Tottenham’s pursuit of highly-rated winger Antonio Nusa from Club Brugge seems to have hit a snag, with an official offer yet to be made for the talented youngster. While reports over the weekend suggested that Spurs were on the verge of securing the Club Brugge attacker, talks have allegedly taken place, and an ‘early agreement’ was said to be imminent, beating out competition from Chelsea and Fulham.

However, Football.London’s Alasdair Gold contradicts these claims, revealing that Tottenham has not officially launched an offer for Nusa. Despite talks with Brugge over the potential deal, Gold asserts that the club still has significant work to do to finalize the agreement.

Gold further highlights the interest from other Premier League clubs, indicating that Brugge is in a strong position to secure a ‘good fee’ for the 18-year-old winger. Reports from Belgium suggest that Brugge is holding out for around £30 million.

Interestingly, Nusa’s potential arrival, though not immediate, could align with the departure of Spurs winger Bryan Gil. Despite initially seeking a sale this month, Tottenham is reportedly open to letting Gil leave on a temporary basis. Maurizio Sarri’s Lazio is reportedly planning a second attempt to sign Gil, who has been on loan for the majority of his time at Tottenham.

With Tottenham bolstering their wide options with signings like Brennan Johnson and Manor Soloman in the summer and Timo Werner on loan in January, Gil could be sacrificed again. The report even hints that Spurs are willing to grant a ‘right to buy’ at the end of the loan deal. As the transfer drama unfolds, Tottenham’s winger dynamics are set for a potential shakeup.