Overview
- Reports on Wednesday say Tottenham plans to offer Vuskovic a new contract and then send him back to Hamburger SV on loan, though no club has confirmed the move.
- Vuskovic broke out in 2025–26 at HSV with 30 appearances, six goals and a place in the Bundesliga Team of the Season, which has driven urgent interest in him from Bayern Munich and monitoring by Barcelona.
- Tottenham already hold Vuskovic on a deal that runs to June 30, 2030 and the expected extension is reported to include a pay rise as a way to protect their asset and deter early bids.
- Vuskovic has publicly said he wants to play alongside his brother Mario at HSV, a preference that has strengthened Hamburg’s hope of keeping him on loan for another season.
- This contract-plus-loan approach is a common way for clubs to let young players get regular minutes while preserving transfer value, so the next developments to watch are official confirmations from the clubs and any formal offers from Bayern or Barcelona.