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Tottenham make £47m bid to sign forward tipped to play for Real Madrid

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Published Aug 3, 2026, 4:13 PM GMT+1

Charlie is a football writer and assistant editor on FootballFanCast.com and has worked for the company for a number of years.

He began with Snack Media during his time at UCFB’s Etihad Campus, and after graduating in 2019, has held full-time roles on the Read Network and The Transfer Tavern.

Charlie has covered a variety of sports during his time with the company and has been a correspondent for football clubs both in England and Scotland.

Tottenham Hotspur have stepped up their pursuit of a new wide forward with a formal offer for Benfica star Andreas Schjelderup.

Roberto De Zerbi is determined to add more firepower to his attack before the transfer window closes, with links to the likes of Manchester City winger Savinho and Liverpool forward Cody Gakpo.

Both players remain under consideration and would offer proven Premier League experience, but neither deal has yet been sealed.

More than one attacker could be signed before the deadline, which has brought Schjelderup firmly into focus.

State of Play

Latest on Andreas Schjelderup to Tottenham

Tottenham's interest

Roberto De Zerbi identified Andreas Schjelderup as one of his priority winger targets in recent weeks.

Player's stance

Schjelderup is keen on a move to the Premier League and has pushed for an exit from Benfica, rejecting a contract extension in an effort to secure a transfer.

Contract talks

Benfica have responded by offering the Norway international a new deal until 2031 that would include a significant salary increase, hoping to convince him to stay.

Bid submitted

Tottenham have now made an official offer worth €55m (£47m), made up of €45m guaranteed plus €10m in add-ons.

Competition

Liverpool continue to monitor Schjelderup closely, but Spurs are among the clubs making the strongest push for his signature.

Next step

Spurs and Benfica must agree the final payment structure before a deal can progress.

Likelihood

Advanced. Tottenham have made a formal offer, the player wants a Premier League move and talks are continuing. The remaining hurdle is reaching a compromise on the fee structure.

Tottenham make £47m offer for Schjelderup

Norway's Andreas Schjelderup

According to reports from Portugal, relayed via Sport Witness, Tottenham have submitted their first official proposal for the Benfica winger.

The offer is worth €45m upfront, with a further €10m in bonuses, taking the total package to €55m (£47m).

Benfica appear to be interested in receiving that figure, but would like the payment structure altered. The Portuguese giants are after €50m guaranteed with the remaining €5m made up of achievable bonuses.

It appears as if a move may well be on the cards, and it’s easy to understand why Tottenham are so keen. Schjelderup enjoyed an excellent season with Benfica in 2025/26, registering 10 goals and seven assists in 44 appearances across all competitions.

His reputation only grew during the World Cup, where he scored a memorable goal against England in Norway's quarter-final defeat, embarassing Jordan Pickford in the process.

The Norwegian's potential has also caught the eye of former Chelsea midfielder Michael Essien, who believes Schjelderup has the ability to play for Real Madrid, praising the winger's technical quality, intelligence and ceiling as one of Europe's most exciting young talents.

From Tottenham's perspective, Schjelderup appears an ideal fit for De Zerbi's football. Primarily playing on the left, cutting in on his right foot, the 22-year-old combines close control, creativity and an eye for goal with the confidence to attack defenders one-on-one.

Drifting inside from wide areas could suit De Zerbi's fluid attacking system, while his age means there is still room for further development.

Negotiations now appear to be on the structure of a deal rather than the overall fee, so Tottenham may soon get an attacking addition De Zerbi has been after for a while.

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