The site 'Fichajes' revealed that Real Sociedad is ready to sell its Japanese winger Takefusa Kubo during the winter transfer window in January, in a move aimed at achieving the club's financial balance. The player's transfer deal to Tottenham Hotspur stands out as the most serious offer, especially with a release clause of 60 million euros that facilitates closing the deal.

Tottenham is closely monitoring the winter market, as coach Thomas Frank seeks to strengthen the attack with a winger capable of excelling on the flanks and adding creativity to the offensive line. Despite having distinguished forwards on the team, the club sees Kubo's flexibility and speed in offensive maneuvers as making his signing a priority, while Aston Villa remains among the other clubs interested in the deal.

For its part, Real Sociedad considers selling Kubo an opportunity to boost liquidity without compromising financial stability, taking into account the resale clause in favor of Real Madrid, which will receive a portion of the proceeds, making negotiations delicate, although 60 million euros represent a sufficient incentive to consider completing the deal.

Tottenham's interest is supported by the player's performance in La Liga this season, where Kubo has proven his ability to create plays, score goals, and generate chances, making him a sought-after player in Europe. Estimates indicate that the winter market will be decisive for both the player and Real Sociedad, while Tottenham seeks to strengthen its attack with a player who has proven his worth in European and domestic competitions.