Tottenham Hotspur is reportedly eyeing a move to secure the promising talent of Antonio Nusa from Club Brugge, drawing comparisons with Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard.

Amid an already relatively successful January transfer window for Tottenham, the club secured Timo Werner on loan from RB Leipzig and finalized the signing of Radu Dragusin from Genoa, successfully fending off interest from Bayern Munich.

However, the anticipation of a potentially exciting addition lingers, with Tottenham currently in talks over a deal to acquire Club Brugge prodigy Antonio Nusa. The proposed move would involve Nusa returning to Belgium for the remainder of the season before commencing his Tottenham career at the conclusion of the season.

At just 18 years old, Nusa has sparked great enthusiasm at Club Brugge, registering seven goals and four assists in 63 appearances. Impressively, he has also made an impact on the international stage, garnering one goal and four assists in only four caps for Norway.

With Nusa’s burgeoning potential, there are high expectations for him to follow in the footsteps of prominent Norwegian players like Erling Haaland and Martin Odegaard. Notably, former Norway boss Per-Mathias Hogmo, who granted Odegaard his international debut at the age of 15, has drawn parallels between Nusa and the Arsenal captain. Hogmo emphasized Nusa’s remarkable balance on the ball and his adeptness in navigating tight spaces, traits that he likened to those displayed by Odegaard during his formative years.

Although Nusa and Odegaard currently share the international stage as teammates, they could potentially become rivals in North London. Nusa, still at a young age, could benefit from Odegaard’s experience in handling the pressures of being a touted young talent, potentially nurturing the winger’s development.

If Nusa manages to emulate the levels of achievement reached by Odegaard at Arsenal, Tottenham will have secured a special talent with the potential to make a substantial impact for years to come.