Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly set to sign a Spain international for a bargain price in January, according to recent reports from Spain.

Reports have surfaced suggesting that Tottenham are keen on signing Espanyol winger Javi Puado during the upcoming January transfer window.

The forward, who can play on either flank or as a number ten, has been making headlines in La Liga following a strong start to the season.

Puado played a crucial role in helping Espanyol secure promotion to La Liga last season and has continued to impress, scoring three goals in his first eight league appearances this term.

His performance has not gone unnoticed, with Tottenham reportedly setting their sights on the 26-year-old, alongside fellow La Liga club Sevilla.

The interest from Tottenham is reportedly backed by positive scouting reports, as club officials have been closely monitoring Puado during their missions to observe another player, Alejo Veliz.

This has raised the prospect of a potential move, with reports suggesting that Tottenham are "threatening to take" the talented winger away from Espanyol in January.

One of the key factors making Puado an attractive option for Spurs is his current contract situation. His deal at the Estadi Cornella-El Prat is set to expire next summer, allowing him to negotiate with foreign clubs starting in January.

This precarious situation puts Espanyol in a difficult position, as they may be forced to sell the player if he does not renew his contract before the transfer window opens.

La Razon highlights that Tottenham could land Puado for a "very affordable price" given his contract status. This could be a significant advantage for Spurs as they look to strengthen their squad in the winter window.

At the right price, and possibly securing Timo Werner's departure at the end of his loan, the signing of Puado would be top-notch.