Brennan Johnson has been signed by Crystal Palace from Tottenham Hotspur. According to Fabrizio Romano, Tottenham will receive 33.5 million pounds for the transfer.

According to Goal.com, Brennan Johnson is undergoing a medical at Crystal Palace before a move for £33.5 million ($45m). Johnson has not obtained a regular starting position at Spurs this season under new head coach Thomas Frank and is expected to leave the club after two-and-a-half seasons in north London.

Brennan Johnson will leave Tottenham to join Crystal Palace in this winter transfer window. A total agreement has been reached between the two clubs and with the player, and the first part of the medical examination is underway. Fabrizio Romano reports that Crystal Palace will pay around 40 million euros for Brennan Johnson.

Fabrizio Romano reports that Brennan Johnson is closer to a transfer to Crystal Palace and that Tottenham have given him permission to discuss personal terms with the club. The same report mentions that a medical could possibly follow soon and that Johnson will not be in the Tottenham squad to face Brentford. TEAMtalk understands that Crystal Palace is Johnson's preferred destination.

According to Goal.com, Crystal Palace are confident of completing a £35 million deal for Brennan Johnson ahead of the weekend. The winger is set to undergo a medical within the next 24 hours, and Crystal Palace are now close to signing him.

Crystal Palace and Tottenham have reached an agreement for the transfer of Brennan Johnson for £35 million (€40.1 million). Johnson must decide in the coming hours whether to sign for the South London club. According to BBC Sport, Crystal Palace had been in advanced negotiations to sign Johnson for a couple of weeks and decided not to formalize it until after the Premier League match between the two teams on Sunday. Although an agreement exists between the two London clubs, Brennan Johnson has not yet approved the operation. Johnson is expected to negotiate his future in the coming hours.

David Ornstein revealed that Crystal Palace have reached an agreement with Tottenham Hotspur to sign Brennan Johnson by matching their £35m asking price. Sources state the two clubs are keen to proceed, and the transfer is expected to reach completion. According to sources who told Graeme Bailey, Johnson prefers joining Palace to Bournemouth. Johnson has yet to accept Palace’s offer as he knows there are other interested clubs. Sources have informed Dean Jones that Johnson told Spurs he wanted to stay and fight for his place, though club officials are open to a sale.

According to Goal.com, Crystal Palace have reached an agreement to sign Brennan Johnson from Tottenham Hotspur in a deal worth £35 million ($40m) ahead of the January transfer window. The winger has yet to decide on his future, and Crystal Palace faces competition from other Premier League suitors.

Tottenham Hotspur have informed suitors Bournemouth and Crystal Palace that they want to sell Brennan Johnson in a permanent deal in January, rather than a loan without an obligation to buy. According to sources, Johnson has been told by Tottenham that they will not prevent his move. The club's preference is a permanent deal, although a loan with an obligation to buy is also acceptable. Both Crystal Palace and Bournemouth have had contact about a deal, and it is understood that Palace is pursuing it strongly. Sources have confirmed that Tottenham are willing to accept a deal worth approximately £35 million (€40m, $47m). That fee will also likely ensure Johnson does not have a drop in wages, and it is believed he would become the highest-paid player at his new club if he were to join either Palace or Bournemouth. Other clubs, including Aston Villa, are interested, but Palace and Bournemouth are the main clubs in pursuit.

Crystal Palace are interested in Brennan Johnson, and Tottenham are open to selling the player. According to Keith Wyness, Crystal Palace are the favourites to sign Johnson, ahead of Ipswich and Brentford. Wyness stated that he thinks Palace is a viable option for Johnson, and mentioned that Ipswich's recent good performance is generating positive discussion about them as a potential destination. Wyness also believes Johnson would be a good fit for Palace, describing him as a talent who has been somewhat inconsistent at Spurs. He added that a factor for Johnson will be whether manager Glasner remains at the club, which could also influence his decision.

According to Football Insider, Crystal Palace have joined Brentford and Ipswich Town in pursuing Tottenham winger Brennan Johnson, who can leave in January on either a permanent or a loan deal.

According to BBC Sport, Tottenham would be open to selling Brennan Johnson during the next winter transfer window if a satisfactory offer is made. There is interest from the Premier League, and Crystal Palace appears to be the most advanced club in its pursuit.

Tottenham Hotspur sources believe the club is increasingly tempted to sell Brennan Johnson in the January transfer window amid strong interest from three sides in the 24-year-old winger. Crystal Palace is understood to be mentioned as a potential destination, and sources have hinted that two other Premier League clubs have also made informal contact over a potential deal. At this stage, it is believed Tottenham values him at around £50 million, although sources admit they would likely sell him for a slightly lower amount if the right fee conditions were met. A sale could potentially allow Spurs to recover their initial investment.

According to The Telegraph, Crystal Palace are considering a January move for Tottenham Hotspur winger Brennan Johnson as manager Oliver Glasner seeks to improve his attack. Palace have identified the Welsh international as a target and consider him a suitable player for the manager's high-tempo system. Tottenham are not actively looking to sell the player, but reports suggest the club could be open to a loan if they sign an attacking reinforcement themselves.