Antonio Nusa has now provided an update on his fitness - amid reports Tottenham are keen to sign the Norwegian from Club Brugge.

Spurs were very interested throughout the January transfer window - with many expecting the Norway international to join the north Londoners.

However - as detailed by Football London - it was Brentford who eventually convinced Nusa to join in a PS25m deal, due to the promise of immediate playing time and regular starts.

Despite that agreement, the 18-year-old ended up failing a medical with the Bees, and he remained with Club Brugge.

Nevertheless, Tottenham are still interested - according to Football London - and Antonio Nusa himself has now moved to ease doubts over his fitness...

Antonio Nusa tells Tottenham he is 100% fit Well, the teenager sounds a little annoyed that news of his failed medical hit social media - and was also worried about the potential impact that development could have had on his career - but he is now looking ahead positively after discovering the red flag will not be a long term issue.

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"We wanted to find an explanation for what it really was as quickly as possible and got good help in Norway. We found a good solution and had it thoroughly checked, so it's not something I need to stress about. We were worried of course. Something wasn't right. It was important to get to the bottom of it. We've done that now. I was afraid there was something wrong with my body. Those were difficult times, but it wasn't really a problem. That's what we found out."

Spurs likely to bid In our view, Tottenham are very likely to bid for Nusa this summer after hearing this.

Brentford have since moved on - spending PS30m to sign another forward from Club Brugge in Igor Thiago - so Tottenham could have a free run at the Norway international.

However, the Portugal international could cost up to PS80m, so with Nusa valued closer to the PS25m fee Brentford agreed in January, the Club Brugge No.32 would also be a much cheaper option.