Tottenham Hotspur Transfers 2025/26

Tottenham Hotspur have settled in well under new head coach Thomas Frank and been busy in the transfer window this summer.

Two loanees from last season, Kevin Danso and Mathys Tel, made their loan moves permanent from RC Lens and Bayern Munich, respectively at the start of the summer transfer window. Thomas Frank has also bolstered the defensive unit with the signing of highly-rated Japanese prospect Kota Takai from Kawasaki Frontale, whilst Luka Vuskovic officially arrived at N17 in July after Spurs had agreed a deal to sign him from Hajduk Split in the summer of 2023.

Mohammed Kudus was the club’s first marquee signing of the summer transfer window, arriving from London counterparts West Ham United. The Ghanaian international has made a swift impact at Spurs with his flair, dribbling, energy and work ethic. Joao Palhinha has arrived on loan from Bayern Munich to fortify the midfield that was overrun on multiple occasions last season. The Portuguese has seamlessly slotted in Thomas Frank’s system, essaying his role as a destroyer to good effect.

Meanwhile, Frank’s hunt for a No.10 finally came to an end as well. After the heartbreaks of missing out on Morgan Gibbs-White and Eberechi Eze, Spurs landed the highly-regarded Xavi Simons from RB Leipzig. The Netherlands international, who has been handed the No.7 shirt vacated by Son, will make his debut for the Lilywhites after the international break. The incomings for the first team were given a final push on deadline day as Daniel Levy signed off by bringing in Randal Kolo Muani from Paris Saint-Germain on a season-long loan.

PLAYERS IN (PERMANENT TRANSFERS)		
Name	From Club	Price
Kevin Danso (Loan deal made permanent)	RC Lens	£21M
Mathys Tel (Loan deal made permanent)	Bayern Munich	£30M
Luka Vuskovic	Hajduk Split	£12M
Max McFadden	Leeds United	Free
Kota Takai	Kawasaki Frontale	£5M
Mohammed Kudus	West Ham United	£55M
Conall Glancy	Celtic	Free
Xavi Simons	RB Leipzig	£51.8M
Mason Melia (To join on 01-01-2026)	St Patrick’s Athletic	£1.6M

PLAYERS IN (ON LOAN)
Name	From Club	Date Until
Joao Palhinha	Bayern Munich	31-05-2026
Randal Kolo Muani	Paris Saint-Germain	31-05-2026

Legendary Tottenham star Son Heung-min’s time at the club came to an end in August. The South Korean forward bid adieu to our loyal supporters after 10 long years at the club to join MLS club Los Angeles FC, bowing out by captaining the club to the Europa League trophy in May.

Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg, who spent last season on loan at Marseille, made his move to the Ligue 1 side permanent earlier in the window. Others to be sold include Bryan Gil and Josh Keeley.

PLAYERS OUT (PERMANENT TRANSFERS)
Name	To Club	Price
Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg	Olympique Marseille	£17M
Josh Keeley	Luton Town	£1M
Son Heung-min	Los Angeles FC	£20M
Bryan Gil	Girona	£8.6M

Several players also left the club on loan, with Luka Vuskovic, Manor Solomon, Alejo Veliz and Mikey Moore the headline names departing N17 in search of regular playtime. Hopefully, these players will return to North London, hoping to make a mark in Thomas Frank’s first team squad in 2026.

Some players were also released when their contracts expired. The most prominent of these include Sergio Reguilon and Fraser Forster. We wish them the very best elsewhere.