Tottenham have confirmed the squad that will hope to take them deep into the Champions League knockout stages with January arrivals Arnaut Danjuma and Pedro Porro included. As two non-homegrown players left the club in the winter window in Bryan Gil and Matt Doherty, space was vacated for the two new signings, with Spurs back at the limit of 17 players.
Danjuma has a lot of experience in the Champions League which will likely prove invaluable to the club after he played a key role in Villareal's journey to the semi-finals last season. Meanwhile, Porro showcased his attributes in the competition against Spurs for Sporting CP in the group stages.
The departure of homegrown player Djed Spence, who joined Rennes on loan until the end of the season, means a space in that category is available to Spurs. For their group stages campaign, just three goalkeepers were included with Brandon Austin joining number 1 Hugo Lloris and backup option Fraser Forster.
