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Hey, want some positive transfer news? I have some! After a lengthy delay, presumably to secure a work permit, Tottenham Hotspur have announced the acquisition of left back Souza from Santos. We are delighted to announce that we have reached agreement with Brazil Serie A side Santos for the transfer of Souza on a long term contract ✍️🔗 https://t.co/ZSLXs7fFAf pic.twitter.com/YFoYVJSx4Z— Tottenham Hotspur (@SpursOfficial) January 22, 2026 It’s been a couple of weeks since we heard that the transfer was fully completed, and I think it’s safe to say that the delay was to secure a work permit for him coming from Brazil. Souza is a Brazil U17 international but has yet to crack the Brazil senior setup, and that might have thrown a wrinkle or two in getting him squared away to play in the UK. However, now that we’ve successfully gotten Souza on the phone, the deal is reportedly for €15m (£11.1m). Souza is a welcome addition to Tottenham’s defensive stable. He’s clearly been signed as a backup/rotation to Destiny Udogie, and that will give him time to acclimate and learn the ropes in the Premier League. He’s one for the future — dynamic on the left flank, good at take-ons, good at crosses, and a capable defender. But he’s young and raw, and this is a HUGE step up for him, so it’s probably wise for all of us to be a little patient as he works his way in. Regardless, this is an exciting depth-with-the-possibility-of-more signing and I’m looking forward to seeing what he can do. Welcome, Souza!

READ ALL OF TODAY’S SHOWBIZ411 HEADLINES HERE Today’s Oscar nominations may be more important than you know. Jacob Elordi, just 28, got his first nod, for “Frankenstein.” The Australian born star of TV’s “Euphoria” has taken off like a rocket. Now, with this nomination, he moves up to top of the list of candidates to […] The post Is Jacob Elordi Our New James Bond? Today’s Oscar Nomination for “Frankenstein” May Make Him the Youngest 007 Ever appeared first on Showbiz411.

Yesterday we got news through a Swedish media source that Tottenham Hotspur midfielder and Sweden international Lucas Bergvall was set for an extended spell on the sidelines after injuring his ankle in a collision with Dortmund’s Emre Can in Tuesday’s Champions League win. The Swedish source suggested that Bergvall would miss the upcoming Sweden World Cup playoff match in March, and put a timeline of 2-3 months out injured. A Swedish source close to the natural team usually has the goods when it comes to international players and injurues, and indeed we got confirmation of the injury from The Athletic’s David Ornstein this morning It’s not good… but maybe not as bad as we were led to believe. Ornstein identified the injury as a high ankle sprain, and said the club was continuing to assess Bergvall before making any firm statements on how long he might be out. But he did say that Bergvall was hoping to be fit by the March 26 World Cup playoff semifinal against Ukraine. The injury is unrelated to any other injury he might have been carrying. 🚨 Lucas Bergvall set for spell out with injury suffered during Tottenham Hotspur win over Borussia Dortmund. 19yo #THFC midfielder sustained high ankle sprain in tackle vs #BVB; new problem & assessments ongoing to establish firm timescale 🚨 @theathleticfc.bsky.social www.nytimes.com/athletic/698…— David Ornstein (@david-ornstein.bsky.social) 2026-01-22T11:00:25.727Z So here’s where we enter into the murky realm of speculation. We’ve had players with high ankle sprains before, and some quick consulting tells me the average time out for an injury of that nature is typically 6-8 weeks on the sidelines. Not great, but also not 2-3 months. Severity of the injury will be a consideration, but at this point there don’t seem to be any indications that Lucas needs surgery, so until that changes it feels like we should take the under on his recovery time until we get more info. Either way, Spurs will be without his services for the next number of matches, which sucks, and leaves a non-academy player stable of Archie Gray, Conor Gallagher, Yves Bissouma, Xavi Simons, and (possibly) Joao Palhinha going forward in Tottenham’s central midfield. Wheeee!

“Sinners” scored 16 nominations this morning, the most in history. “One Battle After Another” followed with 13. Biggest acting snub — Chase Infiniti, from “One Battle,” was expected to be nominated. Kate Hudson got her spot. Nothing for “Wicked,” “Avatar,” George Clooney and “Jay Kelly.” Best Picture — Bugonia, F1, Frankenstein, Hamnet, Marty, One Battle, […] The post Oscar Noms: “Sinners” Most in History, Ariana Grande, “Wicked” Snubbed, “Avatar,” Also George Clooney, “Jay Kelly,” Miley Cyrus Song, “One Battle” Actress appeared first on Showbiz411.