Matt Doherty's transfer to Tottenham Hotspur will move one step closer when he undergoes his medical with the north London club on Saturday.
Spurs and Wolves have now agreed the terms of the deal for the 28-year-old right-back and he will undergo his medical checks on Saturday ahead of the move.
Tottenham will get themselves a bargain in the full-back with the deal believed to be around £12million up front with extra add-ons increasing the overall fee in the future.
The Irishman returned from holiday in Sardinia on Thursday afternoon as the two clubs sorted out the final details of his move to the capital.
Spurs were keen to get the deal done before Doherty heads off on Sunday to link up with his Republic of Ireland team-mates for international duty.
The Ireland team then fly out on Tuesday to Bulgaria for their Nations League match.
Doherty will become Tottenham's third signing of the window after Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg and Joe Hart joined this month.
Doherty was Jose Mourinho's top right-back target, with his height, power, creativity and also homegrown status, having played for Wolves for three seasons before the end of the campaign in which he turned 21.
The future of Serge Aurier remains in doubt with AC Milan, Bayer Leverkusen and Monaco all interested in taking him from north London but nobody has yet come close to Spurs' valuation of the Ivorian.
The right-back played in the second half of Tottenham's 4-1 friendly victory against Reading on Friday afternoon.
