Two Tottenham medicals scheduled for deadline day morning
Tottenham Hotspur are hoping to add two more arrivals to Roberto De Zerbi's squad with medicals already booked.
It has been a busy and expensive window for the Lilywhites so far, who are undergoing quite the rebuild.
Two seasons of poor domestic form have left them needing significant surgery on the squad, and the ownership have left no stone unturned for the Italian manager.
With the deadline looming at 11 PM today, 1 September, Spurs will be hoping to get a couple more deals completed.
And they have already began taking those steps to completing that ambition.
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Who is undergoing medicals ahead of Tottenham moves?
Tottenham have had a busy 24 hours in the transfer window.
A move for Iliman Ndiaye is off the cards, with the Senegalese forward looking to make a switch to Manchester City instead.
Meanwhile, centre-back Kevin Danso now looks to be Sunderland-bound.
That has left Spurs needing to pivot in the market, and target a replacement for the Austrian and an alternative for Ndiaye.
Tosin Adarabioyo and Mykhailo Mudryk have been deemed those players, with BBC Sport journalist Nizaar Kinsella now reporting the duo's medicals are beginning this morning.
Once completed, the usual formalities such as contract signing and possible media duties will be conducted.
With the medicals being this morning, Spurs have plenty of time to get these moves over the line before the 11 PM deadline barring any hitches.
They also have the luxury of submitting potential deal sheets to extend their timeline should they face issues.
What else can be expected from Tottenham today?
The deals for Adarabioyo and Mudryk is currently looking like the main piece of business incoming wise in N17.
But with it being deadline day, there could be surprises.
Richarlison had been earmarked for an exit to Everton, but that deals no longer looks to be moving ahead.
Other than that, there could be some movement in regards to youth players heading out on loan
However, for now, the Lilywhites faithful will have to wait and see what the rest of the day brings.