Lucas Bergvall could be edging closer to a Tottenham exit after Liverpool reportedly made contact with the player's family.
That's according to Swedish outlet SportBibel, which has alleged the Reds have enquired about the midfielder's availability.
The Athletic reported earlier in the transfer window that Bergvall has requested to leave Spurs this summer.
Roberto De Zerbi is believed to be a fan of the player and is now against selling the Swede, though Bergvall's long-term future seems far from settled as things stand.
The Sun has reported Liverpool still hold an interest in signing Djed Spence this summer.
Roberto De Zerbi is understood to be open on selling the versatile full-back despite his impressive World Cup.
And the suggestion is that Liverpool are keeping their minds open to a deal, particularly in light of recent injury setbacks.
Andoni Iraola appears to be in need of defensive reinforcements, especially as Joe Gomez now looks set to miss the start of the Premier League campaign.
That leaves Jeremie Frimpong and an injury-prone Conor Bradley as his senior options at right-back.
The Sun suggested it looks 'increasingly likely' Spence will leave this summer, with a sum of £35million reportedly enough to sanction his sale.
On the topic of more money landing in the Spurs coffers, it's important to note Tottenham stand to profit handsomely if Troy Parrott does move again this summer.
The Irishman is said to be a target for West Ham and is reportedly valued at £25miliion.
Spurs hold a 20 per cent sell-on stake in the deal, meaning they'd earn £5m if he were to join the Hammers (or anyone else) for that sum.
TalkSPORT recently reported Fulham Como, Real Betis, Ajax and PSV are also interested in Parrott's signature.
Parrott, 24, has scored 51 goals in 95 appearances for AZ Alkmaar since joining in 2024 and is understandably drawing interest this summer.
Tottenham have reportedly joined Everton in their pursuit of Galatasaray winger Baris Yilmaz.
The 26-year-old is said to be keen on a move to England but won't come cheap after Gala slapped a £40million price-tag on their man.
Turkiye has reported Spurs have already been rebuffed following a £27m offer for the player and told to up their bid.
Spurs are already being linked with Yilmaz's team-mate, Victor Osimhen, but could turn their attention elsewhere in the squad.
Both wing and striker reinforcements are alleged to be the next top priorities for Roberto De Zerbi after already beefing up his defence and midfield this summer.
For all the talk concerning Tottenham's massive spending this summer, the club is also doing its part to self-finance through sales.
So much so that Spurs are on the verge of hitting £100m in recouped funds this summer.
Ashley Phillips is on the verge of joining Middlesbrough in a move that could potentially rise to £20m (reported as £7m up front and the rest in add-ons).
Tottenham have already raised around £80m through the sales of Luka Vuskovic, Alejo Veliz, Alfie Devine, Tynan Thompson and Will Lankshear.
Lankshear has already joined Boro for an initial £10m, though his fee could be doubled if all add-on conditions are met.
Troy Parrott could be on his way back to England amid reports West Ham are serious about a move for the ex-Tottenham prospect.
The Republic of Ireland international has enjoyed a prolific two-season stay in the Netherlands with AZ Alkmaar, scoring 51 goals in 95 appearances for the Dutch club since his £6.7m move in 2024.
However, talkSPORT has reported the Hammers are interested in bringing the player to the Championship and are set to make a 'big play' for his signature.
Everton have also been linked with Parrott as a potential Premier League destination.
Atletico Madrid are reportedly close to freeing up the funds needed to complete a move for Cristian Romero.
Both Atletico and Inter Milan are chasing the player, with the Nerazzurri reportedly having a deal worth between £35million and £40m already in place to sign the player.
However, both clubs also require sales before a move can go ahead, with Inter defender Benjamin Pavard reportedly up for grabs as they look to make room for Romero.
Atleti are also hard at work hawking off their own talent to finance a bid, with Sky Sports News reporting Matteo Ruggeri is close to agreeing a move to Aston Villa that could be worth £19.4million.
Right-back Nahuel Molina is another name set to leave the Metropolitano amid reports he's in talks to join Roma.
It's a race against time for two European heavyweights battling it out for Romero, whose destination could now simply depend on who gets their sales done in time to make good on any promises to Spurs.
Speaking of Spence, Roma have supposedly ended their interest in the player after baulking at the finances of the deal.
The Giallorossi are supposedly fans of Spence and his ability to cover both full-back positions.
However, the proposed £35million fee put off Gian Piero Gasperini's side, according to reports in Italy.
Inter Milan have also been credited with interest in the player, though a move for Cristian Romero looks like the higher priority if they can complete several sales in time to beat Atletico Madrid to his signature.
Another defender who could raise some valuable funds at Tottenham this summer is Djed Spence.
The England full-back was tipped as a target for Liverpool earlier this summer amid reports Roberto De Zerbi doesn't see him as part of his plans.
The trail has gone somewhat cold in recent weeks, though there are murmurs emerging that Spence would be keen on the move.
A fee of £35million has been touted following Spence's standout displays for Thomas Tuchel's side this summer.
Tottenham defender Ashley Phillips is reportedly closing in on a move to Middlesbrough as talks advance.
The 21-year-old could become the latest Spurs star to make the switch to Teesside after Boro already signed forward Will Lankshear in a deal that could be worth £20million.
Phillips is expected to cost roughly the same sum, with negotiations advancing after some earlier stumbles and a 'medical pending', according to the Northern Echo.
The structure of the deal is understood to be a £7m payment up front with significant add-ons, while Spurs will retain a 20 per cent sell-on clause.
Spurs are in need of sales to balance the books after a spree of signings earlier in the transfer window.
Phillips has impressed on loan with Stoke City and Plymouth, with first-team minutes looking unlikely after a wave of new additions in central defence.
One new development for Spurs is the news that Roberto De Zerbi is lining up a move for Barcelona winger Raphinha.
Reports in Spain have indicated the Brazilian isn't itching to leave the Camp Nou.
However, Tottenham are said to be considering him as a back-up option should their bids to sign one of Savinho or Cody Gakpo amount to nothing.
Raphinha is seen as an ideal alternative in that the former Leeds man already carries Premier League experience.
There's no mention of cost given the rumour is still in its early stages.
Raphinha has two years remaining on his current Barca contract and currently earns around £260,000 a week.
After weeks of speculation, Spurs youngster Mason Melia is officially a Lincoln City player.
The 18-year-old forward has signed for the Championship side on a season-long loan after moving to north London from St. Patrick's Athletic earlier this year.
"Mason is a player that we knew about in the League of Ireland, playing under Stephen Kenny at Pats, and we first enquired to Tottenham about him in January," said Lincoln sporting director Jez George in a statement on Wednesday evening.
"It has been well documented in the press that we beat up to 30 other clubs for his signature, and he is an exceptional talent who we feel can make a big impact for us in the Championship.
"He shows maturity beyond his years, physically and mentally, displaying all the traits we value out of possession, as well as moments of magic in the final third and a real instinct to score goals.
"This loan was delayed due to Mason being selected for Tottenham’s tour of Australia and he played 25 minutes against Sydney last week, so he is raring to go. I would also like to thank his agents and the staff at Tottenham for trusting us with the next stage of Mason’s development."
It was reported on Wednesday that Tottenham are in 'direct talks' with Cody Gakpo's camp over a switch to north London.
There are still significant hurdles to climb, not least of which is the small matter of Gakpo's £250,000-a-week wages.
Tottenham already broke the bank once this summer to make £100m signing Sandro Tonali their highest-paid star on £200,000 a week.
However, they'll have to break the budget once more to recruit Gakpo, who will also reportedly cost far in excess of £60m to sign.
Voetbal International has reported Spurs have set aside a 'substantial budget' to land Gakpo - and they'll certainly need it as the transfer race heats up.