Football Insider have claimed that talks are underway between Tottenham Hotspur and FC Nordsjaelland regarding an arrangement whereby the Danish side would become the North Londoners’ feeder club.

Over the past few years, Nordsjaelland have built a reputation for producing top young talent, with the likes of Andreas Skov Olsen, Mohammed Kudus, and Kamaldeen Sulemana coming through the ranks of the club’s academy over recent years before making moves to bigger clubs.

Both Kudus and Sulemana were graduates of the famed Right to Dream academy in Ghana, which has a close working relationship with the Danish side.

Nordsjaelland could become a Tottenham feeder club

Football Insider quotes one source with vast knowledge of Scandinavian football as describing Nordsjaelland as the ‘Dinamo Zagreb of Scandinavia’ for their ability to nurture young talents and sell them on for bigger fees across the continent.

The report explains that the Lilywhites want to capitalise on the Danish Superliga club’s ability to spot and nurture high-potential assets.

Interestingly, this update comes at a time when Tottenham are thought to considering a move for young Nordsjaelland winger Ibrahim Osman (Ben Jacobs).

Spurs Web Opinion

Given that so many big clubs in the Premier League and around Europe have this kind of arrangement with other clubs in the continent as well as clubs in Asia and South America, I am not surprised that Spurs are considering following suit.

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Sources: Antonio Nusa set for summer move after Tottenham reach agreement on another deal

Club Brugge ace Antonio Nusa will depart the club in the summer after deals with Brentford and Tottenham collapsed late last month, sources have told Football Insider.

Thomas Frank’s side had agreed a deal for the winger for an initial £25million, but the move was cancelled after issues reportedly emerged with his medical.

Tottenham had also shown interest in signing the 18-year-old sensation and were close to completing a deal, but the deal fell through late on.

However, well-placed sources have told Football Insider that he is expected to move to the Premier League in the summer, ending his three-year stay at Club Brugge.

Tottenham had planned to sign Nusa and send him back to the Belgian club on loan for the remainder of the season.

The 18-year-old has had an impressive season, notching four goals and three assists across 28 appearances.

He has made 64 total appearances for Club Brugge since joining from Norwegian side Stabaek in the summer of 2021.

While Tottenham missed out on the attacking sensation, they signed defender Radu Dragusin permanently from Genoa and Timo Werner on loan for the remainder of the season from RB Leipzig.

Spurs also announced on Friday that they have agreed a deal to sign Swedish sensation Lucas Bergvall after beating Barcelona to his signature.

Brentford secured a deal with Spurs to bring Sergio Reguilon on loan for the remainder of the season.

They also signed Iceland international goalkeeper Hakon Valdimarsson and 18-year-old midfielder Yunus Emre Konak on permanent deals.

Tottenham sit fourth in the Premier League after their 3-2 win over Brentford on Wednesday (31 January), while the Bees sit in 15th.

Spurs are next in action against Everton at Goodison Park on Saturday afternoon (3 February), while Frank’s side take on Man City on Monday night (5 February).

In other news, Talks underway: Tottenham could agree deal with Mohammed Kudus’ old club as new plan revealed – sources.

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