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Tottenham Hotspur are interested in signing Everton striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin ahead of the summer transfer window, according to a report from Fichajes.

Calvert-Lewin could be on the move when the window opens, with his contract at Everton expiring this summer. The English striker has struggled to find consistency over the last few years, predominantly due to injury troubles, which have kept him on the treatment table.

After a catastrophic season in the Premier League, Tottenham could look to bring in a host of reinforcements over the coming months. Ange Postecoglou's side see themselves battling towards the bottom of the table, and Daniel Levy will need to splash the cash to help turn things around.

Tottenham Eyeing Bargain Move for Calvert-Lewin

He's rejected an Everton contract extension

According to a report from Fichajes, Tottenham are interested in signing Everton striker Calvert-Lewin ahead of the summer transfer window. The towering centre-forward is out of contract, meaning Spurs could secure him on a free transfer, and the report claims that he's already rejected a contract extension offer from the Toffees.

Although Spurs burst the bank to sign Dominic Solanke from Bournemouth last summer, adding Calvert-Lewin could give them extra firepower in attack. The 26-year-old is Premier League proven, despite a lack of form of late, and could be an ideal backup in attack.

Calvert-Lewin, who currently earns £120,000-a-week at Everton, will have to weigh up his next move as there's no doubt he will be wanting to play regular minutes. At Tottenham, there's a strong chance he will have to play second fiddle to Solanke, considering the money they invested in him, so it will be interesting to see whether he's keen on joining the north London club.

Everton are set for a busy summer with a host of players, alongside Calvert-Lewin, being out of contract. As a result, there's a good chance they'll make another play to try and tie him down to a new deal.

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Richarlison has fired back at Harvey Elliott’s ‘30’ gesture by roasting him on social media. This comes after Liverpool clinched their second Premier League title in five years with a dominant 5-1 win over Tottenham on Sunday afternoon. The former Everton striker, who has long had a tense relationship with the Anfield supporters, became the target of ridicule during the second half.

Not long after coming on as a substitute, the 27-year-old confronted Elliott after the Liverpool midfielder attempted to nutmeg him. Elliott, a lifelong red, responded with a smirk and flashed a ‘30’ gesture, reportedly a mocking reference to Everton’s 30-year wait for a trophy. Curtis Jones was nearby, joining in on the laughter. Watch the incident below:

Getting under opponents' skin - or refusing to be shaken himself - is a core part of Richarlison’s identity, so it was naïve to think he would let Elliott’s antics go unanswered. In true maverick style, the Brazilian has hit back, responding to a TikTok video highlighting their clash.

Richarlison Addresses Elliott's Gesture in Typical Form

The ex-Everton talisman's response is vintage Richarlison

Having played 152 times for Everton, just a short walk across Stanley Park from Anfield, Richarlison knows just what the Merseyside derby means to everyone in the city he once called home, and so he couldn't surely leave Liverpool on Sunday without at least trying to have the last laugh. In the comment section of a TikTok, he commented (see below):

“He wants to reach 30 goals in his career I think”

It goes without saying that Elliott probably won't be too concerned by the comments after winning his second Premier League title with the club he grew up supporting with his dad. But still, the exchange can go down as yet another Richarlison classic. At the time of writing, Elliott, 22, has 21 goals and 30 assists in 188 club appearances for Liverpool, Fulham, and Blackburn Rovers.

Tottenham must look to part ways with Yves Bissouma, with it becoming apparent that the midfielder is no longer good enough for the club.

Bissouma was left as an unused substitute in Spurs' Premier League clash with Liverpool on Sunday, and it was the third consecutive record of such an occurrence. He has started just three times in the last 14 matches, was hooked off during the half-time break in two of those outings, and was not even afforded a cameo appearance in eight of the other 11 matches.

It is evident boss Ange Postecoglou no longer trusts Bissouma in his starting eleven, and he must be sold as part of the squad rebuild this summer.

Tottenham Must Sell Out-of-Favor Midfielder Bissouma

Postecoglou no longer trusts the 28-year-old

The signing of Bissouma from Brighton in 2022 was highly anticipated by those at Tottenham, given the player had already made waves in the Premier League with the Seagulls.

However, despite a promising start to his career in North London, the Mali international has barely had a look-in to the first-team this season, only starting 15 league games.

Even when he has touched the pitch, fans and critics have been left frustrated by his inconsistency, including Alasdair Gold, who dubbed Bissouma "dreadful" and "panicked" after his display against Fulham in mid-March.

Fortunately, Tottenham have a strong core of young midfield talent, including Lucas Bergvall, Archie Gray and Pape Sarr, who have already shown promising signs in their respective careers with the Lilywhites. It means Spurs can afford to get rid of Bissouma and his £100,000-per-week wage without having to stress about finding a viable replacement.

There may be suitors for Bissouma, despite his abysmal season. Aston Villa could make a surprise move this summer, while Crystal Palace were also eyeing his signature, according to GIVEMESPORT sources.

It remains to be seen whether Tottenham are able to recoup much of the £30 million they paid for his services initially, but it is paramount they negotiate a sale anyway as part of their summer squad rebuild.

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Tottenham look set to end the 2024/25 campaign on a negative note after yet another thrashing, this time at the hands of Premier League title-winners Liverpool, and journalist Kyle Freegard has criticised goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario for his performances in recent weeks.

The Italian was signed to be Ange Postecoglou's number one in the summer of 2023, and Spurs coughed up a fee in the region of £17 million to pry him away from Serie A outfit Empolio.

After a stellar first season, Vicario suffered early in the 2024/25 campaign, which meant he was sidelined for a number of months. However, since returning to action in February, he has looked a shadow of his former self.

Freegard: Vicario 'Absolutely Awful' for Tottenham

The 28-year-old is yet to replicate his quality before injury

Despite nudging into an early lead over Liverpool thanks to a header from Dominic Solanke, it didn't take long at all for Liverpool to completely turn the tables against the North Londoners. Luis Diaz, Alexis Mac Allister and Cody Gakpo all found themselves on the scoresheet heading into the half-time break, and the Reds later added two more to make it 5-1 by the full-time whistle.

It was the second time Vicario had conceded more than four goals in a match in just the last two weeks, with the last occurrence being the 4-2 defeat to Wolverhampton Wanderers. The Italy international was also poor during his side's 2-1 defeat to Nottingham Forest last week, making an error which led to the Tricky Trees' second goal.

Speaking to X (formerly Twitter), Freegard lambasted Vicario's performance in recent weeks, saying:

Tottenham are currently languishing in 16th place in the Premier League, and have registered 19 losses from a possible 34 - only the three relegated teams have had a worse record than the Lilywhites this term.

Although Vicario has been absent for a significant portion of the campaign, he has nonetheless been unable to help his side salvage as much as a top-half finish since returning to full fitness. Like many in the Tottenham squad, he still has work to do to prove his long-term worth to the club beyond this season.

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Liverpool have won the Premier League title after they thrashed Tottenham Hotspur 5-1 at Anfield on Sunday evening. The two sides met with just a point necessary for Arne Slot's men to mathematically confirm their title success, but they didn't hold back and instead annihilated Ange Postecoglou's men. Goals from Luis Diaz, Alexis Mac Allister, Cody Gakpo, Mohamed Salah and an own goal from Destiny Udogie cancelled out an early header from Dominic Solanke.

After falling behind early, it looked as though the Reds' title celebrations were going to have to wait, but they weren't trailing for long and Diaz equalised just four minutes after Solanke's opener. From there, the Spurs' floodgates opened and both Mac Allister and Gakpo found the back of the net before the first half had even ended.

The second half offered more of the same and the Reds extended their lead with a Salah strike and then Udogie accidentally put the ball past his own goalkeeper to add to Tottenham's misery in what was a really poor showing for Postecoglou's side. It was an emphatic way for Liverpool to confirm their Premier League title triumph and a fitting way to do so after such an impressive season under Slot.

Match Highlights

Liverpool Player Ratings

GK: Alisson - 6/10

Should have done better with Solanke's opener. Was solid enough after that.

RB: Trent Alexander-Arnold - 6/10

Wasn't asked to do too much on the flank as his side dominated the majority of the contest.

CB: Ibrahima Konate - 6/10

The defender was rarely asked to do anything at all, but rose to the occasion whenever he was called upon.

CB: Virgil van Dijk - 7/10

Was rock solid at the back as he so often is. Also acted as an excellent outlet going forward and was superb with his long balls.

LB: Andy Robertson - 6/10

It was a quiet afternoon for the Scot, who very rarely had anything of note to do.

CM: Ryan Gravenberch - 7/10

Set up the Reds' second of the game and did a fine job in the middle of the park. Alongside Mac Allister, they dominated the midfield.

CM: Alexis Mac Allister - 9/10 (Player of the match)

Completed Liverpool's comeback and sealed their historic 20th league title triumph. He rarely put a foot wrong and did an excellent job creating chances for his teammates as well as himself.

AM: Dominik Szoboszlai - 7/10

Timed his run to perfection to set Luis Diaz up for Liverpool's equaliser.

RW: Mohamed Salah - 8/10

After a quiet first half, he came to life after the interval and bagged Liverpool's fourth goal of the game and their final strike before they confirmed their Premier League title win. There was no one more fitting for the final strike.

ST: Luis Diaz - 7/10

Got Liverpool back on level terms almost immediately. Looked very lively and made some very encouraging runs through the middle.

LW: Cody Gakpo - 8/10

Showed tremendous skill and composure to place the ball into the left side of Vicario's goal and score the Reds' third. Even without the goal, though, it was a fine afternoon for the Dutchman who caused Spurs all sorts of issues.

SUB: Curtis Jones - 6/10

Didn't do much after coming on, but admittedly, he didn't have to. The result and the season was already wrapped up.

SUB: Diogo Jota - 6/10

Subbed on with the win already in the bag and didn't have to break a sweat throughout his cameo.

SUB: Harvey Elliot - N/A

Didn't do much after coming on.

SUB: Wataru Endo - N/A

Didn't do much after coming on.

SUB: Darwin Nunez - N/A

Introduced late and didn't have time to do anything of note.

Tottenham Hotspur Player Ratings

GK: Guglielmo Vicario - 4/10

It was a tough day in between the sticks for the usually impressive Vicario.

RB: Djed Spence - 4/10

Was run all over by Liverpool's left-hand side and struggled to keep up with them.

CB: Kevin Danso - 5/10

Struggled to contain Liverpool's attack throughout. Was often chasing shadows.

CB: Ben Davies - 5/10

Playing out of his natural position, Davies had a nightmare of an afternoon trying to keep Liverpool's explosive forwards quiet.

LB: Destiny Udogie - 4/10

Like the rest of the Spurs backline, it was a tough game from Udogie and he couldn't find an answer to dealing with Liverpool. Ended up scoring an own goal to add to his misery.

CM: Lucas Bergvall - 5/10

Couldn't really get going against Liverpool and was often chasing shadows in the midfield.

CM: Archie Gray - 4/10

Very wasteful and sloppy in possession at times. Was dragged off at half-time.

CM: James Maddison - 6/10

Floated a wonderful cross into the box from the corner spot to find Solanke who gave Spurs the lead. Didn't have much chance to do anything else, though, and he was subbed off at half-time.

RW: Brennan Johnson - 6/10

Wasn't given the chance to do too much at all on the right side.

ST: Dominic Solanke - 7/10

Nodded his side in front from a corner in the 12th minute.

LW: Mathys Tel - 5/10

Gave the ball away in a crucial area with a careless pass and it led to Mac Allister's scorching effort that gave Liverpool the lead.

SUB: Pape Matar Sarr - 6/10

Brought on at half-time to try and turn the tide for Spurs, but failed to make much of an impact on the game as Liverpool continued to run away with it.

SUB: Dejan Kulusevski - 5/10

Didn't provide the energy or spark in Spurs' attack that Postecoglou was looking for when he brought him into the fold at the start of the second half.

SUB: Wilson Odobert - 5/10

Was subbed into the game with his side already losing 4-1 and was there mostly for damage control. Within a minute, though, they conceded a fifth.

SUB: Richarlison - 5/10

Subbed on just before his side went 5-1 down and didn't have the chance to do much of note after.

Liverpool and Tottenham will go head-to-head in the Premier League at Anfield on Sunday afternoon, with the Reds needing just one point to claim the title.

Arne Slot's side have been sensational all season and moved to within a single point of their 20th top-flight title with a 1-0 win over relegated Leicester City in their last outing, while Ange Postecoglou's side have lost 18 times this season including a 2-1 defeat to Nottingham Forest on Monday night.

Both teams have got injury concerns for the game and the managers have some decisions to make, and this is how GIVEMESPORT expect the teams to line up.

Liverpool Team News

Alexander-Arnold fit again

Liverpool were able to welcome back Trent Alexander-Arnold to the squad against Leicester and he came off the bench to score the winning goal. However, he's unlikely to be ready to play for 90 minutes again and could be on the bench once more.

Joe Gomez remains out with a hamstring injury and could return before the end of the season, but the rest of the squad is fit and available.

Speaking in his pre-match press conference, Slot shared an update on the squad ahead of the game.

“That depends of course on the upcoming two sessions, but he [Bradley] was getting closer and closer to 90 minutes.

“The first and the second one were approximately the same amount of minutes and it’s normal if you played twice around 70 minutes then the chance of you being able to play 90 is getting closer and closer.

“But we are also taking very good care of him because he had two injuries that were similar. Let’s wait and see how he does today and tomorrow if he’s able to play, and if he’s able to play if he can make 90.

“If his [Gomez] recovery goes well, he would be able to [play] maybe in the last one or two games of the season.

“But he is still not training with us yet. But he is coming closer and closer to train with the team.

“But then he’s been out for a long time. We were just discussing Conor Bradley – it took him a while before he could even come in or have a long start.

“I think he [Gomez] will be available in the last one, two or three games if his recovery goes the way as planned.”

Liverpool Predicted XI

Diaz to lead the line

Liverpool Predicted XI: Alisson; Bradley, Konate, Van Dijk, Robertson; Gravenberch, Mac Allister; Salah, Szoboszlai, Gakpo; Diaz.

Liverpool Predicted Substitutes: Kelleher (GK), Alexander-Arnold (DEF), Tsimikas (DEF), Quansah (DEF), Endo (MID), Jones (MID), Elliott (MID), Nunez (FWD), Jota (FWD).

With Trent not fully fit and still expected to leave the club at the end of the season, Conor Bradley should continue at right-back while Luis Diaz should lead the attack from a central position.

That leaves £280,000-a-week duo Darwin Nunez and Diogo Jota on the bench at Anfield as they chase the league title.

Tottenham Team News

Heung-Min Son ruled out

Tottenham will have to deal without their captain Heung-Min Son for the game at Anfield on Sunday, with the South Korean still struggling with a foot injury.

Postecoglou may also have one eye on the Europa League semi-final clash in midweek, which could see him rotate the team. Radu Dragusin remains a long-term absentee with a knee injury.

Speaking in his pre-game press conference, Postecoglou shared an update on his squad ahead of the match.

"Squad wise, there's no change. All the guys got through (Forest) okay. In terms of rehab, Sonny's the only one who is going through that process, improving, but not ready for Sunday.

"Again, with the programme we have coming up, Thursday obviously is a big night for us, so it will be a matter of playing a few that need the game time and others we feel may need less exposure, we'll have a look at that.

"We don't have injury problems, as such. The only one is Sonny, trying to work his way back. He's improving, which is positive for us, but not (fit) for Sunday. Everyone from the last game has come back well, so apart from the longer-term ones, the rest of the squad is fit and available.

"We'll see [if he can play on Thursday]. He's improving. It's the first time he's been out on the grass today, he said it felt distinctively better than it was. It's a day by day situation.

"It's a bit of both [rest and recovery]. The foot element... it's weight bearing, so you need to give him some rest, some time off it, and get some treatment. The main thing was to get him off his feet for a week to allow it to settle, so he could start the process of getting back."

Tottenham Predicted XI

Postecoglou to prioritise Europa League

Tottenham Predicted XI: Vicario; Spence, Gray, Romero, Udogie; Bentancur, Bissouma; Johnson, Maddison, Odobert; Richarlison.

Tottenham Predicted Substitutes: Kinsky (GK), Porro (DEF), Van de Ven (DEF), Davies (DEF), Bergvall (MID), Sarr (MID), Tel (FWD), Kulusevski (FWD), Solanke (FWD).

With one eye on Thursday night, Postecoglou is likely to refresh his squad and give some players added minutes while also resting key stars. That should see Archie Gray, Yves Bissouma and Wilson Odobert come into the starting lineup.

Rodrigo Bentancur has joined his Tottenham Hotspur teammate Cristian Romero on Diego Simeone's transfer wishlist for this summer, as per The Times.

Spurs are reportedly keen on getting Bentancur to sign a contract extension, as his current deal expires in a year. The Uruguayan has been with the club since January 2022, when he arrived from Juventus for a fee in the region of £21 million.

The 27-year-old's representatives have been in talks with the Lilywhites over a contract renewal but he's being eyed up by several European sides ahead of the summer. One of those clubs is Atletico Madrid, who have also made Spurs defender Romero a target, and he has not downplayed a potential exit, and the North London outfit aren't ruling out his departure, as per GIVEMESPORT sources.

Atletico Madrid Eyeing Spurs' Bentancur AND Romero

The South American duo are on Simeone's radar

Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy is reportedly eager not to lose Bentancur on a free next year and is pushing in talks for the player to extend his stay at the club. When fit or not serving suspension, he has been a regular under Ange Postecoglou and has filled in at defensive and central midfield.

Postecoglou labelled Bentancur an 'unbelievable teammate' earlier this season, and Simeone is said to have made the Uruguay international a 'key target'. The La Liga giants have set their sights on the Premier League again after former Tottenham target Conor Gallagher moved to the Riyadh Air Metropolitano from Chelsea last summer for around £34 million.

The two clubs have a strong relationship based on previous business conducted between them, including deals for Kieran Trippier, Sergio Reguilon, Matt Doherty, and Toby Alderweireld. Spurs' precarious position means they'll be without European football next season if they don't win the Europa League, which could cast doubt over several players' futures.

While Bentancur hasn't pushed to leave the North Londoners, his fellow South American Romero has shown signs of wanting to take on a new challenge in "new places". He hinted at a desire to play in La Liga, and Simeone is prepared to offer him that opportunity, although the Lilywhites want around £60 million.

All stats courtesy of SofaScore - correct as of 26/04/2025.

Chelsea legend Frank Lampard has emerged as a shock contender to replace Ange Postecoglou at Tottenham Hotspur, as per Fichajes.net.

Ben Jacobs has told GIVEMESPORT on the latest Market Madness podcast that Tottenham could part ways with Postecoglou even if they win the UEFA Europa League. His men are in the semi-finals, but a disastrous Premier League campaign could cost the Australian his job.

Lampard is earning rave reviews at Coventry City, where he's completely transformed the Sky Blues into EFL Championship play-off hopefuls. His appointment came with criticism because of his past stints in charge of Everton and as caretaker boss at Chelsea, but he's more than proven his doubters wrong.

Tottenham Place Lampard On Managerial Shortlist

The Chelsea hero is reportedly an option for the Lilywhites

Lampard's incredible turnaround at Coventry, where he's overseen their best run since 1970, hasn't gone unnoticed by Tottenham, according to reports in Spain. He is thought to be on Daniel Levy's list alongside his former manager and ex-Spurs boss, Jose Mourinho, whose Fenerbahce spell has been plagued with controversy.

If Spurs were to move for the Englishman, it would be a bold appointment given his history in battles between Chelsea and the Lilywhites. He'd also be going back on his word after insisting in 2019 that he wouldn't take the job if ever offered it (via The Sun):

"I wouldn't manage Tottenham, and that's no disrespect to Tottenham... I've got a lot of friends who are Tottenham fans and Arsenal fans. But sometimes there are feelings when you are in it about some things that you wouldn't do."

Lampard has Premier League experience and success in guiding a team to a top-four finish, having achieved said feat with Chelsea during the transfer ban season. But the wheels fell off soon after, and he was dismissed in January 2021 before taking over at Everton, where he managed to steer the Toffees to survival.

GIVEMESPORT Key Statistic: Frank Lampard oversaw nine wins in ten EFL Championship games (January 18 - March 8), a feat last accomplished by Coventry in September 1954.

The 46-year-old signed a three-year contract with Coventry in November 2024, and there's no word on the compensation fee that could be involved in any move for their coach. Sheffield United's Chris Wilder thinks he's a future England manager in waiting. Before that, he could become the first manager since Gordon Strachan in 2001 to manage the Sky Blues outfit in the Premier League.

All statistics courtesy of Transfermarkt - correct as of 26/04/2025.

Tottenham Hotspur are "the latest club to gather fresh details on" Inter Milan centre-back Yann Bisseck and have made contact with the club ahead of the summer transfer window, according to TEAMtalk.

It has been a bitterly disappointing season for Spurs, one which will see them finish well within the confines of mid-table in the Premier League. This, combined with an exit from both domestic cup competitions, means that the Europa League is the only viable way in which Spurs could end their near 20-year trophy drought.

At the time of writing, Spurs have lost 18 of the 33 Premier League matches that they’ve played, with only the teams in the bottom three having lost more. Such form has seen pressure rise on manager Ange Postecoglou as the campaign has progressed, with many thinking that the coach will leave ahead of the new season.

Spurs, who have struggled with injuries for large portions of the campaign, will undoubtedly have an eye on the upcoming summer transfer window. Given Radu Dragusin, Cristian Romero and Micky van de Ven have all been sidelined at points in the term, it seems that central defence is an area Spurs are keen to reinforce.

Spurs Keen on Bisseck

Numerous clubs are monitoring the defender

As per TEAMtalk, Yann Bisseck is a player that Spurs are keen on. The central defender has been an ever-present part of the Inter Milan defence across the 2024/25 season and as TEAMtalk noted, Bisseck has helped the club keep 18 clean sheets in the 34 games he has played at the time of writing, with Bisseck having been called “one of the best defenders in Serie A” by Lothar Matthaus.

Inter would reportedly be open to selling Bisseck should their valuation of the player be matched, but Spurs are certainly not the only club to show interest in the defender. Spurs could still qualify for European football through the Europa League, which may prove crucial in tempting Bisseck into joining the club.

The Premier League has shown, however, that it is an attractive league, so Spurs’ position within it, and their stature as a club, may be enough to lure Bisseck to North London. Should the Lilywhites get a deal over the line, then they would be signing a brilliant defender who could be with the club for years to come.

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Tottenham want to appoint Jose Mourinho as their new manager if they sack Ange Postecoglou this summer, according to Fichajes.net.

The north London side suffered a horrific domestic season under the Australian this season as they sit in 16th place with 18 defeats from their 33 games in the Premier League, although they have reached the Europa League semi-finals too.

Despite that progress in Europe, it's expected that Postecoglou will leave the club in the summer due to the poor results and it's now being reported that the Lilywhites are looking to bring back a familiar face to get them back on track.

Tottenham Want to Appoint Mourinho

Portuguese coach has admirers in club

Despite leaving Tottenham in difficult circumstances back in 2021, just days before the team were due to compete in a Carabao Cup final, it's believed that Mourinho still has admirers within the hierarchy of the club.

Since leaving Spurs, Mourinho has managed at AS Roma and won the Europa Conference League while he is now in charge at Fenerbahce - but he has been embroiled in controversy several times in Turkey and is reportedly looking to leave.

That has opened the door for Tottenham to move and begin the process for his return, and the possibility is now seen as something that is a 'real possibility'.

Mourinho, who has been described as 'one of the best managers ever', is known as a serial winner who has lifted silverware at every club he has been at - except for Tottenham. He is also yet to win a trophy with Fenerbahce, although he hasn't left yet.

The Portuguese coach is known for his high standards and tough-love approach, something that some fans in north London may feel is needed with this current squad comprising of lots of senior internationals as well as some top young talent.

Bournemouth's Andoni Iraola and Fulham's Marco Silva are believed to be top contenders for the role currently, while owner Daniel Levy has reportedly made Mauricio Pochettino his number one option to replace Postecoglou this summer.

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