Tottenham are set to make four transfer deals official today, including £17m sale

It has been explained by Alasdair Gold that four separate Tottenham transfer deals, involving incomings and outgoings, will be made official today by the Lilywhites.

Tottenham Hotspur fans are becoming increasingly impatient about the club’s lack of urgency in the transfer window so far. Fortunately, progress is being made on a deal to sign Mohammed Kudus for Spurs.Some sources previously indicated that Tottenham could make two or three more signings before the start of pre-season following their permanent capture of Mathys Tel.

It has now been explained that Tel’s arrival, as well as three other deals, will be made official by the North London club today.Football.London’s Alasdair Gold points out that players’ contracts, including loan deals, are always dated until June 30, which means that those reaching the end of their deals will become free agents at the start of July.

As a result, Mathys Tel’s permanent move from Bayern Munich to Tottenham for a fee of £29.8m plus £4.2m in add-ons will become official, with his loan spell officially coming to an end yesterday.

Kevin Danso’s loan also ended on Monday, automatically activating Tottenham’s £21m obligation to buy the centre-backLuka Vuskovic’s loan spell at Westerlo has now technically elapsed, which means that he will now finally link up with the Tottenham squad, two years after the Lilywhites paid £12m to sign him from Hajduk Split.

Finally, Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg’s loan spell at Marseille has now also officially elapsed, with the Ligue 1 club’s £17m obligation to buy the Dane being activated today.Tottenham confirmed at the end of May that Sergio Reguilon, Fraser Forster and Alfie Whiteman will be leaving the club this summer when their contracts run out.

The trio’s contract officially expired on Monday, which means that they are no longer employees of Spurs, and neither is Timo Werner, whose loan move has now elapsed.

With their exits now official, it will free up more space in the wage bill for Tottenham to register new signings. It is now only a matter of time before another new face arrives at the club, with Japanese defender Kota Takai on his way to Spurs.