Portsmouth and Sheffield United have been credited with a strong interest in Belgium Under-21 international Renzo Tytens.
The full-back is currently plying his trade with Lyngby Boldklub in the Danish Superliga after joining from Club Brugge for a €100k fee in January 2026.
A product of the PSV Eindhoven academy, Tytens has been a standout performer for Lyngby despite their struggles in the Danish top-flight.
According to transfer journalist Rudy Galetti, Portsmouth have been tracking Tytens since the end of the summer transfer window and are plotting a move in January.
However, Portsmouth are expected to face stern competition from across Europe and from the Championship, with Sheffield United another outfit who are mentioned as a possible destination for Tytens.
Ligue 1 side Toulouse are also believed to be tracking the 21-year-old defender.
Tytens was called up by Belgium U21s head coach Gill Swerts for their upcoming friendlies against Germany and Italy in the November international break. He has represented Belgium at various youth levels from U17 to U19.
Portsmouth currently have Jayden Meghoma as their first choice left-back with the on-loan Brentford defender making 10 starts in the Championship this season.
Zak Swanson's versatility has made him a useful alternative in the position if John Mousinho looks to rotate.
Connor Oglivie is continuing his recovery from double knee surgery and there is uncertainty as to when he will be able to return, which could prompt Pompey to dip into the winter transfer market.
Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder has Harrison Burrows and Sam McCallum at his disposal in the left-back position. The Blades are working to tie Burrows down to a new long-term deal with the former Peterborough United man coming into form as the season has progressed.
