He is their best player; would they let him go? Tottenham reportedly want to sign the London rivals’ star

Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly preparing for a busy January transfer window, with a Danish defender now developing as a potential target.

Sitting in 10th place in the Premier League, Spurs are facing increasing pressure as their season has yet to win over their supporters.

Their next match, scheduled for Saturday, 23rd November, offers them a chance to turn things around, but the team’s struggles have led to speculation about possible reinforcements.

Several players have already been linked with a move to Tottenham, including Javi Guerra from Valencia CF, Lucas Chevalier from Lille, and Ilya Zabarnyi from AFC Bournemouth. However, one name stands out among the rumours: 28-year-old Joachim Andersen.

The Danish defender, who joined Fulham in the summer, has quickly made his mark in the Premier League and attracted the attention of several top-flight clubs, including Liverpool and Spurs.

According to GiveMeSport, both clubs are keen on supporting their defensive options and have identified Andersen as a long-term solution.

Andersen, who signed a £90,000-per-week contract with Fulham, has played a key role in the club’s solid start to the season, with Fulham sitting in 7th place.

His performances have drawn interest from Liverpool, where he could potentially replace Virgil van Dijk, whose future remains uncertain.

For Tottenham, manager Ange Postecoglou is reportedly looking to reduce his trust on central defenders Cristian Romero and Micky van de Ven.

Spurs had previously expressed interest in Andersen during the summer, though they were unable to secure a deal.

Despite the interest from both clubs, Fulham are under no immediate pressure to sell their prized defender.

With a long-term contract in place, Andersen is crucial to the team’s defensive setup.

However, should a sizeable offer arrive, Fulham may be tempted to reconsider their stance.

For now, though, it seems unlikely that Andersen will be departing Craven Cottage anytime soon.

Fans of both Tottenham and Liverpool will have to wait and see if the situation changes over the coming months.