The former Chelsea midfielder joins Spurs on a long-term contract.
Tottenham have confirmed the signing of England midfielder Conor Gallagher from Spanish side Atletico Madrid for £35m.
Spurs beat Aston Villa to the 25-year-old's signature, with the former Chelsea player joining on a long-term contract.
Gallagher left the Blues for Atletico in August 2024 for about £33m, with Portugal forward Joao Felix - who has since left Chelsea - moving the other way.
"I'm so happy and excited to be here, taking the next step in my career at an amazing club," he said.
"I know how great the fans are, I'm really happy to be a part of it here and want to create special moments and memories together."
More to follow.
Gallagher has 22 caps for England but played only once under current boss Thomas Tuchel, featuring for 59 minutes in a 3-1 friendly defeat by Senegal.
He will hope a move back to the Premier League and impressing in Thomas Frank's side will boost his chances of making England's squad for this summer's World Cup.
Gallagher was an unused member of the squad at the 2022 tournament, but made five appearances during the 2024 Euros campaign, where the Three Lions were beaten in the final by Spain.
"Conor is a top midfielder, who we have worked tirelessly to add to our squad," said Spurs boss Frank,
"Conor has captained teams so will bring leadership, maturity, character and personality to our dressing room, while his running power, pressing ability and eye for goal will strengthen us in a key area of the pitch."
Spurs had been looking to add to their midfield options after Rodrigo Bentancur was ruled out for at least three months.
The Uruguay international needs surgery after sustaining a hamstring injury in the 3-2 Premier League defeat by Bournemouth last week.
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