A new deal for Micky van de Ven is one of Tottenham’s priorities, and talks have been ongoing since the summer. Both Spurs and Van de Ven are aware of interest, and talks are set to accelerate this month. Tottenham expert John Wenham stated that Spurs are not in a panic situation because Van de Ven's existing deal runs until 2029. Wenham imagines Van de Ven is probably on a maximum of £60-70,000 per week and suggests Spurs could double his current salary.

According to Graeme Bailey of TBR, Cristian Romero has reportedly been a key factor in convincing Micky van de Ven to stay at Tottenham, which came after the Argentine’s own decision to reject interest from top clubs in the summer. Romero's decision not to seek a move has an impact on Van de Ven, who is ready to do the same and sign a new contract. Spurs are preparing to offer Van de Ven a new long-term contract that would make him one of the club’s highest earners, and he will be given terms similar to those of his Argentine colleague.

According to journalist Graeme Bailey, the defender is ready to sign a new deal with Spurs and extend his stay at north London beyond the summer of 2029. Talks have been taking place since the summer and are expected to accelerate this month.

According to the 'Telegraph', Spurs are planning to extend the contract of the 24-year-old Dutchman ahead of schedule and increase the salary of the former Wolfsburg player.