Tottenham Hotspur are monitoring Brazilian defender Vanderson, with scouts sent to watch the 24-year-old in action for AS Monaco over the weekend, according to reports.

The North London club are weighing up a potential move as they seek to strengthen their defensive options.

Adding depth at right-back

Pedro Porro remains Spurs’ only established right-back, and the club are keen to add competition in that role.

Vanderson’s ability to operate both as a full-back and a wing-back makes him a natural fit for Thomas Frank’s system.

His blend of defensive awareness, physicality, and attacking intent would give Tottenham more balance down the right flank.

The Brazilian is also versatile enough to contribute higher up the pitch, a trait that could prove useful in a side that thrives on fluid attacking transitions.

Competition with Porro would not only increase depth but also push both players to elevate their performances.

Premier League move on the horizon

Vanderson has previously been linked with a switch to England, though a transfer never materialised.

With Spurs on the rise following their UEFA Europa League triumph and the arrival of Frank as manager, the timing could now be right.

The chance to be part of a growing project and compete for major trophies is expected to appeal to the 24-year-old.

Ready for the step up

At the peak of his career, Vanderson has the technical quality and physical attributes to adapt to the demands of the Premier League.

His attacking drive, coupled with defensive discipline, makes him well-suited for the high-intensity football Frank demands.

Tottenham remain in the early stages of assessing the player, but should they step up their interest, Vanderson could become a key signing to strengthen Spurs’ push for further domestic and European success.