Tottenham still have a few key items on their transfer agenda, and luckily for chairman Daniel Levy, weeks remain before the deadline day timer runs out on September 1.
Spurs have already spent around £112 million on the signings of Kevin Danso, Mathys Tel, Kota Takai and Mohammed Kudus this summer, and that number really should be closer to £172 million, if not for Nottingham Forest blocking Morgan Gibbs-White's £60m switch to Spurs two weeks ago.
The Lilywhites could still sign Gibbs-White, but may end up paying more compensation to sweeten the deal and loosen Forest's legal stranglehold on the player (Stefan Borson).
As Forest maintain their stalemate with Tottenham over Gibbs-White, following their unhappiness over an alleged 'illegal approach', Spurs do have their eyes on other targets for different areas of the squad.
According to reliable journalist Ben Jacobs this week, Brentford striker Yoane Wissa is still in their sights, despite rival interest from Forest and Newcastle United, with Tottenham also believed to be in talks for the Congolese.
Alongside Wissa, Tottenham are in the market for a number six, but they'll need to offload one of their current abundance of central midfielders, which will most likely be Yves Bissouma (Alasdair Gold).
Bayern Munich's Joao Palhinha is apparently one of many targets being considered by Thomas Frank and co in that regard (Alasdair Gold), but they're also keen on a new cenre-back.
The Telegraph reported earlier this week that they're weighing up a move for Crystal Palace star Marc Guehi, who's now entered the final 12 months of his contract, and the centre of defence is a position actively being looked at.
Frank already has Micky van de Ven, Cristian Romero, Radu Dragusin, Luka Vuskovic and Danso as options in that area, and it would've been six centre-backs if Ashley Phillips hadn't sealed a loan move back to Stoke City earlier this week.
Vuskovic could also depart on a loan deal, but that would still leave Spurs with four senior centre-backs - perhaps indicating that there is still uncertainty surrounding Romero's future.
Crystal Palace prepared to sell Marc Guehi amid Tottenham interest
Now, as per GiveMeSport, an update has emerged on the future of Guehi as Tottenham continue to register an interest in the England international.
The Lilywhites had a club-record £70 million bid rejected for Guehi in January, as widely reported, but the defender's contract situation means that Eagles chairman Steve Parish could now let him go for £45 million.
Palace are apparently open to offers for Guehi before deadline day, with Spurs, Liverpool and Newcastle all keen, so this could be one to watch as the 25-year-old's future becomes one of the main talking points in the last few weeks of this window.
"There is a price and a situation where we might consider it," Parish told BBC Sport last summer.
"Somebody [in another interview] said he is a superstar, so somebody has got to pay superstar money. Realistically, he is homegrown, 24 years old and a sensational talent - so somebody has to make it difficult for us. At the moment, it isn't."
Now, the situation has changed, and Parish is very unlikely to get 'superstar money' with Palace facing the prospect of losing him for free in 2026.