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Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg is edging closer to Tottenham as Spurs have reportedly had a £25million package accepted by Southampton. The clubs have spent two weeks talking and looking to finalise a deal for the midfielder.
Tottenham have reportedly made the breakthrough to sign Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg (Image: GETTY)
Tottenham have been tentative in negotiations though and did not originally want to pay as much as £25million.
They opened the bidding at around £14m but Southampton made it clear they did not want to be bullied into selling him for cheaper than their valuation.
Now according to talkSPORT, Tottenham have finally reached an agreement over a deal for Hojbjerg.
Journalist Alex Crook tweeted: "#THFC have had a bid accepted by #SaintsFC for Pierre-Emile Hojberg.
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"Believe the package is worth £25m with various add ons. Expecting this one to move quickly now."
He also confirmed that an agreement has been reached over the sale of Kyle Walker-Peters.
Initially, Tottenham had been keen on a swap deal but it soon became clear that Southampton wanted to keep the deals separate.
Walker-Peters has impressed on loan at Southampton in the second half of the campaign.
Southampton are set to sign Kyle Walker-Peters from Tottenham (Image: GETTY)
Earlier this week, Fulham had reportedly expressed their interest in his availability following their promotion to the Premier League.
Tottenham will now be looking to sign a right-back this summer.
The club are also in talks with AC Milan over the sale of Serge Aurier.
Norwich's Max Aarons in on Spurs' radar as his RB Leipzig's Nordi Mukiele.
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