Tottenham Hotspur can complete a perfect summer transfer window by signing Crystal Palace star Daniel Munoz.
Tottenham stunned their Premier League rivals by wrapping up six quick signings early in the window, and now they are working hard to get at least three more over the line before the September 1 deadline.
Spurs have now agreed a deal worth up to £85m to sign Manchester City winger Savinho, while they are also working on a deal to sign his club teammate, Omar Marmoush, having already agreed personal terms, as Roberto De Zerbi looks to add a new striker to his squad.
The Italian coach still wants another wide player even if he lands the City duo in the coming days, with Liverpool's Cody Gakpo his top target.
The north London outfit might have to be patient in their pursuit of the Netherlands international however, with the Reds not being open to a sale until they land two new wingers themselves, as they target moves for PSG duo Bradley Barcola and Ibrahim Mbaye, as well as making a bid for Brighton and Hove Albion attacker Yankuba Minteh.
Tottenham's squad would be close to De Zerbi's dream if he lands all three, but there is still one gaping hole in the team, and that is competition for Pedro Porro in the right-back spot.
Spurs had more than adequate cover for the World Cup-winning full-back in Djed Spence, but the Englishman has completed a move to Inter Milan this summer.
While Porro is an outstanding player who has just signed a long-term contract at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, his main back-up to his position as things stand is Archie Gray, who is a central midfielder by trade.
Tottenham Must Seal Daniel Munoz Deal
Tottenham have been linked with new right-backs in recent weeks, but interest has almost taken a back seat as they look to tie up a trio of attacking signings.
Should De Zerbi get the three players the club are currently working to sign, every summer addition will arrive in north London with Premier League experience.
It is a pattern that has continued with right-back links too, with Nottingham Forest's Neco Williams and Crystal Palace's Daniel Munoz two players mentioned.
Top Spurs source Paul O'Keefe confirmed earlier this month that the club admire Eagles star Munoz, who has shone at right-back and right wing-back for the south London outfit in recent seasons.
The Colombia international has made more than 80 English top flight outings for Palace since completing a £7m move to Selhurst Park, and has established himself as one of the best in his position in that time.
Munoz may be 30 now, but there are few better options that De Zerbi and Tottenham could sign now to back up a World Cup winner, who offer real quality when they do come into the XI.
Given his age and the fact he has two years remaining on his contract at Palace, there will be an expectation that he wouldn't cost the world either.
Now they need to get the deal done to complete the perfect summer window.