Tottenham Hotspur have reached an agreement in principle with Chelsea to complete a double deal for defender Tosin Adarabioyo and winger Mykhaylo Mudryk. The proposed transfer scheme involves a permanent move for Adarabioyo, alongside a loan deal for Mudryk that would keep the Ukrainian at Spurs until the end of the season. While a verbal agreement between the two London clubs is fully established, the transfers are not yet complete, as Tottenham must still finalize personal terms with both players.
The acquisition of Adarabioyo would provide Tottenham with a permanent reinforcement in defense. The English defender has featured for Chelsea, and Spurs have locked in negotiations with their cross-town rivals to secure his services outright. The focus in North London now turns to wrapping up contract discussions with Adarabioyo to officially seal his transition to the squad.
Simultaneously, Mudryk represents an immediate addition to Tottenham’s attack for the remainder of the current campaign. The Chelsea winger is set to join on loan through the conclusion of the season once personal terms are settled. His prospective arrival gives Spurs another option out wide as they continue building out their squad depth.
The double pursuit of Adarabioyo and Mudryk follows significant market activity under head coach Roberto De Zerbi for the 2026/27 season. Tottenham have already agreed to a £75 million initial fee with Manchester City for 22-year-old winger Savinho, a long-term agreement that could rise by a further £10 million in add-ons. Savinho expressed enthusiasm about joining a brilliant club with one of the best managers in the world. Additionally, forward Omar Marmoush joined Spurs on loan, calling Tottenham Hotspur one of the biggest clubs in England and the world while citing the manager’s project as a primary attraction.
Across the broader transfer landscape, Real Betis confirmed the signing of Irish striker Troy Parrott from AZ for a fee of around €20 million, while Chilean forward Alexis Sánchez agreed to a two-year contract with North American outfit CF Montréal. Another move saw a defender set for a loan transfer following a medical today, with the Eagles covering his full salary alongside a loan fee. For Tottenham, closing personal terms with both Adarabioyo and Mudryk remains the final step to formalizing their agreement with Chelsea.
