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Tottenham Hotspur have agreed deals in principle with Liverpool’s Andy Roberson and Bournemouth’s Marcos Senesi, and could reportedly seal a third free transfer by bringing in a Leeds United star.

Spurs are in a very perilous position in the Premier League table, sitting in the relegation zone and two points away from safety, with Roberto de Zerbi brought in to drag them out of trouble.

But the club are still planning for the summer transfer window, and we understand the free signings of Robertson and Senesi, who are both out of contract at the season’s end, hinge upon whether they stay in the top flight. If they do not, the transfers could collapse.

According to The Telegraph, Tottenham are looking to sign another Premier League player who’s contract expires in the summer – Leeds goalkeeper Karl Darlow.

We have consistently reported how Spurs will look to bring in a new shot stopper this summer, with the future of Guglielmo Vicario increasingly in doubt.

The report claims that Tottenham are ‘tracking’ Darlow as they look to sign ‘at least one new goalkeeper’. He will be available on a free if he doesn’t sign a contract extension with Leeds.

The 35-year-old Welsh international begun the season on the bench for Leeds. But after summer signing Lucas Perri failed to find consistent form, Darlow has been Daniel Farke’s main man between the sticks. Darlow has started Leeds’ last 11 Premier League games, and has played a key role in their improved form, which has seen them move away from the relegation places.

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Two contrasting Tottenham goalkeeper targets

While Darlow represents an interesting option for Tottenham on a free, De Zerbi could look to be more ambitious with a new goalkeeper signing – especially if his team avoids relegation.

We understand that Spurs are interested in Manchester City star James Trafford, who is open to leaving the Etihad this summer after falling behind Gianluigi Donnarumma in the pecking order.

Spurs do face competition for the 23-year-old, with Aston Villa understood to be in the best position to sign the England international at present.

Convincing Trafford to join could prove impossible for Tottenham if they do drop to the Championship – whether that would be the case for Darlow is unclear.

But it is interesting that Spurs are targeting two ‘homegrown’ goalkeepers, as it suggests they want to bring in a shot stopper that can help them fill their quota.

But with Darlow 13 years older than Trafford, it goes without saying that their profiles are completely different.

Darlow would be a reliable, solid and experienced option, while the addition of Trafford would be more of a long-term fix, given his top-class potential.

Marcos Senesi has agreed terms with Tottenham Hotspur ahead of a potential summer move, but TEAMtalk understands the deal is not yet guaranteed due to two crucial conditions.

Spurs have moved quickly to position themselves at the front of the queue for the Argentine defender, who is set to leave AFC Bournemouth on a free transfer.

Talks have progressed positively, with an agreement now in place on personal terms.

However, sources have confirmed that Senesi will only complete the move to North London if Tottenham retain their Premier League status. The 28-year-old is not prepared to commit his future without clarity on the club’s top-flight standing.

Spurs currently sit third-bottom of the Premier League table and are two points away from safety, as Roberto de Zerbi prepares for a hugely important clash against Brighton on Saturday.

Should Tottenham drop to the second-tier for the first time since the 1976/77 campaign, Senesi’s prospective move could collapse.

In addition, there remains the possibility of a late twist involving Barcelona…

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Barcelona could still hijack Tottenham transfer

Barcelona continue to monitor Senesi’s situation, and have held discussions over a potential move.

That said, as we have reported, Barcelona’s priority remains Alessandro Bastoni, with the Catalan side now actively progressing their pursuit of the Inter Milan centre-back.

Senesi is therefore viewed as a secondary option in Spain, but his availability on a free transfer ensures he remains firmly on their radar should their pursuit of Bastoni stall.

For Tottenham, the situation is clear: they have done the groundwork and secured an agreement, but their fate this season and Barcelona’s next move will ultimately determine whether Senesi ends up in North London.

Senesi, who joined Bournemouth from Feyenoord in a deal worth around £10.5million in 2022, is undoubtedly one of the club’s most important players.

He has started all but one of the Cherries’ 32 Premier League games this season, helping his side to keep nine clean sheets in the process, and also contributing four assists.

But Senesi is now set to follow Andoni Iraola out the exit door, with the club striking a deal to replace their manager with Marco Rose.

Tottenham Hotspur could stun Liverpool and Manchester United by winning the race for Bournemouth star Marcos Senesi, with David Ornstein revealing that ‘advanced talks’ are underway.

Senesi arrived in England in August 2022 when Bournemouth paid Feyenoord €15million for his capture. Since then, the centre-back has made 122 appearances for the Cherries, chipping in with six goals.

Senesi has earned a reputation as one of the best central defenders operating outside of the Premier League’s so-called ‘big six’.

He is a left-footed defender who is aggressive, comfortable on the ball and has great game intelligence.

Rival Premier League clubs have been alerted as the Argentine will leave Bournemouth on a free transfer when his terms expire in the summer.

It emerged on Wednesday that Man Utd hold interest in Bournemouth duo Senesi and Eli Junior Kroupi, plus departing manager Andoni Iraola.

And on Thursday, Liverpool put themselves in a good position to land Senesi by offering him attractive terms.

However, Tottenham have hijacked Liverpool’s move. Ornstein has confirmed that Spurs are in ‘advanced talks’ with Senesi’s camp and have emerged as the ‘leading contenders’ for a free summer deal.

Ornstein points out that the race is ‘still open’, giving Liverpool and United hope, though Spurs have acted on their interest with a strong move.

Senesi’s prospective switch to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is dependent on Roberto De Zerbi steering Spurs away from the relegation zone.

Bournemouth have lost Antoine Semenyo, Illia Zabarnyi, Milos Kerkez and Dean Huijsen in the last 12 months, and Senesi and Iraola will be next.

Iraola has announced he will join a new club this summer when his contract expires, just like Senesi.

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Senesi could replace Romero at Tottenham

Spurs have identified the latter as a potential replacement for Cristian Romero, who looks set to depart this summer regardless of which league they end up in.

Romero has repeatedly clashed with the Spurs hierarchy and is keen on joining either Real Madrid or Atletico Madrid.

Spurs are scouring the free-agent market for bargain signings, and it could see Senesi follow Andy Robertson to north London.

Fabrizio Romano has already revealed that there is an agreement in place with Robertson, ready for when he departs Liverpool.

As with Senesi, that deal will depend on Spurs’ top-flight status, as Robertson does not want to drop down to the second tier.

It emerged on Thursday that Spurs are also keen on Robertson’s Liverpool team-mate Curtis Jones, who could cost £30-40m. Jones is considering his future at Anfield as he wants more game time.

Liverpool will make a move for one of Tottenham’s better players this season if Spurs suffer relegation, though we can reveal he – along with two others – are viewed as untouchable in north London.

If Tottenham were banking on a new-manager bounce saving their skin, they were sorely mistaken. Spurs laboured in Roberto De Zerbi’s first game in charge, going on to lose 1-0 to mid-table Sunderland.

Tottenham still haven’t won a Premier League game in 2026, and unless they turn their losses into draws and draws into wins almost immediately, they’ll be in the second tier for the first time since the 1970s.

Relegation will spark almighty player turnover, and a report from the Daily Mail claims central midfielder, Archie Gray, will be a wanted man up at Anfield.

Gray cost £40m when signed from Leeds United and in what has been a pitiful season thus far, he’s been one of very few bright sparks.

Per the report, both Liverpool and Bayern Munich want the 20-year-old, and moves would be launched if Spurs go down.

However, our insider, Graeme Bailey, has been informed Gray is among a Tottenham trio who the club view internally as ‘untouchable’.

The others are Conor Gallagher and James Maddison, and the expectation is they’ll all play major parts in helping Tottenham win promotion at the first time of asking if they are relegated in a few weeks’ time.

But as you might expect, there are no shortage of big names who will depart, with both Bailey and the Mail aligned in their reporting on Cristian Romero, Micky van de Ven and Xavi Simons.

Spurs would be able to command big fees for the trio who in truth, are all far too good to be playing in the Championship for even just a single season.

The Mail cited those three stars as ‘leading the category’ of established stars who’d almost certainly go.

It was claimed Spurs might initially put up a fight, but in the end, cooler heads will prevail and Tottenham will cash in.

There are other consequences of Spurs going down too, such as their move for free-agent-to-be, Andy Robertson, being tossed aside.

Tottenham have a verbal agreement in place with the Scot, but Fabrizio Romano and David Ornstein have both confirmed he’ll only join if Tottenham retain their Premier League status.

Andy Robertson is not the only Liverpool star Tottenham Hotspur are hoping to sign this summer, with midfielder Curtis Jones also in their sights, according to a report.

Robertson has followed Mohamed Salah’s lead by confirming he will leave Liverpool on a free transfer this summer. To date, the left-back has managed 69 assists in 374 games for the Reds, helping them win the Champions League, two Premier League titles, the FA Cup and two League Cups, among other silverware.

Robertson is adored at Anfield, but both he and Liverpool feel the time is right to move on.

Tottenham tried to sign Robertson in January, and they have positioned themselves as frontrunners for a summer deal.

Indeed, Fabrizio Romano has confirmed that there is an agreement in place for Robertson to join Spurs.

The Daily Mail report that Spurs will also try to land his Liverpool team-mate Jones in an impressive double swoop.

Spurs are long-term admirers of the Liverpool academy graduate, and that has not changed since the arrival of Roberto De Zerbi.

Jones is keen for regular starts – something that cannot be guaranteed at Liverpool – and this has left ‘the door ajar’ for a possible switch to north London.

Spurs capturing Robertson and Jones will depend on whether De Zerbi is successful in keeping them in the Premier League.

De Zerbi’s side value Jones at £30million, though Liverpool would surely want a higher fee to sell.

We revealed in February that contract talks between the 25-year-old and Liverpool have stalled as he ‘demands assurances’ over increased playing time.

Spurs could face competition from Inter Milan for Jones. The Italian giants held talks with Liverpool over a potential January deal before it was blocked by Arne Slot.

There has been increasing speculation that Jones will depart Merseyside in the summer.

It was claimed on March 19 that he could be among ‘five or six’ regulars to leave Liverpool at the end of the campaign.

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Big changes at Liverpool as Tottenham lurk

Earlier this week, James Pearce namechecked Jones when discussing four stars who might follow Robertson and Salah out of the exit door.

And it emerged earlier on Thursday that Liverpool owners FSG are planning a major firesale that could include the Englishman and up to eight more players.

Liverpool defender Giovanni Leoni, who only joined last summer, has also been linked with a shock exit.

However, Liverpool rate Leoni highly, so it would be a surprise if they let him go after just one appearance.

Tottenham Hotspur are already preparing for every eventuality this season, and TEAMtalk understands that even in the event of relegation, the club will not sanction a full-scale squad clear-out.

Spurs currently sit third-bottom of the Premier League table and are two points away from safety.

Roberto de Zerbi faces his former club Brighton in a crucial clash on Saturday, but with Tottenham winless in the league since December, the Italian has an incredibly tough task ahead of him to turn things around.

Sources have confirmed that while a number of high-profile exits would be expected should Spurs drop out of the Premier League, there is a firm intention within the club to retain a core group of players and avoid what has been described as a “fire sale.”

One area of the squad that Tottenham are determined to keep intact is their midfield, with James Maddison, Conor Gallagher and Archie Gray all viewed as untouchable.

Spurs insiders have indicated that the club’s wage structure includes relegation salary reductions, meaning they are not under immediate pressure to sell players and can take a more controlled approach to any potential outgoings.

While the likes of Cristian Romero, Micky van de Ven and Xavi Simons are among those who would likely depart if the worst were to happen, Maddison, Gallagher and Gray are seen as central to the club’s future regardless of division.

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Spurs trio prepared for Championship promotion push

The three ‘untouchable’ players bring valuable experience of football outside the top tier.

Maddison began his career with Coventry City, before progressing via Norwich City, and earning his Premier League breakthrough with Leicester City.

Gray similarly developed through the ranks at Leeds United, before making the move to Spurs, while Gallagher – a product of Chelsea – gained crucial experience during EFL loan spells with Charlton Athletic, Swansea City and West Bromwich Albion.

We understand that all three players remain fully committed to Tottenham’s fight for survival this season, but even in the event of relegation, they have no desire to move on.

Having the English trio will stand Tottenham in good stead if they do drop to the Championship, as they will be looking to seal promotion immediately.

Latest Tottenham news: Trafford blow / Romero’s ‘time to leave’

Meanwhile, my colleague, Fraser Fletcher, has revealed in an update today how Aston Villa have emerged as favourites to sign Manchester City goalkeeper James Trafford.

Tottenham are very interested in the England international, as are Leeds, and he is ready to leave the Etihad for a new challenge. However, Villa Park is currently his most likely destination.

In other news, Fabrizio Romano has backed up our reporting on Romero’s future – saying that “there is a feeling around all people involved in this story, it is probably going to be time for Romero to leave Spurs.”

Negotiations to sign the Spurs skipper could still be ‘difficult’ as there is no formal release clause in his contract, but everything points to a summer departure. Read Romano’s full comments HERE.

Aston Villa have intensified their pursuit of Manchester City goalkeeper James Trafford ahead of the summer transfer window, with the Premier League club ‘very keen’ on securing the England international’s signature, sources have told TEAMtalk.

The 23-year-old, who rejoined Man City from Burnley in a £27 million deal last summer, has found first-team opportunities limited at the Etihad Stadium, following the arrival of Gianluigi Donnarumma.

With Trafford now open to a fresh challenge where he can play regularly, several top-flight sides are monitoring his situation closely.

Villa, who may need to replace Emiliano Martinez if the Argentine stopper departs, view Trafford as an ideal long-term option between the posts.

Sources suggest the Midlands outfit are preparing a more concrete push as they look to strengthen under Unai Emery, potentially offering Champions League football as an incentive.

Tottenham also have Trafford on their radar, as we have reported, with new head coach Roberto De Zerbi an admirer of the shot-stopper’s distribution and composure.

However, Spurs’ interest remains conditional on guaranteeing Premier League survival, as the club currently battle to avoid relegation under the Italian tactician. De Zerbi’s attacking philosophy could suit Trafford’s modern goalkeeping style, but north London uncertainty makes any move far from straightforward.

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Leeds to rival Spurs, Villa for Man City star

As revealed previously, Leeds United are another side keen on former Burnley star Trafford, seeing him as a potential upgrade.

Illan Meslier is expected to depart Elland Road in the summer, and Daniel Farke wants more competition for veteran stopper Karl Darlow, who himself falls out of contract this summer.

However, Leeds may struggle to compete financially and in terms of prestige against established Premier League suitors, leaving the Whites having to look elsewhere.

Despite that, we understand Leeds will still at least try for Trafford, as they see the England international as their dream long-term solution between the sticks.

Man City are expected to sanction a sale if a suitable offer arrives, allowing Trafford to seek regular minutes and push for a senior England call-up.

With his contract, which runs until 2030, providing a solid platform for negotiation, a bidding war could push the fee towards £30million or more.

As the summer window approaches, Trafford’s next destination could significantly shape his career trajectory.

Villa currently appear best placed to strike, but much will depend on how the final weeks of the season unfold for all parties involved.

Latest Aston Villa news: Rogers in demand / Sancho transfer battle

Meanwhile, my colleague, Graeme Bailey, revealed in an update last week that Manchester United interim manager, Michael Carrick, has urged his club to launch a move for Villa superstar Morgan Rogers.

Carrick is very keen on a reunion with the former Middlesbrough star, who he managed during his time at the club, though it would take a record-breaking bid for the Red Devils to stand a chance of getting him.

In other news, we understand that Aston Villa are pushing to sign Jadon Sancho on a free transfer once his loan from Man Utd expires, but they face mounting competition.

Sources indicate that Sancho’s former club, Borussia Dortmund, want to bring him back, while RB Leizpig are also exploring a move for the winger.

Fabrizio Romano has delivered a major update on the future of Tottenham Hotspur skipper Cristian Romero, while it’s been revealed that another major Spurs star is set to stay, even if the club are relegated.

The north London outfit failed to pull themselves out of the relegation zone in Roberto De Zerbi’s first game in charge as they suffered defeat at Sunderland last weekend, with the club still to win a Premier League game in 2026.

The loss at the Stadium of Light was compounded by skipper Cristian Romero limping off with a knee injury that has ruled him out for the remainder of the season, with his World Cup place also in doubt.

There have been reports that the Argentine has likely played his last game for Tottenham, regardless of whether they go down or not, and now Romano has delivered a telling update on Romero’s future.

Speaking on his YouTube channel, the Italian said: “What I can tell you is that there is a feeling around all people involved in this story, on player’s side, and then on club side, it is probably going to be time for Cuti Romero to leave in the summer transfer window.

“We know it’s always difficult to negotiate with Tottenham, especially when it’s about top players. They are tough and so obviously, let’s see who is prepared to pay what Tottenham want.

“From what I understand, there is no release clause, in paper, in the contract of Cuti Romero. It was just a gentleman’s agreement, but with the previous chairman, Daniel Levy, but now there is no release clause to be activated.

“The price is up to Tottenham. It’s Tottenham deciding, so we have to see how the negotiations will be.

“There is interest from Europe, and also from abroad. For sure, there is a lot of interest in Romero, and the expectation of those around player and club is that something will happen in the summer.

“But again, it depends on the price.”

Atletico Madrid remain the top suitor for Romero’s signature, having previously tried to sign the 27-year-old, although much will likely depend on the severity of his knee injury.

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Dejan Kulusevski to stay at Tottenham

While Spurs are expected to face a mass exodus of players should they drop into the Championship, it appears that Dejan Kulusevski will not be on his way out.

The Sweden international has not played a single minute for the club this season due to an ongoing patella issue, with his absence keenly felt for a Tottenham side lacking creativity in attack in the absence of James Maddison and Mohammed Kudus as well.

However, it appears that Kulusevski has no intention of jumping ship and will look to play a part in securing an immediate top-flight return, should the worst happen.

Indeed, according to an interview with Sky Sports journalist Gianluca Di Marzio, via Football London, Kulusevski will ‘definitely’ be a Tottenham player next season, whichever division they find themselves in.

He added that De Zerbi will be desperate to keep hold of the versatile 25-year-old attacker, ‘due to his experience and personality’.

The Italian reporter said: “I definitely think Kulusevski will stay at Tottenham, even if they leave. He is a good example for other players and De Zerbi likes him.

“He has the right mentality, so I think Kulusevski can become one of the most important players in their project, regardless of whether they play in the Premier League or the Championship.

“De Zerbi will really try to keep him. He loves players like him who have a strong identity and personality. He will definitely try to keep him.”

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More Tottenham news: Man Utd striker battle; keeper signing blow

Tottenham are set to battle Manchester United for the signing of a top South Korea striker this summer, per reports, after the 25-year-old has dazzled scouts with his top performances for Besiktas this season.

Elsewhere, Roberto De Zerbi has already suffered his first transfer blow, with the Italian media claiming that a top keeper has decided that he will not replace Guglielmo Vicario in north London.

Tottenham are set to battle Manchester United for the signing of South Korea striker Oh Hyeon-gyu this summer, per reports, after the 25-year-old has dazzled scouts with his top performances for Besiktas this season.

Spurs have a huge fanbase in South Korea thanks to club icon Son Heung-min’s successful stint with the London club, and it appears they want to sign another star from the Asian country.

Oh, who joined Besiktas from Genk for around €14million (£12.2m / $16.5m) in February, has notched an impressive seven goals and two assists in 10 appearances for the Turkish giants so far, despite initially being signed as a back-up option.

He has also announced himself on the international stage, having scored for his country in friendlies against Paraguay and Mexico – and also played a crucial role in their qualification for this year’s World Cup.

The South Korean press has described his form as a ‘high-goal explosion’, and according to Turkiye Gazetesi, he has captured the attention of Tottenham and Man Utd.

It’s claimed that the Premier League duo are, ‘in particular, monitoring the star player’, with a view to a potential summer move.

Oh could attract more suitors, in the summer, too, if he has a successful World Cup with South Korea, when his form is on track to ‘reach its peak,’ and that will ‘significantly increase his market value,’ per the report.

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Tottenham, Man Utd in the mix for South Korean talisman

Spurs, under new manager Roberto de Zerbi, are set to be in the market for a new forward this summer.

Dominic Solanke’s impact has been limited by injuries, while Richarlison has been inconsistent, and Juventus loanee Randal Kolo Muani is set to leave at the season’s end, despite the club having an option to buy him permanently.

Oh represents an interesting option, but Tottenham’s level of ambition in the summer window will be determined by whether or not they avoid relegation.

They currently sit third-bottom of the Premier League table, two points away from safety, and it’s unclear whether Oh would be willing to join if they drop to the Championship.

But they too could bring in a new striker this summer. Joshua Zirkzee is likely to be sold, as previously reported, and the Red Devils are looking for a natural centre-forward to provide competition for Benjamin Sesko.

But Oh is still unproven at the highest level, so whether Man Utd would be willing to take a punt on him remains to be seen.

The forward is contracted with Besiktas until 2029, which puts the Turkish club in a strong negotiating position.

Latest Tottenham news: Romero to lead exodus / De Zerbi rejected

Meanwhile, a report has claimed at least Tottenham players are set to leave the club if they are relegated, and captain Cristian Romero is expected to be the first out the exit door.

Romero has been sidelined with a knee injury that’ll keep him out for the remainder of the campaign – and potentially the World Cup – but the centre-back is not expected to stick around.

In other news, Roberto de Zerbi reportedly wants to make Italian goalkeeper Michele Di Gregorio one of his first signings of the summer at Spurs.

However, reports claim that the Juventus shot stopper has outright refused to join the London club, so De Zerbi will have to look elsewhere for a Guglielmo Vicario replacement.

Cristian Romero is likely to have played his last game for Tottenham Hotspur, with the club captain reportedly set to headline a list of five players who will move on in the summer, regardless of relegation.

The Argentina international left the pitch at Sunderland crying after suffering a knee injury that has ruled him out of the remainder of the season, while his place at the upcoming World Cup in North America is also under threat.

Romero‘s injury came about after a shove from Black Cats striker Brian Brobbey forced him to collide with Tottenham goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky.

Being without their skipper for the final six games of the season, with relegation staring them in the face, will be a blow to Spurs. However, in truth, the 27-year-old has been a liability at times this season, with his disciplinary issues seeing him miss multiple games through suspension.

And now talkSPORT reports that sources have told them Romero is expected to move amid a ‘radical overhaul’ of the Spurs squad this summer.

Romero is regarded as one of the more sellable assets, despite only penning a new four-year deal with the club in the summer of 2025, and has long-standing interest from Spanish giants Atletico Madrid.

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Tottenham star’s release clause revealed

The World Cup winner’s dad recently claimed that his son has a release clause of around £60million (€69m / $81m) in his contract, which is considered somewhat of a bargain for a player who is approaching his peak years.

Romero will not be the only exit, though, with the report suggesting that goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario, midfielder Yves Bissouma and left-back Destiny Udogie will also move on.

Vicario and Bissouma are no surprises here, with the former poised to head back to Italy amid strong interest from Inter Milan. Bissouma, meanwhile, has failed to deliver under a number of different coaches in north London and will walk away when his contract expires this summer.

Udogie is perhaps a little more surprising, although the Italy international has been so injury-prone since his arrival in north London and is barely able to string a number of games together.

Tottenham are also expected to opt out of a move to sign Joao Palhinha from Bayern Munich permanently, with the Portugal international failing to impress over the course of the campaign, despite making a strong start.

Other players not mentioned in the report who are set to move on, regardless of the drop, include hugely disappointing loanee Randal Kolo Muani, Radu Dragusin, Pape Sarr and soon to be out of contact defender Ben Davies.

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