January transfer windows are traditionally insipid affairs, occasionally one or two clubs might get an interesting bit of business over the line, but the truth is, halfway through a Premier League season is not the ideal time to be making a dramatic change.
For Tottenham, there are broader complications. Since the sacking of Mauricio Pochettino on 19 November 2019, the club has undergone a period of increased managerial flux, and José Mourinho, then Nuno Espírito Santo were eventually replaced with Antonio Conte. Stability and continuity have been AWOL at Hotspur Way.
Fabrizio Romano understands that one of many candidates to be out the door this winter window could be Steven Bergjiwn. The Dutchman has failed to earn meaningful game time under any Spurs coach, and talk of a move away is unsurprising.
Hopefully, the suggestion that ‘two new’ players could be in-bound is based upon additional sales/resources, as the 25-year-old’s value is unlikely to have soared during his time in N17.