Tottenham defender Steven Caulker is undergoing a medical
ahead of a move to Cardiff City.
The clubs are believed to have agreed a fee in excess of
£8m and Caulker has agreed terms on what is reported to be a five-year deal.
Caulker, 21, started 18 Premier League games for
Tottenham last season and spent the previous season on loan with City's rivals
Swansea City, playing a further 26 top-flight games.
He made his senior England debut last November and scored
in the 4-2 friendly defeat by Sweden.
Caulker would become Cardiff's fourth summer signing and,
if the fee proves to be accurate, their new record signing, surpassing the
£7.5m they paid for FC Copenhagen striker Andreas Cornelius on July 1.
Derby County defender John Brayford and Brentford
goalkeeper Simon Moore have also joined the club this summer and boss Malky
Mackay is keen on bringing in Toulouse midfielder Etienne Capoue as well.
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