Tottenham are weighing up a late move for Robert Sanchez as their squad audit gathers pace ahead of the transfer deadline, with TeamTalk reporting that the Chelsea goalkeeper is under consideration in north London.
Spurs had already made a firm call in goal earlier in the window, committing to Antonin Kinsky as first choice and adding experienced cover in Martin Dubravka. Yet the latest line from the club’s planning points to a broader rethink. As reported, Tottenham are “reviewing every position in the squad” and are now deciding whether the goalkeeping department needs another addition before Tuesday’s cut-off.
Robert Sanchez emerges in Tottenham transfer thinking
One of the names in the frame is Sanchez, who has been made available by Chelsea after their agreement to sign Emiliano Martinez from Aston Villa. The market is now moving around him, with “intermediaries now working to find Sanchez a new club”, a detail that suggests this is an active situation rather than a loose enquiry.
There is a clear football connection too. Sanchez “could appeal to Tottenham given his previous relationship with Spurs boss Roberto De Zerbi”, after their time together at Brighton. That familiarity matters late in a window, particularly when clubs need quick decisions on profile, temperament and tactical fit.
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Still, this would be a move that invites scrutiny. Sanchez has top-flight experience and knows the pace of Premier League football, though the concern in the report is plain, he is described as “one of the most error-prone goalkeepers in the Premier League over recent years”. For a Tottenham side trying to establish stability, that is a significant red flag.
Spurs exits could shape deadline plans
The goalkeeper discussion sits alongside a wider round of business. “The goalkeeping situation is part of a wider review at Spurs” as the club work through both arrivals and departures. Mikey Moore is heading towards a loan with Cologne, Pape…
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