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Yves Bissouma could be on the move from Tottenham Hotspur this summer, GIVEMESPORT sources have revealed - with Thomas Frank keen on letting the midfielder go to free up space in their transfer budget, as well as Juventus being interested in securing the 28-year-old's signature in the coming weeks of the transfer window.

Juventus have also held an interest in former star and current Tottenham defender Cristian Romero, but a separate deal taking Bissouma to the Allianz Stadium could go through - however, there is interest from sides across Europe and in England, which could complicate things for the Serie A side - leaving Tottenham to take the highest offer in a bidding war.

Sources: Juventus 'Interested' in Bissouma, Spurs Keen to Sell in Bidding War

The Bianconeri could take the Mali international but Spurs want the highest fee possible

GIVEMESPORT sources have revealed that Juventus won't get caught up in a bidding war to sign Spurs star Bissouma, with the Premier League club attempting to create a 'market' for the Malian international in order to secure the highest fee possible for his services.

The Serie A giants would only want to sign Bissouma if he was available for a low price, but that isn't the case at present, due to Tottenham's plan being to attract as much interest as possible in the former Brighton star.

Agents and intermediaries are working to discover which Premier League teams may be interested in the defensive midfielder after four years at Tottenham, despite his £100,000-per-week wages in north London - and Juventus could be one of those teams.

However, clubs across Europe are also being explored by his representatives, and there is interest from former club Lille, who he joined Brighton from back in 2018 after two stellar years in Ligue 1.

Juventus are thought to have tentative interest, but they are being cautious about the situation and won't get dragged into any wars for the midfielder, who has racked up 191 Premier League appearances over his seven years in England.

GIVEMESPORT Key Statistic: Yves Bissouma has 45 caps for Mali, scoring five goals.

Bissouma has the likes of James Maddison, Archie Gray, Lucas Bergvall, Pape Matar Sarr and Rodrigo Bentancur to contend with for first-team minutes in the centre of the park and one will have to leave - with Bissouma seemingly being the most likely for the time being.

Statistics courtesy of WhoScored. Correct as of 06-07-25.

West Ham United want Tottenham Hotspur to become more realistic over the payment terms on their offers for Mohammed Kudus, according to GIVEMESPORT sources.

A move for Kudus appears to be one of Tottenham's priorities after making a bid to secure the West Ham attacker. With Thomas Frank now through the door, attention has turned to bringing in new additions for the former Brentford manager as they look to improve on a disappointing season domestically.

Spurs qualified for the Champions League during the 2024/2025 campaign after winning the Europa League, so reinforcements will be necessary to deal with Europe's elite club competition. Mathys Tel was the first senior addition through the door, with his loan move from Bayern Munich turning into a permanent deal.

West Ham Frustrated With Tottenham Over Kudus

Tottenham included unrealistic add-ons

According to GIVEMESPORT sources, West Ham want Tottenham to become more realistic over the payment terms on their recent offers for Kudus, with the two clubs yet to agree a fee on a potential deal. Their latest proposal included payment triggers totalling in the region of £10m, to be met only if Tottenham were to win the Premier League or Champions League, seen as unrealistic.

The Hammers are already frustrated with their London rivals about how their valuation of the Ghanaian international isn't being taken seriously. West Ham have hope that Chelsea will also come to the table for Kudus with a cash offer for the forward, rather than a player swap proposal.

Kudus' versatility could make him a useful option for Frank, with the West Ham attacker capable of playing in multiple positions in the front line. Whether Tottenham can get a deal over the line remains to be seen, but they might have to be a little more realistic with some of their payment terms if they want to convince Graham Potter's side to part ways in the summer transfer window.

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Tottenham Hotspur could spring a real surprise in the transfer window this season, according to reports - with a move for Atalanta defender Giorgio Scalvini potentially in the offing as the club look to strengthen their ranks at the back ahead of a Champions League push.

The club finished in a horrific 17th in the Premier League, their worst-ever season in the competition by some distance, but a Europa League win saw them salvage their campaign to qualify for European football. That means they have adapted their shortlist and Scalvini could be one to watch in the coming weeks.

Report: Tottenham 'Eyeing Move' for Giorgio Scalvini

The Atalanta defender has suitors across the continent

The report by CaughtOffside states that Tottenham are among the clubs showing an interest in Atalanta star Scalvini, despite Newcastle United reportedly making him their top defensive target after becoming joined by other clubs in the race for Crystal Palace captain Marc Guehi.

Sources from CaughtOffside believe that Scalvini could be available for around €60million (£50million) this summer, despite the Newcastle reports stating that the Italian could cost just £30million after an injury-laden season, as he is 'one of the most sought-after' talents in Europe, per the report.

Nonetheless, a number of top clubs have been put on red alert even at the higher price bracket given Scalvini's young age and potential, having made almost 100 Serie A appearances already by the age of just 21, and Tottenham are in the race. They are keen to bring Scalvini to the club next summer, though other English clubs as well as those in the Serie A are also interested.

It's anticipated that clubs could step up their efforts to sign him soon in order to enter dialogue with the youngster and Atalanta, and new boss Thomas Frank could strengthen his backline with a move for the Italy international.

GIVEMESPORT Key Statistic: Giorgio Scalvini has eight appearances for Italy.

Tottenham already have Cristian Romero and Micky Van de Ven as their first-choice options, with Kevin Danso and Radu Dragusin as backup - but Romero has been linked with moves away from north London this summer and if he departs, Scalvini could be an incredible long-term option to bring in for their upcoming campaign, having won the Europa League himself last season and featuring once in the Champions League before his injuries.

Statistics courtesy of WhoScored. Correct as of 06-07-25.

"What I'm told about Kudus is that Tottenham made the first proposal to West Ham. It was rejected because West Ham didn't want to accept that value for the player, something around £50m for Mohammed Kudus. But first point, Tottenham are expected to bid again for Kudus, so in the next days, Tottenham want to attack again. Second point, Thomas Frank has approved internally, Mohammed Kudus as a top target for Tottenham this summer, as a crucial target for Tottenham this summer, so they are prepared to advance and push for Kudus and then the player side. Probably the best news for Spurs fans is that my understanding is that Kudus wants to go to Tottenham."

Tottenham Hotspur have submitted a £50m bid to sign West Ham United star Mohammed Kudus this summer, with talks ongoing after the offer was rejected according to David Ornstein.

The Lilywhites are looking to bolster Thomas Frank's attacking options during the summer window after he replaced Ange Postecoglou, with the club heading for the Champions League following their Europa League win in May.

Talks have been ongoing with the Hammers over a deal for the Ghana star.

Tottenham Bid £50m for Kudus

He's one of several options

Kudus, who has been described as a 'superstar', is expected to leave the London Stadium this summer as the Hammers look to raise funds for a squad rebuild under manager Graham Potter.

The Ghana international has a £85m release clause written into his contract for Premier League clubs, but that clause only runs for the first few weeks of July. However, it's believed West Ham would be willing to negotiate a deal for less than that, with some reports suggesting they want around £65m.

Ornstein has now confirmed that Tottenham have seen a £50m bid rejected.

"West Ham United have tonight received an offer from Tottenham Hotspur to sign Mohammed Kudus. Bid worth £50m turned down but direct club-to-club talks continue. 24yo Ghana int’l prioritising #THFC if exits #WHUFC + personal terms no issue"

Chelsea are also believed to be interested, with some suggestions that West Ham would prefer to sell to them over their rivals Tottenham.

Spurs had previously shown an interest in Bryan Mbeumo and Antoine Semenyo, but those moves went nowhere and now it seems that Kudus is the most likely option, although there is still some way to go for him to complete a move.

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Tottenham are among several Premier League clubs eyeing a summer move for Inter Milan defender Yann Bisseck, according to La Repubblica.

The Lilywhites, along with Manchester United, Everton and West Ham, are reportedly keeping close tabs on the Germany international’s situation at Inter, where his future is becoming increasingly uncertain.

The Serie A giants are expected to undergo a squad overhaul following the appointment of manager Cristian Chivu, with long-serving midfielder Hakan Calhanoglu likely to lead the departures.

The Turkish international has recently fallen out with Inter captain Lautaro Martinez and appears to have no future at the club. Bisseck is reportedly seen as one of the players ‘in solidarity’ with him.

Tottenham Eyeing Move for Yann Bisseck

His future at Inter Milan looks uncertain

According to La Repubblica, the race for Bisseck’s signature remains open, as none of the interested Premier League clubs have made significant progress on their reported interest.

The Germany international, who joined Inter from Danish side Aarhus in the summer of 2023, was a regular for the Serie A club last season, making 46 appearances across all competitions and scoring six goals.

He also featured in every one of Inter’s Champions League knockout games en route to the final, where he came off the bench in their heavy 5–0 defeat to Paris Saint-Germain.

GIVEMESPORT Key Statistic: Bisseck earned his first cap for Germany in March this year.

Tottenham have kick-started their summer business with permanent deals for Mathys Tel and Kevin Danso, and remain in the market for further reinforcements to Thomas Frank’s squad.

The Lilywhites are also believed to be in talks over the signing of West Ham forward Mohammed Kudus, while Cristian Romero's future remains in question, amid interest from Atletico Madrid.

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Tottenham are showing interest in a summer move for Sunderland full-back Dennis Cirkin, journalist Graeme Bailey has claimed.

The Europa League winners are reportedly working behind the scenes to bring the 23-year-old left-back back to the club, as they aim to bolster their homegrown quota ahead of the upcoming Champions League campaign.

Cirkin has been identified as a solid back-up option to Destiny Udogie amid his impressive spell at the Stadium of Light, where he played a key role in helping Sunderland secure promotion last season.

Spurs are believed to have held initial talks over a deal for the 'outrageous' defender, who could be allowed to leave Sunderland in the coming months.

Tottenham Eyeing Dennis Cirkin Move

Hold initial talks over a potential deal for the 23-year-old

According to Bailey, Sunderland are ready to move on from Cirkin this summer and have been focused on signing a replacement recently.

The Black Cats are close to announcing left-back Reinildo’s arrival from Atletico Madrid and are also reportedly in talks for Nice defender Malvin Bard.

Cirkin, meanwhile, joined Sunderland from Spurs in the summer of 2021 after coming through the youth ranks at the North London club.

While he never made a senior appearance before departing, he was a regular for Sunderland across his three seasons at the Stadium of Light, making 116 appearances, scoring eight goals and providing six assists.

GIVEMESPORT Key Statistic: Cirkin has made 72 career Championship appearances.

Tottenham announced the arrivals of Kevin Danso and Mathys Tel on permanent deals last month and continue working on boosting Thomas Frank’s attacking options ahead of next season.

The Lilywhites are believed to be in talks to sign West Ham forward Mohammed Kudus and are plotting a bid worth in the region of £60m for the Ghana international.

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Vasco da Gama are reportedly interested in signing Richarlison, who has been told that he doesn't have a future at Tottenham Hotspur under new manager Thomas Frank.

Brazilian outlet Canal Vasco (via Bolavip) reports that Vasco's board are "working behind the scenes to advance negotiations for Richarlison". His future has been uncertain amid a frustrating spell in North London, where he has failed to live up to expectations.

The report claims that the 28-year-old has already been informed, seemingly by Frank, that he's best off departing. Initial reports were suggesting the Danish coach would consider making the player his starting number nine, but it now appears the Lilywhites are willing to offload.

Vasco Trying To Sign Tottenham's Richarlison

Spurs attacker is wanted by four Brazilian clubs

Vasco want to sign Richarlison on a permanent deal, but this will require the Brazilian international to take a significant wage cut to make the move. He is purported to be earning £175,000, a salary that is considered too high.

If the former Everton attacker does make the switch, he'll become the Brazilian club's latest high-profile acquisition from the Premier League. Philippe Coutinho completed a permanent move from Aston Villa on Friday (July 4) after spending last season on loan.

Richarlison has two years left on his contract, but a summer exit looks to be on the cards, and a return to Brazil is the likeliest option. Fluminense, with whom he started his career, are also keen on a reunion, while Flamengo and Palmeiras are also in the race.

GIVEMESPORT Key Statistic: Richarlison is Tottenham's third most expensive signing in the club's history.

There's no word on the price those respective clubs would be willing to pay but he cost Spurs for £60m in the summer of 2022. He was linked with Everton earlier this year and GIVEMESPORT sources learned that there was confidence that he'd cost less than £40m.

All statistics courtesy of SofaScore - correct as of 05/07/2025

Tottenham Hotspur have had a £32m bid rejected for Fulham striker Rodrigo Muniz, with the Cottagers adamant they don't want to sell, according to Brazilian outlet Bolavip.

The north London club want to bolster their attacking options this summer for manager Thomas Frank as they prepare to head to the Champions League, amid question marks over the futures of Heung-Min Son and Richarlison.

Now it has emerged that the Lilywhites have made a move to add another Brazilian striker to their ranks, but have fallen short in their attempts.

Tottenham Table £32m Bid for Muniz

Fulham adamant they won't sell

Muniz, who has been described as 'insane', has emerged as a wanted man during the summer transfer window amid interest from Leeds United and Spurs.

After Daniel Farke's side had a bid rejected for the 24-year-old, it has now emerged that Tottenham also tabled a £32m offer to sign the forward that was rejected by Fulham.

However, Fulham are adamant they don't want to sell him as they want to keep their squad together and are planning on offering him a new contract at Craven Cottage to extend his time in west London, with his current deal due to expire in 2026.

GIVEMESPORT sources have revealed that Muniz would be open to a move to Tottenham this summer, although Fulham are believed to be holding out for around £50m. Reports in Brazil believe he will be sold due to his contract situation, however.

Spurs have considered deals to sign forwards Bryan Mbeumo and Antoine Semenyo this summer, but the former only wants to join Manchester United while the latter has now signed a new contract with Bournemouth after the club decided against pursuing a move due to his asking price.

West Ham United star Mohammed Kudus has now emerged as a top target with talks ongoing for a deal that would be worth in excess of £60m, and Muniz could yet also be added to the squad in the coming months.

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Chelsea are pushing to hijack Tottenham’s move to sign West Ham forward Mohammed Kudus this summer, journalist Simon Phillips has revealed.

The Blues are reportedly working to secure Kudus ahead of their Premier League rivals, who have already held direct talks with the Ghana international over a potential move.

West Ham rebuffed Chelsea’s £50m offer for Kudus last week, and the West London club have been working on a solution since, including offering players in exchange.

While a swap deal is not currently anticipated, Chelsea could reportedly make a separate player sale to West Ham this window, which could effectively form part of any move to bring Kudus.

Chelsea Looking to Sign Mohammed Kudus

Ahead of Premier League rivals Tottenham

According to Phillips, Kudus has no shortage of suitors amid growing uncertainty over his future at West Ham, with at least three Premier League clubs believed to be showing interest.

Chelsea and Tottenham could soon be joined in the race by Newcastle, while clubs in the Saudi Pro League, who have previously shown interest, are also monitoring the situation.

West Ham are believed to be open to selling Kudus this summer to support Graham Potter’s rebuild and could accept a deal worth around £60m.

GIVEMESPORT Key Statistic: Kudus scored five goals and provided three assists in 32 Premier League appearances last season.

Chelsea have already spent significantly on attacking signings this summer, bringing in Joao Pedro and Liam Delap for a combined £90m.

The Blues are also close to finalising a deal for Borussia Dortmund starlet Jamie Gittens, who will cost £48.5m plus £3.5m in add-ons.

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