Dejan Kulusevski's permanent transfer from Juventus to Tottenham has been finalized.
The international player from Sweden moved to north London in January 2022 on an 18-month loan and has been crucial for Spurs during this trying time.
On his first start, a 3-2 triumph over Manchester City at the Etihad in February of last year, he not only scored but also contributed an assist. Since then, he has scored seven goals in 57 games for the team.
Under the terms of the first loan agreement, Spurs had the option to sign the 23-year-old on a permanent basis for a rumored £29.9 million fee.
He was given the prize for the year's finest Swedish male player in recognition of his efforts in the Premier League in 2022.
In January 2022, the Sweden winger initially signed a loan agreement with Spurs with a £29.2 million buyout option.
The 23-year-old has allegedly agreed to a five-year contract with the Premier League team for a reduced fee of £25 million.
Kulusevski scored seven goals in 57 games while on loan, aiding Spurs in their 2021–22 Champions League qualifying.
He has two goals in 29 games for Sweden, and in December 2022, he received the Guldbollen, which is given to the year's top male player in Sweden.
Kulusevski's 18 months on loan in London were difficult. In 57 games in all competitions, he accrued seven goals and 16 assists, and when he was on, he frequently resembled one of Spurs' top prospects.
Spurs fans were thrilled with their deal when the 23-year-old had a scorching start to life in England, scoring five goals and dishing out eight assists in his first six months with the team. However, the 23-year-old's statistics suffered from inconsistent play over the course of the following year.
A mandatory buy provision was also a part of Kulusevski's loan agreement; however, the Swede was unable to prevent his team from finishing eighth. The clause would have been activated had Spurs been in the top four this season.
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