tottenham Hotspur during the January window

Tottenham Hotspur moved a total of 13 players during January, while some arrived to play for the club, some left to find glory in a different setting. Let’s have a look at their January dealings.

All Tottenham Hotspur arrivals in January

The most anticipated signing of Tottenham’s January had to be Radu Dragusin. The Spurs paid a total of £26.7m for the Genoa man and he is expected to play a big role moving forward. Their second most important signing has to be Timo Werner who arrived from Rb Leipzig on a loan deal.

On the other hand, Sergio Reguilon returned to the team after his loan spell at Manchester United came to an abrupt end. Moreover, Djed Spence and Japhet Tangana also rejoined the squad after their loan spells ended. However, both these players were soon shipped out on new loan deals. The team also highjacked Barcelona’s deal with wonderkid Lucas Begvall who has now joined the Lilywhites.

Tottenham Hotspur defender Radu Dragusin is a special talent. (Photo by PIERO CRUCIATTI/AFP via Getty Images)

Players who left The Spurs during the January Transfer Window.

Hugo Lloris was the most heartbreaking departure from January, the 37-year-old bid farewell to the Lilywhites after ten years at the club. Now, he is playing Los Angeles FC in the MLS on a free transfer. Eric Dier was shipped out to Germany after a loan deal was reached with Borussia Dortmund. Djed Spence who had just returned to the squad was included in the deal for Radu Dragusin and is currently on loan at Genoa.

Alejo Veliz joined Sevilla on a loan deal. Meanwhile, Sergio Reguilon is still in the Premier League but is on loan at Brentford. Ange Postecoglou shipped off Japhet Tanganga and 18-year-old Ashley Phillips to tier-two teams on loan. Lastly, Ivan Perisic joined Hajduk Split on a loan deal.