Remember, transfer window slams shut at 11pm, so a little over 5 and a half hours left.

Currently, there are strong rumours linking us with a deal with Louis Saha. Yes, you heard right…. Louis Saha! If this is true what was HR talking about when he said we will only sign someone special!

Joe Jordan has refused to rule out Juventus winger Miloš Krasic joining us at some point. Stan Collymore for one would be excited by this deal, saying on Twitter;

If Spurs get Krasic,id be drooling if I were a Spurs fan.Pace,creativity.Goals. Like him a lot.

There are also growing rumours linking us with a bid for Blackburn Rovers defender Chris Samba but Rovers seem pretty adamant that they are not going to sell. Still, we have heard it all before right?!

Stay tuned for more rumours as we get them, or post you own in the comments section below….

Update 2244: Harry Redknapp has said that the Louis Saha deal is almost done, but Pienaar is not leaving. Wolves are trying to sign Sebastien Bassong, but that deal is reliant on (according to BBC) 34-year-old Ryan Nelson being brought in from Blackburn Rovers.

Pavlyuchenko’s proposed move to Lokomotiv Moscow is being handled by chairman Daniel Levy. All in all a pretty strange transfer deadline day in my opinion.

Redknapp has also said he tried to sign Milos Krasic earlier in the week on loan but Juventus would only accept a permanent deal.

As things stand, Sky Sports News are reporting that Portsmouth and Croatia midfielder Niko Kranjcar has passed a medical at Spurs this morning, and a deal will be announced within a few hours.

Kranjcar’s team mate David James appears to be staying at Fratton Park. SSN report he has turned up at the Portsmouth training ground this morning, and hasn’t left. This would indicate that a deal is not going to be completed.

Someone who has left the training ground is Mr David Bentley. SSN showed the midfielder leaving in a friends car this morning. Reporters asked if he was off to Manchester, but there was no reply.

It is expected that Bentley will be joining City ON LOAN, with Petrov moving the other way.

There has been no talk of possible deals with Sandro, Muntari, or Chavez. I will update as I get more information…..

Updates will appear below

1.02pm - SSN reports that Portsmouth have received NO OFFERS for David James

1.07pm – Kranjcar deal will be completed soon, but player has already left to rejoin the Croatia squad to continue preparations for clash with England.

1.40pm – I’m going to have a shower!

2.33pm – Man City: We won’t be signing Bentley

3.32pm – Paul Merson is ‘majorly surprised somebody like Arsenal wasn’t looking at’ Kranjcar – Link

4.51pm – Anton Ferdinand reportedly joining on loan from Sunderland, with Alan Hutton going the other way

4.58pm – Ignore last update. Sunderland have now stated that Ferdinand is NOT leaving!

5.05pm – Niko Kranjcar deal has been confirmed on official spurs website.

So, here is the place to be to check the latest. I shall be crawling through the Internet all day on Monday, and Tuesday if I can get a day off work. If you guys find some news, feel free to post it. The more eyes the better.

Are we going to dive into the market to provide cover for the injured Modric? Or are we happy with what we’ve got?

Let the rumours commence. All the latest can be found below. Feel free to add your thoughts.

The German midfielder joined us 2 years ago for a reported fee of £5.4million from Hertha Berlin, and has managed just 14 appearances for the club in that period.

Harry Redknapp has also confirmed that midfielder Jamie O’ Hara has been permitted to follow Boateng to Portsmouth on loan until christmas. Redknapp has admitted that O’ Hara is a ‘triffic’ player, but he needs matches and is currently unable to break into the starting line-up at Spurs.

The loan deal has now been confirmed, with O’ Hara saying;

It was frustrating to be sat on the bench at Tottenham. Hopefully I can come here and get some games under my belt.

My agent told me that Paul Hart was really interested a few days ago and Harry Redknapp asked me if I’d like to go out on loan.

It’s a chance to play for a side who have done really well over the last few years, so I jumped at the opportunity.

I know Younes from when he was at Tottenham and Kevin-Prince Boateng and Michael Brown have also joined, so it’s good to meet up with them again.

I’m always going to give 100 percent and hopefully I’ll fit in straight away and get to know the lads quite quickly.

If we’re going to play 4-3-3 then hopefully I’ll play in the centre of midfield, where I can attack and score some goals.

Source: Portsmouth FC Official Site

O’ Hara’s loan deal has sparked rumours of a new midfielder arriving at the club before the transfer window closes on Tuesday. Sandro and Petrov have been strongly linked to us, amongst others.

Any thoughts?

This story may have an element of truth as the Russian striker has to fight for a place in Russia’s world cup squad, and may find it difficult if he spends the season warming the Spurs’ bench. Also, he has not come out and stated his desire to stay with the club as Modric did after the media linked him with a mve to United.

If Redknapp had a choice he’d surely prefer to keep Pavlyuchenko at WHL, as he has stated on numerous occasions how important it is to have 4 top strikers in the squad. News of the Russian’s impending departure has reignited reports of a move for Real Madrid’s Ruud van Nistelrooy.

Apparently we inquired about his availability before the start of the season, but the deal was seen as too expensive. With the Dutchman’s wage demands thought to be around £90,000 per week could a deal be possible. Madrid have reportedly reduced their asking price to £6million, is this still to much for a 33-year-old?

The ex-United striker has a proven goal scoring record. Since leaving Old Trafford he has amassed an impressive 45 goals in 67 appearances for the Spanish giants (0.67 goals per game, or 1 goal every 1 and half matches!). For the Premiership champions his strikerate was similar.

van Nistelrooy missed the majority of last season following a bad injury to his knee, and therfore his fitness has to be in question. Any thoughts? Would you pay £6million for him? Is he a good replacement for Pavlyuchenko IF the russian leaves us?

The question all Spurs fans will be asking themselves is; Who is he, and is he any good?!

The 25-year-old currently plays for Club Deportivo Platense in Honduras but is allegedly on his way to London to face a medical examination before putting pen to paper on a Tottenham contract.

With injuries to Woodgate and Dawson, along with Ledley’s ongoing fitness problems, it seems Harry is keen to ensure the squad has plenty of back-up in defense. Let’s hope that Palacios has a good eye for talent….

The British representative of Chavez told Sky News;

There is interest in Osman, but we cannot go into any details at this stage.

Source: Sky Sports

The player himself is reportedly very excited with the prospect of joining the premier league leaders. Watch this space – I’ll try and find out more information on Chavez and the prospective transfer….

The majority of this investment has been reclaimed with the departures of Darren Bent (Sunderland) and Didier Zokora (Sevilla) respectively.

So now the burning question is; Do we need to bring in more players before the transfer window closes?

It’s rumoured that Harry is chasing either Scott Brown or Aiden McGeady – or even both – from Celtic after he was spotted in the stands during the 2-0 defeat to Arsenal on Tuesday evening.

I’ll be honest here and say I don’t know much about either. I’m not a huge fan of the SPL I’m afraid! But, it appears (if the rumour mill is to be believed) that Celtic are holding out for a £10million bid for Brown – who won the PFA Scotland Player of the Year Award last season.

This appears to have put off the Tottenham management, and their attention has allegedly turned to McGeady. According to Wikipedia he is renowned for his dribbling and trickery and can play on either wing or up front.

Looking at each player’s respective profiles they seem very different players. Brown is said to be a powerful central midfielder in the style of Roy Keane, whilst McGeady is more of a flair player. Either would be a useful addition to the squad – but whether they are good enough to displace any of our first team is doubtful.

With our midfield quartet of Palacios, Lennon, Modric and Huddlestone/Jenas playing so well together, plus dos Santos, O’ Hara, and Bentley as back-up do we need more? Maybe the rumours linking Jenas and Bentley with moves to Villa are in the pipeline after all?

Comments please……