Brighton have agreed a deal with Tottenham Hotspur to sign Croatia defender Luka Vuskovic, with multiple outlets reporting a fee of around £46m on an initial basis and up to higher figures depending on add-ons. BBC Football says the package is a club record £46m, with Tottenham accepting Brighton’s third bid and with add-ons taking the overall value higher in some reports. Other coverage varies on the maximum reported amount, including figures that could reach £50m.
The 19-year-old is currently playing for Croatia at the World Cup, and outlets report he will undergo a medical once his tournament ends. Tottenham previously turned down bids from Brighton earlier in the process, after which Brighton improved their offer.
Details also referenced across reports include Vuskovic joining Spurs from Hajduk Split and spending time on loan at Hamburg, where he made more than 30 appearances and earned a place in the Croatia squad. One report also says Tottenham keeps a sell-on clause and matching rights for a future move.