Odobert joined Burnley from Troyes upon its promotion to the Premier League last year and was a bright spark in a disappointing campaign for the Clarets, who were relegated back to the EFL Championship.

The France Under-21 international scored three goals in 29 Premier League appearances for Burnley, also contributing two assists.

Only Johann Gudmundsson (35) and Josh Brownhill (34) bettered his 31 chances created for Burnley in 2023-2024, while he attempted (110) and completed (53) more dribbles than any of his team-mates.

Odobert also led all of his team-mates for shot-ending carries (20) and ranked joint-first for chances created following a carry, alongside Sander Berge (11).

Tottenham had been linked with several wingers ahead of the new season, including Pedro Neto, who left Wolverhampton Wanderers for Chelsea in a €60 million ($99.2 million) deal last week.

Spurs announced Odobert as their fifth new signing ahead of Ange Postecoglou's second season at the helm, after Dominic Solanke, Archie Gray, Lucas Bergvall and Min-hyeok Yang.

The club confirmed Odobert has penned a five-year contract and will wear the number 28 shirt, with his debut potentially coming in the club's Premier League opener at Leicester City.

Odobert started Burnley's opening EFL Championship fixture against Luton Town last week, scoring its second goal in a 4-1 victory.