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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 25122807" data-attributes="member: 158020">Tottenham complete £25m Bergwijn signing from PSVTottenham have completed the signing of Steven Bergwijn from PSV for a   reported £25 million ($33m) fee plus add-ons, with the winger putting   pen to paper on a deal until 2025. Bergwijn arrived in north London at the start of the week to undergo a    medical after being granted permission to sit out senior training with    the rest of the PSV squad.The 22-year-old also missed PSV's 1-1 draw   against Twente on Sunday -  a decision which saw him criticised for   trying to force through a  transfer to the Premier League.Bergwijn publicly denied any wrongdoing and the Eredivisie outfit's    head coach Ernest Faber later confirmed that it was a sanctioned    decision. The Netherlands  international scored five goals and laid on 10 assists   in 16 league  appearances for PSV this season, while also featuring in   the Champions League group stages.Bergwijn played in PSV's 2-1 defeat to Tottenham in Europe's elite    competition last term and will now be charged with helping Jose    Mourinho's men progress to the latter stages once again. The mercurial attacker signed a new four-year deal at Philips Stadion    back in August, and the club were hopeful he would continue his    development in familiar surroundings.However, the lure of the Premier   League has proven too strong to  ignore, and he has become Tottenham's   second new arrival of the winter  transfer window.Bergwijn will inherit Christian Eriksen's No.23 shirt following his move   to Inter,  with Spurs confirming the transfer on Wednesday morning:  "We  are  delighted to announce the signing of Steven Bergwijn from   Eredivisie  side PSV Eindhoven."Steven has signed a contract with the club that will run until 2025 and   will wear the number 23 shirt."Benfica midfielder Gedson Fernandes   joined the club on an 18-month loan deal earlier this month, while the   north Londoners have also confirmed they've activated an option to sign   Giovani Lo Celso on a permanent basis.Bergwijn, meanwhile, could be in line for his Tottenham debut when they   play host to reigning Premier League champions Manchester City on   Sunday.Mourinho's men are currently sixth in the table and six points   behind fourth-placed Chelsea, with little margin for error remaining as   they aim to secure Champions League qualification for a fifth  successive  season. After their clash with City, the winter break comes into effect in  the   top flight, but Tottenham will have less time off than their rivals    due to an FA Cup fourth-round replay against Southampton on February 5.</blockquote>

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