After a quiet opening to the month, Tottenham ramped up their January transfer window business in the closing embers, although it was mostly departures from north London. As football.london reported ahead of the winter window, Spurs were targeting a new attacker and right wing-back and despite the disappointment from fans more acquisitions weren't made, the planned targets have been met.
First it was the arrival of Arnaut Danjuma on a loan deal with option to buy at the end of the season that is believed to stand at £27million. All attention then shifted to number one right-wing back target Pedro Porro.
The transfer looked to be sealed a few days before the end of the window but the move very nearly collapsed due to Sporting changing a financial term. However, the issues were resolved and another loan with obligation to buy, which sits at €45m (£39.5m), was put in place. football.london understands the deal was structured as a loan to fit in with Sporting's financial commitments as the Portuguese club need it to show in the next financial year
