Tottenham is intensively pursuing the signing of Club Brugge’s emerging talent, Antonio Nusa.

The North London club’s long-standing interest in the teenager has culminated in active endeavors to position themselves favorably in acquiring his services.

Reportedly, Brugge has set an asking price of £25 million for Nusa, along with a proposed loan arrangement allowing the Norwegian international to remain with the Belgian club until the conclusion of the season.

According to the latest update from Fabrizio Romano, ongoing discussions between the two clubs are expected to be followed by renewed contact in the coming days to further the negotiations for the player.

Romano highlights Nusa’s inclination to see out the season with Brugge, indicating his preference not to depart mid-season. He also notes Tottenham’s desire to secure his signing in this window and subsequently loan him back to Brugge for the remainder of the season. The urgency to finalize the deal promptly is underscored to avoid it evolving into a competitive auction.

In his latest Youtube video, Romano commented, “Conversations are ongoing between Tottenham and Club Brugge. From what I am hearing, there will be a new contact in the next few days.”

“Tottenham want to sign the player now and allow him to join in the summer. Nusa does not want to leave Brugge now.”

He also acknowledged the presence of other clubs vying for Nusa’s signature, reinforcing Tottenham’s proactive approach to expedite the process due to the competitive interest.

In conclusion, it is acknowledged that Tottenham has made astute signings in recent times, and signing Nusa would further strengthen their track record of securing exceptional talents such as James Maddison, Vicario, Micky van de Ven, Brennan Johnson, and Udogie over the past couple of years. If they succeed in acquiring Nusa, it would underscore Tottenham’s commitment to securing yet another exceptionally talented player.