Tottenham agree Adarabioyo deal, medical permission granted

Tottenham Hotspur have reached an agreement with Chelsea to sign Tosin Adarabioyo on a permanent transfer, with personal terms in place and permission granted for a Spurs medical, as reported on Monday evening.

The story comes from David Ornstein, who reports that the move has advanced to the medical stage after the clubs struck a deal and the player finalised his terms. That sequence typically signals a transfer is close, subject to routine checks and paperwork.

While an agreement and medical permission indicate significant progress, the switch is still contingent on the successful completion of those examinations and final documentation. No fee details were cited in the reporting.

Mudryk loan also agreed

In a separate strand of the same update, it is reported the clubs have also agreed a loan for Mykhailo Mudryk. That arrangement is described as pending the winger’s personal terms, meaning the deal cannot be completed until an agreement with the player is in place.

The differing statuses underline how far each move has progressed: Adarabioyo’s transfer has cleared the club-to-club and player agreement steps and moved towards medical checks, whereas Mudryk’s prospective switch remains one stage behind, awaiting a contract understanding with him before any medical or registration process could follow.

No formal announcements have been made by either club at the time of publication, and the report does not specify the timing of Adarabioyo’s medical or the precise terms of Mudryk’s proposed loan.