Tottenham Hotspur have been advised to consider an immediate move for Liverpool goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher to address their ongoing goalkeeping issues. John Wenham, a Tottenham insider and owner of Lilywhite Rose, has urged the club to act swiftly and sign Kelleher this month instead of waiting until the summer. Wenham highlighted the urgency of securing a proven goalkeeper like Kelleher in January, noting that the club has the financial capacity to do so. He expressed confusion over why the club wouldn't act, stressing that those in control need to understand the significance of the current situation and invest accordingly. Wenham suggested that Kelleher might be available this summer, with Giorgi Mamardashvili expected to join the club and Alisson likely to remain at Liverpool. Therefore, he recommended that Tottenham should sign Kelleher now and pay the necessary amount.

Former Tottenham goalkeeper Paul Robinson has suggested that Caoimhin Kelleher would be a brilliant option for Tottenham in the summer. Kelleher is expected to leave Liverpool, especially with Giorgi Marmadashvili coming in. There is a belief that Kelleher could command a fee in the region of £30 million, though that could drop as we reach the summer when he’ll have just a year left on his deal. Robinson has previously suggested Spurs wouldn’t land him, but is now campaigning for the move.

Former Tottenham goalkeeper Paul Robinson discussed the possibility of Kelleher moving to Tottenham. He mentioned that Tottenham would not spend the money needed for Kelleher because the player wants to be a first-choice goalkeeper, and Tottenham already has Guglielmo Vicario as their No.1. Robinson described the transfer as a 'non-starter'.

Caoimhin Kelleher is pushing to leave Liverpool to play more, with a price tag thought to be around £20m. He has been suggested as a potential signing for Tottenham Hotspur by former Liverpool midfielder Jan Molby.