Tottenham emerge as a possible destination for a £33m Barcelona player

The League of Giants Barcelona are working to find a new club for one of their players in 2025, and it is thought he could join Tottenham Hotspur.

Ange Postecoglou makes January transfer admission to Tottenham

Spurs head coach Ange Postecoglou He hasn’t had the easiest of times in terms of player availability, with the Lilywhites minus a host of first-team players at the moment, particularly in defence.

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Both the Lilywhites and the Galácticos “really” want him.

Micky van de Ven, Cristian Romero and Ben Davies are not expected to return until after the new year, with the latter suffering a setback in his injury recovery that will keep him out even longer than expected (Postecology).

Radu Dragusin also injured his ankle in the dying minutes of Spurs’ 1-0 defeat by Nottingham Forest on Christmas Day, which was a real concern for Postecoglou, who is now hoping to discover the extent of the defender’s problem.

Dragusin faces a late form test to determine whether he will be fit for their clash with Wolves on Sunday or whether his new knock is more serious, but Postecoglou faces the very real scenario of being without a only senior central tomorrow.

As injuries continue to plague Spurs’ squad, questions understandably surround the January transfer window and whether the chairman Daniel Levy will give the green light to invest in new signings mid-season.

Speaking at his latest press conference, Postecoglou confirmed the north Londoners are “working hard” to strengthen their squad behind the scenes, but there will be no sense of panic buying in what is a historically challenging window.

“I still think you can be disciplined,” he said Postecoglou in January transfers.

“It depends on where we are when the window opens, and now we’re getting closer, so we have a clearer picture of where we are. I still think we need to be disciplined, don’t we. We definitely need to strengthen if we can .

“Everyone knows that January is not an easy time to do that. But the club is working hard behind the scenes to see what we can do to help the players we have at the moment who are giving everything in every game and diving in every little energy they have to try to get us through.”

Tottenham emerges as a possible destination for Barcelona forward Vitor Roque

Thinking about next summer, Levy and technical director John Long they are also putting transfer plans in place.

According to a report by the Spanish newspaper Sport (as relayed by another medium on the continent), Barcelona striker Vitor Roque could be caught by Postecoglou next year.

The 33 million pounds The Brazilian, who is currently enjoying a productive season on loan at Real Betis, is likely to be sold next summer, with Hansi Flick and co deciding to find him a new club.

It is believed that Roque could join Tottenham from Barcelona as a potential landing spot alongside Palmeiras and two unnamed Italian clubs, as the Catalans are working hard to find suitors.

Betis have an option to buy the South American but are not in a position to financially trigger the clause, which could be a real opportunity for Lange. Tottenham have also shown an interest in Roque previouslyso it’s a long-term goal.