Tottenham Eyes January Swoop for Dortmund Star Julian Brandt

Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly exploring the possibility of signing Borussia Dortmund midfielder Julian Brandt in the January transfer window. The North London club is looking to strengthen their squad as they aim to turn their season around under manager Ange Postecoglou.

Despite being the Premier League’s top scorers with 39 goals, Tottenham find themselves in 11th place, having suffered more defeats than victories this season. Postecoglou has maintained his commitment to an attacking style of play, stating after a recent loss to Liverpool: “My approach will not change. We are doing this for a reason – because we believe it will lead to success.”

To support Postecoglou’s vision, Tottenham are reportedly considering reinforcements in midfield. German international Brandt has emerged as a potential target, having been a key player for Dortmund this season with impressive performances in the Bundesliga.

The 28-year-old Brandt has contributed nine goals across all competitions so far this campaign, already approaching his tally of 26 goal involvements from last season. His importance to Dortmund was highlighted two years ago when he was considered as crucial to the team as Jude Bellingham.

However, with just 18 months remaining on his current contract at Signal Iduna Park, Dortmund may be open to offers for Brandt. His reported £127,000 per week wages could make him an attractive proposition for Tottenham if they can negotiate a reasonable transfer fee.

While defensive additions remain a priority for Spurs in January, the club has begun exploring the possibility of bringing Brandt to North London. Talks could progress during the winter transfer window, though a summer move may be more likely given Tottenham’s more pressing needs in defense.

As Tottenham look to climb the Premier League table in the second half of the season, the potential addition of a creative midfielder like Brandt could provide a significant boost to Postecoglou’s attacking options.