Tottenham have been told to pay £68m if they want to sign Como attacking midfielder Martin Baturina after holding talks with the Croatian international.
Baturina has recently been competing at the World Cup with Croatia, before they were knocked out by Portugal in the round of 32.
Interest has been building in the 23-year-old, especially after a strong tournament despite not being able to help Croatia reach the round of 16.
Tottenham are in the market for reinforcements in the summer transfer window despite already making six new additions.
Martin Dubravka, Sandro Tonali, Mateus Fernandes, Marcos Senesi, Andy Robertson and Jan-Paul van Hecke have all signed on the dotted line at Tottenham.
Despite the six additions, it appears their business is not over just yet.
Tottenham told price after talks
According to a report from 24 Sata (via Sport Witness), Tottenham have been told by Serie A side Como that Baturina will be allowed to leave the club for a fee around £68 million in the summer transfer window.
Tottenham have had talks with Como ahead of a potential move, and they've now been told what it will take to get him out of the Italian outfit.
Spurs will face competition from Bayern Munich, among others, and his price tag has increased after his World Cup displays.
Como are in a strong negotiating position with the Croatian international, described as a 'magician', as he is tied down under contract until 2030.
Whether Tottenham can beat a club like Bayern Munich in the race remains to be seen, while the £68m price tag does seem hefty.
Tottenham enjoying impressive window
Even if Tottenham's transfer window ended right now, they'd still be in a better position than they were at the end of last season.
They're making some excellent signings to improve the starting eleven and raise the floor of De Zerbi's squad.
Considering they've made all their new additions by early July, they're still likely to bring in a host of new signings before the end of the window.
Tottenham have heavily strengthened in midfield and defence so far in the transfer window. It wouldn't be a surprise if their attention turned to improving their forward line in the coming weeks.