The final few days of the January transfer window proved to be busy for Tottenham Hotspur and manager Jose Mourinho.
As well as saying goodbye to Christian Eriksen, who sealed a move to Inter Milan, Spurs bolstered their options with the signing of Giovani Lo Celso on a permanent deal and the £27million addition of Steven Bergiwjn.
But even though the January window is now closed for business, the rumours continue to roll on, with the fact that the summer window will be here before you know it.
Here, we round-up the very latest Tottenham transfer news.
Striker bid knocked back
A report in the Sunderland Echo has revealed that Sunderland and Spurs both saw bids for Southend United youngster Charlie Kelman turned down on deadline day.
Kelman rose through the youth ranks at Roots Hall and was subject to interest from both Spurs and the Black Cats.
The value of the bid has not been revealed.
Breakthrough with Parrott contract talks
Tottenham have made a breakthrough with their attempts to tie young striker Troy Parrott down to a longer contract.
The 17-year-old was subject of plenty of loan interest during the window but a move never came to fruition.
Now it is reported by Spurs Web that Spurs are 'increasingly confident' of tying the youngster down to a long-term deal.
Spurs handed Hojbjerg boost
Tottenham may have been handed a boost in their hopes of signing Southampton's Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg, say HITC.
Southampton are hopeful of signing Celtic midfielder Olivier Ntcham in the summer, meaning Hojbjerg could be allowed to leave St Mary's.
Spurs were interested in signing the 24-year-old during January and could reignite their interest once again come the summer.
