SHOCKING BOMBSHELL: Tottenham SLAP INSANE £150M PRICE TAG ON MICKY VAN DE VEN – DARING REAL MADRID TO MAKE JANUARY MOVE OR FOREVER REGRET IT! You Won’t Believe What Happens Next!

Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly preparing for a highly active January transfer window, with significant developments emerging at both ends of the pitch.

While much of the focus has been on strengthening the attack, a surprise report from Spain has also linked Spurs with a potential sale of one of their most important defensive players.

New head coach Thomas Frank has already made it clear that Tottenham intend to be proactive in the market, with Bournemouth winger Antoine Semenyo a leading target.

Spurs are said to be willing to break their existing wage structure to land the Ghana international, who is viewed internally as a key piece in revitalising a misfiring forward line.

Semenyo’s £65 million release clause becomes active on January 1 and runs until January 10, creating urgency among several top clubs, including Liverpool, Manchester City and Manchester United.

According to reports, Frank considers the 25-year-old essential to adding pace, power and creativity out wide.

Tottenham are believed to be one of the most aggressive contenders and could make Semenyo the club’s highest-paid player to secure his signature.

Journalist David Ornstein has also confirmed Spurs’ strong interest, with City winger Savinho mentioned as an alternative option.

Bournemouth, meanwhile, are bracing for Semenyo’s departure and are already exploring replacements, with Brennan Johnson reportedly among those being considered.

This transfer window is particularly intriguing as it marks Tottenham’s first since major boardroom changes, with the Lewis family eager to underline their ambition after Daniel Levy’s departure.

January is seen as a genuine opportunity to reshape the squad, rather than a secondary priority.

Against that backdrop, reports from Spain linking Real Madrid with Micky van de Ven have raised eyebrows.

The Dutch defender has been outstanding this season and is widely regarded as one of Spurs’ most influential players.

His all-action performances, including a stunning solo goal in Europe, have only enhanced his reputation.

However, claims that Tottenham would consider selling Van de Ven for around £44 million have been met with scepticism.

The 24-year-old is under contract until 2029, placing Spurs in a strong negotiating position.

The club are also believed to be preparing a new deal that would significantly increase his wages, despite doubts from Glenn Hoddle over whether the defender would commit long-term.

Given Van de Ven’s importance and elite status, any future move would surely demand a far higher fee than currently reported.