Three wildcard Tottenham deadline day transfers with £34.6m hijack and dream reunion

Tottenham could confirm up to three last-ditch deadline day transfers as Thomas Frank looks to bolster his squad for the remainder of the 2025/26 season.

Mathys Tel, Mohammed Kudus, Kota Takai, Joao Palhinha and Xavi Simons have been the confirmed arrivals with Randal Kolo Muani seemingly set to become Spurs' sixth summer signing on a straight loan deal from Paris Saint-Germain.

Further incomings, in addition to that, have not been ruled out with a new defender and winger targeted and though just a few hours of the window remains, Spurs could yet strike right before the deadline. Departures could play a big role in that with Manor Solomon and Bryan Gil both expected to leave.

READ MORE: PSG face Randal Kolo Muani nightmare scenario after Tottenham transfer agreement

READ MORE: Randal Kolo Muani, Savinho, Solomon, Gil - Tottenham's transfer deadline day state of play

With all of that being said, football.london have taken a look at three potential wildcard signings for Tottenham

Kevin

Fulham are also in the market for a winger and looked to be signing Shakhtar Donetsk star Kevin. A £34.6million deal has been agreed club-to-club but personal terms are yet to be finalised and that could allow for Spurs to hijack their move.

AC Milan's Samu Chukwueze has also been of interest but almost out of nowhere, the Cottagers agreed to sign Tyrique George from Chelsea on loan with an obligation-to-buy.

It seems unlikely that all three join Fulham and considering the difficulties faced in the Kevin deal, it would certainly make sense for the Brazilian to be the player pursued. Sporting CP made a late attempt to hijack the move, but a permanent move to Fulham has now been fully finalised, as per transfer guru Fabrizio Romano.

Nathan Ake

A left-footed centre-back joining is certainly the preference for Spurs as evidenced by their interest in Arsenal-bound Piero Hincapie.

Manchester City's Nathan Ake could be the perfect alternative especially as Manuel Akanji looks set for a move to Inter after turning down a move to their bitter rivals AC Milan. Ake played alongside Dominic Solanke at Bournemouth and therefore a dream reunion could be on the cards

Harry Wilson

As there is so little time remaining in the window, Spurs do not have the luxury of taking their time on dream targets. With that in mind, Premier League proven Harry Wilson is seemingly available as Leeds United have showed an interest in signing him.

The Wales international has been a consistent performer over the last few seasons and would add an extra body in attack for Spurs while also having the capability to play in midfield.

Ademola Lookman of Atalanta also has that versatility and he is seemingly the most likely addition before 7pm especially now Bayern Munich have revived a deal to sign Chelsea's Nicolas Jackson.