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Tottenham Hotspur's most expensive transfer in history
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Tottenham Hotspur’s most expensive transfer in history

July 6, 2026 7 Min Read
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    • Let’s take a closer look at Tottenham’s 10 most expensive signings…
  • 10 mickey van de ven
    • £43 million from Wolfsburg
  • 9 brennan johnson
    • £47.5 million from Nottingham Forest
  • 8 Xavi Simmons
    • £52m from RB Leipzig
  • 7 Jan Paul van Hecke
    • £52m from Brighton
  • 6 muhammad jerusalem
    • £55m from West Ham
  • 5 Richarlison
    • £60 million from Everton
  • 4 Tanguy Ndombele
    • £62.8 million from Lyon
  • 3 Dominic Solanke
    • £65m from Bournemouth
  • 2 Matthew Fernandes
    • £85 million from West Ham
  • 1 Sandro Tonali
    • £100 million from Newcastle

Despite a lack of recent success, Tottenham Hotspur have spent big in recent years, signing a number of players for more than £30m.

A number of managers have been backed in the transfer market, with a number of stars being attracted to projects on offer in north London. But who is Spurs’ record reach? We take a look at Tottenham’s most expensive signings.

Tottenham’s most expensive contract in history

rank

player

commission

signatory

year

1

Sandro Tonali

100 million pounds

newcastle

2026

2

Matthew Fernandes

£85m

west ham

2026

3

Dominic Solanke

£65m

bournemouth

2024

4

Tanguy Ndombele

£62.8m

lyon

2019

5

Richarlison

£60m

everton

2022

6

muhammad jerusalem

£55m

west ham

2025

7

Jan Paul van Hecke

£52m

brighton

2026

=7

Xavi Simmons

£52m

RB Leipzig

2025

9

brennan johnson

£47.5m

nottingham forest

2023

10

mickey van de ven

£43m

wolfsburg

2023

11

Christian Romero

£42.5m

atalanta

2021

12

Davinson Sanchez

£42m

ajax

2017

=13

archie gray

£40m

leeds united

2024

=13

Pedro Polo

£40m

Sports CP

2023

=13

james madison

£40m

leicester

2023

16

conor gallagher

£34m

atlético madrid

2026

=17

matistel

£30 million

bayern munich

2025

=17

Moussa Sissoko

£30 million

newcastle

2016

19

Sergio Reguilon

£27.5m

real madrid

2020

20

giovani lo celso

£27.2m

real betis

2020

=21

steven bergwein

£26m

ajax

2022

=21

Roberto Soldado

£26 million

valencia

2013

twenty two

Eric Lamela

£25.8m

rome

2013

twenty three

Dejan Kulusevski

£25.6m

juventus

2023

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Let’s take a closer look at Tottenham’s 10 most expensive signings…

10

mickey van de ven

£43 million from Wolfsburg

Center back Micky van de Ven, who joins north London in 2023, was signed from Wolfsburg for a deposit of just under £35m, but his total could rise to £43m.

He quickly impressed in the Premier League with his speed and power at the back and everything is going well to keep him at Spurs until at least 2029.

9

brennan johnson

£47.5 million from Nottingham Forest

On contract deadline day in September 2023, Brennan Johnson joined Tottenham from Nottingham Forest for £47.5m.

The Wales international, who can play anywhere in the front three, was contracted until 2028, but was sold to Crystal Palace in January 2026.

8

Xavi Simmons

£52m from RB Leipzig

Spurs moved to take over Xavi Simmons’ contract with Chelsea in the summer of 2025 after losing out on Ebelesi Eze to rivals Arsenal.

The Dutch attacker penned a five-year contract at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, taking over the number seven shirt after Son Heung-min left for America.

7

Jan Paul van Hecke

£52m from Brighton

One of the first signings of Tottenham’s rebuild under manager Roberto De Zerbi, the Italian was snapped up at the start of the 2026 summer transfer window for a whopping £52m, a player he knew well from his time at Brighton.

He was one of a handful of defensive additions that summer, including Marcos Senesi and Andy Robertson.

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6

muhammad jerusalem

£55m from West Ham

Another player who attracted attention after Spurs won the Europa League in 2025 was Mohamed Kudus.

Tottenham, who signed him from London rivals West Ham, paid the Ghanaian winger £55 million on a six-year contract with a weekly wage of £150,000.

5

Richarlison

£60 million from Everton

After impressing in England with Watford and Everton, Tottenham decided to spend an initial £50m on Richarlison in 2022, with his transfer fee potentially reaching a total of £60m including add-ons.

The Brazilian had a difficult first season, scoring just one goal in 27 Premier League games. However, he has shown glimpses of brilliance in north London and has a contract until 2027.

4

Tanguy Ndombele

£62.8 million from Lyon

Midfielder Tanguy Ndombele became Tottenham’s all-time favorite when he joined in 2019, but his move from Lyon did not go well.

Signing Mauricio Pochettino just months before the Argentine was sacked turned out to be the wrong decision by the Spurs manager.

The Frenchman penned a six-year contract worth a whopping £55m, which could rise to £62.8m with add-ons. However, Ndombele was released from his contract in 2024 after making 91 appearances and struggling for England.

3

Dominic Solanke

£65m from Bournemouth

Tottenham’s record striker signing is Dominic Solanke, who joined from Bournemouth in the summer of 2024.

The former Chelsea and Liverpool attacker could end up costing £65m including add-ons, with Solanke under contract until 2030.

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2

Matthew Fernandes

£85 million from West Ham

In the summer of 2026, Spurs made a major effort to improve their squad after coming close to being relegated to the Championship. Despite interest from Arsenal and Manchester United, the Lilywhites beat out two of the Premier League’s elite clubs to sign the young Portuguese midfielder from West Ham.

1

Sandro Tonali

£100 million from Newcastle

Spurs have never paid £100m for a player before, but they did just that to sign Tonali from Newcastle in 2026. For one of the best midfielders in the Premier League, it was a phenomenal signing, one that would stand up the division and attract attention.

De Zerbi knows Tonali well, as the two are from the same Italian town of Brescia.

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