Chelsea forward Mykhailo Mudryk has expressed openness to joining Tottenham Hotspur before the transfer window shuts.
Fabrizio Romano reports that Mudryk has already agreed in principle to a move to Spurs and is eager to work under Italian head coach Roberto De Zerbi.
Although Leeds United have also shown interest, Mudryk has halted other pursuits to prioritize a move to the North London side, with Tottenham and Leeds currently negotiating a possible loan arrangement.
Mudryk served a doping suspension in December 2024 but has since been cleared to return to action; it remains uncertain whether Tottenham will finalize the transfer.
Should he regain his form, Mudryk could provide valuable depth and quality to Tottenham’s attack, eager to revive his career and prove himself at the top level—an asset Spurs would welcome if the deal concludes.
A loan move would represent a low‑risk acquisition for Tottenham, with an option to make the transfer permanent in the summer should Mudryk impress, offering substantial upside for the club.
Chelsea, seeing no long‑term role for Mudryk, would benefit from his departure—whether on loan or outright—and will likely hope he performs well enough to facilitate a profitable sale later in the season.
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