Tottenham Hotspur have reached an agreement with Chelsea over a permanent transfer for defender Tosin Adarabioyo, according to transfer insider reports.

The move has progressed significantly, with personal terms already finalized between the player and Tottenham, while Chelsea have granted permission for Adarabioyo to undergo his medical examination ahead of completing the switch.

In a separate but related development, the two London clubs have also come to terms on a loan arrangement for Ukrainian winger Mykhailo Mudryk, though the personal details of that agreement between the player and Tottenham still require finalization before the move can be officially confirmed.

Adarabioyo’s departure would mark the end of his spell at Stamford Bridge, with the defender set to cross the divide to join a fellow Premier League club as Tottenham look to bolster their backline ahead of the season’s remaining fixtures.

Meanwhile, Mudryk’s proposed loan move continues the narrative around his uncertain future at Chelsea, following a turbulent period that included a suspension and inconsistent form since his big-money arrival from Shakhtar Donetsk.

Both deals, if completed, would represent a notable transfer window for Tottenham, strengthening two different areas of their squad through business conducted with a direct London rival.

With Adarabioyo’s medical already sanctioned and Mudryk’s structural terms between the clubs settled, attention now turns to finalizing the remaining paperwork and personal terms required to push both transfers over the line before the window closes.

Further updates on official confirmations are expected as both deals move closer to completion in the coming days.