Tottenham are dealing with a lot of moving parts as Daniel Levy looks to support Thomas Frank.
Frank will be hoping for significant backing this summer, but Tottenham have been slow out of the blocks.
Kevin Danso and Mathys Tel, who impressed for France’s Under-21s, have made last season’s loan deals permanent, but Frank will expect much more work to be done.
As such, potential deals need to be finalised, with Tottenham News rounding up the latest developments in North London.
Fabio Paratici’s consultancy role is ending in August
Fabio Paratici was forced to resign from his position as Tottenham Managing Director in April 2023 following a 30-month worldwide ban being imposed by FIFA, but he maintained close relations with Levy.
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The Italian had been mooted for a return to a full-time role in N17 following the expiry of his ban (20 July).
However, The Telegraph reported on Monday (23 June) that Spurs are locked into a consultancy contract with the Italian that ends at the end of August.
This development could impact a multitude of things in North London, including Johan Lange’s future as the technical director of Spurs and the futures of players like Cristian Romero and Rodrigo Bentancur, both of whom were brought in by the former Juventus man and have been linked with an exit.
Tottenham announce new deal for Molly Bartrip
Tottenham Women are going through an upheaval as Robert Vilahamn was sacked earlier this month following an 11th-place finish in the Barclays Women’s Super League last season.
However, the Lilywhites have officially announced (23 June) that 29-year-old defender Molly Bartrip has signed a new contract until 2028.
It will give the North London club a welcome boost as the centre-back has played every minute of Tottenham’s previous two WSL campaigns.
Richarlison is keen on a move to Galatasaray
Richarlison looks certain to be replaced at Tottenham this summer following recurring injury issues that limited the Brazil international to just 11 starts in all competitions last season.
Frank spoke of his admiration for his fellow strike partner Dominic Solanke during his first interview at Tottenham last week, but omitted any mention of the former Everton attacker.
As reported by Posta (22 June), Richarlison has identified Galatasaray as one of his preferred destinations and is keen to join former Spurs defender Davinson Sanchez in Turkey.
Tottenham are willing to listen to offers for the 28-year-old, and Levy will want to recoup £20million from the transfer, only one-third of what he invested in the striker just three years ago.