Tottenham is contemplating loaning Luka Vušković, a promising Croatian defender, to another club for the season. Despite the uncertainty surrounding his future, Tottenham's 11 million euro investment and his contract extending until 2030 reflect their confidence in his potential. Interest has been expressed by clubs from Germany, France, and Belgium, with HSV being frequently mentioned. According to Bild, HSV is competing for the Croatian national team player and has already initiated contact with Luka's management agency, 'Gol International', headed by Pini Zahavi. Sources indicate that Tottenham has received five official offers for him, and HSV believes they are up against three or four other competitors. HSV's advantage lies in Luka's familiarity with the club through his brother, Mario Vušković, and the Vušković family's attendance at a match where HSV achieved promotion to the Bundesliga. Tottenham would reportedly cover most of Vušković's salary if a move to HSV materializes.