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tottenham hotspur Arsenal are considering signing a former Arsenal forward in late January who is “ready to sign” for around £108,000-a-week, according to a new report.
Spurs have been pretty tame in all competitions this season so far Premier League In terms of transfer activity, the club signed midfielder Connor Gallagher and left-back Souza, while transferring Brennan Johnson to Crystal Palace.
However, according to recent reports, Thomas FrankAs the deadline approaches, the team’s rebuild appears to be far from complete.
The north Londoners confirmed Gallagher’s £34m move from Atletico Madrid in mid-January, beating Aston Villa to sign the England international after both clubs submitted offers to the Spanish side.
Gallagher signed a five-and-a-half-year deal, bringing Premier League experience with him after playing 136 games at West Brom, Crystal Palace and Chelsea, before moving to Madrid in the summer of 2024 for a fee of £38 million.
Frank described his new signing as “a top midfielder who we have worked tirelessly to add to our squad” and highlighted Gallagher’s leadership, pressing ability and movement as key attributes Tottenham are in need of.
The 25-year-old’s arrival solves a pressing need following Rodrigo Bentancur’s hamstring injury, although questions remain over whether his combative image can solve Spurs’ creativity.
Tottenham Hotspur also signed 19-year-old Brazilian left-back Sousa from Santos for £13 million and signed a long-term contract.
Souza had a breakthrough season in 2025, starting 19 games in the league, often linking up with Neymar on the wing before his injury.
The acquisition provides future security for Tottenham’s left-back position after Ben Davies recently fractured his ankle and Destiny Udoji is injury-prone, but that hasn’t stopped Tottenham attempt to seal deal for Liverpool legend Andy Robertson.
Johnson’s £35m move to Crystal Palace represented a major piece of business, and despite the Welsh winger finishing as the team’s top scorer with 24/25 and claiming the Europa League final, he went against Frank’s plans.
Injuries to several offensive players, including star winger Mohamed Kudus, underscored the need for another offensive option as Monday’s deadline approached.
although Tottenham Hotspur’s bid to sign Serge Gnabry rejected They may have had better luck snapping up another former Arsenal forward recently.
Tottenham Hotspur interested in signing Raheem Sterling at the end of January
That guy is a free agent Raheem SterlingEarlier this week, both parties agreed to terminate Chelsea’s £325,000-a-week contract.
According to CaughtOffside, Tottenham have expressed interest in Sterling His exit from Stamford Bridge comes despite them facing stiff competition from London rivals West Ham, Fulham, Crystal Palace and Brentford.
Sterling’s situation has a unique appeal as he is “ready to sign” for a significantly reduced wage – down from his huge figure at Chelsea to “less than a third” of that amount – around £108,000-a-week.
His representatives are also believed to be in discussions with seven to eight clubs.
The 31-year-old has prioritized staying in London for family reasons while seeking regular football ahead of this summer’s World Cup, giving Spurs a potential opportunity despite his previous poor form at Cobham, where he scored 19 goals and provided 15 assists in 81 appearances.
Foreign clubs including Juventus, Napoli, Bayern Munich and Roma are eyeing Sterling’s availability, as well as approaches from MLS, although the England international would prefer to compete at Europe’s elite level.
The former Manchester City and Liverpool star is part of a club with hundreds of goals in the division and is a serial winner, not to mention possessing proven top-level experience.
Sterling could give Frank’s side a major boost in that sense in terms of dressing room attitude, but there’s also a serious case to be made that his best days are long behind him.
