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Tottenham set to sign SK Brann forward Lauren Davidson

Tottenham Hotspur Women are set to sign forward Lauren Davidson from SK Brann. The 25-year-old will join Spurs in the upcoming January transfer window from the Norwegian top-flight champions. The move will see the Scotland international, who joined Brann in July 2024 from Glasgow City, reunite with Spurs head coach Martin Ho. The 36-year-old worked with Davidson during his tenure as Brann head…

Tottenham set to sign SK Brann forward Lauren Davidson

Tottenham Hotspur Women are on the verge of signing forward Lauren Davidson from Norwegian champions SK Brann. The 25-year-old Scotland international will join the English club during the January transfer window. Davidson, who moved to Brann in July 2024 from Glasgow City, will reunite with her former head coach Martin Ho, who now manages Spurs.

Under Ho, Davidson has excelled, scoring 26 goals in 68 appearances for the Norwegian champions. Last season, she contributed to Brann's Toppserien league title and Norwegian Cup victory. Currently, she leads the Brann league table with seven goals and seven assists in 20 league starts. Tottenham, currently fourth in the Women's Super League, won four matches, lost three, and drew one this season.

Their attack has scored 23 league goals so far this campaign, placing them third in the table behind league leaders Manchester City and current title contenders Chelsea. Ho aims for Davidson to further enhance his attack ahead of a busy January transfer window, when many of his current players may receive contract extensions.

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