Agreement in place for Mudryk to join Spurs

Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea have an agreement in place for Mykhailo Mudryk to move to Spurs, with the deal set to be formalised on Tuesday. The development emerged on Monday evening.

The story comes from Ben Jacobs, who reports that the London clubs have settled terms between themselves and that the final formalities are scheduled for Tuesday. The report indicates the transfer is advancing towards completion but remains short of an official announcement.

An agreement between clubs usually confirms that the principal terms of a move have been aligned, leaving administrative steps such as paperwork and registration to follow. The suggestion of formalisation on Tuesday points to those steps being imminent, although the move will only become official once the clubs confirm it publicly.

The report does not disclose the structure of the move or any financial details, and there is no indication yet of contract specifics. Neither club has issued a statement at this stage, which is standard until all documentation is completed and lodged.

For Tottenham, the agreement signals intent to add to their attacking options before the final stages of the window, while for Chelsea it would represent the departure of a first‑team player to a domestic rival. The timing outlined suggests both clubs are working to conclude the process promptly.

If the remaining steps proceed as expected, confirmation could follow once Tuesday’s formalities are completed. Until then, the transfer remains at the agreement stage rather than an official signing.