Tottenham reportedly have no plans to sell Van de Ven

Tottenham have no plans to sell Micky van de Ven, according to a report attributed to Football Insider correspondent Pete O’Rourke, despite reports of Liverpool’s interest in the defender. The account says the Premier League club is relaxed about Van de Ven’s situation and intends to keep him, but neither Tottenham nor Liverpool is quoted directly, and the reports do not establish that Liverpool has made an offer. Coverage of O’Rourke’s comments says Van de Ven signed a contract extension in August that runs until 2031. He has also been reported as having been appointed Tottenham captain. The long-term contract and the club’s reported stance would make a move difficult, though no transfer decision or negotiation is documented in the material available. Liverpool’s interest has been described in reports as potentially extending to a move in January or next summer. That reported timing does not amount to confirmation of a settled club plan. The accounts provide no direct Liverpool statement, formal bid or documented approach, leaving unclear whether the club intends to pursue the defender or how Tottenham would respond to an offer.