Tottenham Hotspur have reached a full agreement with Chelsea to sign winger Mykhailo Mudryk on a season-long loan, according to transfer reporter Fabrizio Romano.
Spurs will pay a loan fee and cover his wages, with the deal including an option to buy at the end of the campaign, so Tottenham are not obliged to make the move permanent.
Personal terms were quickly agreed after Mudryk approved the switch to reunite with Roberto De Zerbi.
Chelsea sanctioned the loan to ensure Mudryk gets top-flight game time while retaining long-term control through the non-mandatory purchase option.
Mudryk’s arrival gives De Zerbi valuable depth on the left, adding explosive pace and direct ball-carrying to Tottenham’s attack.
The move marks another significant step in the club’s ambitious squad overhaul as they aim to return to European football after consecutive 17th-place finishes and a huge relegation scare last season.
Mudryk is set to undergo a medical before signing his contract, He will become the second Chelsea player to join Spurs this summer, as Tosin Adarabioyo also prepares to move across London.
Barring any late surprises, Tottenham’s transfer business appears to be complete, and the focus now shifts to De Zerbi making the most of his new arrivals.
Saturday’s 2-0 defeat to Newcastle United continued a poor start to the Premier League season for Spurs. They will look to bounce back against Nottingham Forest this weekend.
