Tottenham Hotspur have been pretty consistent in recent times after the arrival of Mauricio Pochettino. Though they made the Champions League under Harry Redknapp a few years ago, the side struggled for consistency under Andre Villas Boas and Tim Sherwood in the Premier League before they eventually secured the services of Pochettino.
* Tottenham signed Jack Clarke from Leeds United and Tanguy Ndombele from Lyon
* Tottenham's rumoured target Bruno Fernandes favours move to Manchester United over Tottenham
* Tanguy Ndombele to leave Lyon and Join Tottenham confirms Lyon president
| Name of the Player | From Club | Rumored Fee | Chances of Completion | Position |
| Ryan Sessegnon | Fulham | £25m | 5/10 | Midfielder |
| Name of the Player | To Club | Rumored Fee | Chances of Completion | Position |
| Christian Eriksen | Real Madrid | Unknown | 2/10 | Midfielder |
Under the Argentine gaffer, Spurs have built a young side who play an admirable brand of football. The transfer business has been key to the side doing well. While their academy products have done exceedingly well, Harry Kane in particular and the likes of Toby Alderweireld and Heung-Min Son have been vital players.
Though Spurs haven't won silverware under Pochettino, the biggest positive is the fact that they have managed to keep their better players away from the bigger European sides. Last summer, Spurs were pretty inactive in the transfer window.
In the January Transfer Window of 2018, the only Tottenham Transfer News to break the headlines was the signing of Lucas Moura, to add more bite to their attack. Tottenham added more depth at the back by signing Davinson Sanchez for a club record fee and the Colombian has done fairly well in his debut season. In hindsight, he has not only replaced the departed Kevin Wimmer, but has also challenged the likes of Alderweireld and Jan Vertonghen for a first team berth which is big positive. Fernando Llorente was also signed to provide the back-up to Kane.
Spurs made good money from the sale of Kyle Walker in 2017-18 transfer window. Walker was sold to Premier League rivals Manchester City.
| Player | Bought from | Price |
| Tanguy Ndombele | Lyon | £60m |
| Jack Clarke | Leeds United | £10m |
| Kion Etete | Notts County | Undisclosed |
No new signing were made in this period
| Player | Bought from | Price |
| Davinson Sánchez | Ajax | £42m |
| Paulo Gazzaniga | Southampton | Undisclosed |
| Juan Foyth | Estudiantes La Plata | £10m |
| Serge Aurier | Paris Saint-Germain | £23m |
| Fernando Llorente | Swansea City | £12m |
| Lucas Moura | Paris Saint-Germain | £25m |
As of now, tottenham haven't sold any of their players.
| Player | Sold to | Price |
| Mousa Dembélé | Guangzhou R&F | £11m |
| Player | Sold to | Price |
| Luke McGee | Portsmouth | Undisclosed |
| Kyle Walker | Manchester City | £50m |
| Federico Fazio | Roma | £27.5m |
| Clinton N'Jie | Marseille | £6m |
| Kevin Wimmer | Stoke City | £18m |
| Will Miller | Burton Albion | Undisclosed |
| Player | Transfer Fee |
| Davinson Sanchez | £36 million |
| Moussa Sissoko | £31.5 million |
| Roberto Soldado | £27 million |
| Erik Lamela | £27 million |
| Heung-Min Son | £27 million |
| Player | Transfer Fee |
| Gareth Bale | £90.9 million |
| Kyle Walker | £50 million |
| Dimitar Berbatov | £34.2 million |
| Luka Modric | £27 million |
| Michael Carrick | £24.48 million |
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