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Tottenham Hotspur have named their price for Pedro Porro amid several UEFA Champions League clubs, including Manchester City, showing interest, according to CaughtOffside.

Porro has been one of Spurs' better performers this season and has continued to impress since joining the club from Sporting CP for £40m. He's made the right-back spot his own with several eye-catching displays, especially going forward, where he's been a threat with his creativity.

The 25-year-old has three years left on the contract he signed in the summer of 2023, but could be one to watch this summer. Several European giants are eyeing the six-cap Spain international, including City, where he spent several years but failed to earn a single minute of game time.

Spurs To Consider Offers Of Around £50-55m for Porro

The Lilywhites don't want to sell

Tottenham's stance is that they don't want to sell Porro this summer, but could be persuaded to part ways if a suitable offer arrives. It's thought that if offers of around £50-55m are made, they will reconsider.

City, Barcelona and Bayern Munich are "very keen" on signing him, and a return to Spain could appease the Don Benito-born full-back. Hansi Flick is thought to view him as a versatile player who can give Jules Kounde competition for the right-back berth at Camp Nou.

Bayern are also in the mix and have a strong relationship with Spurs following deals for Harry Kane and Mathys Tel. Vincent Kompany's Bundesliga champions could swoop for Porro, who analysts feel is as 'elite' a replacement for Sacha Boey should they sell the Frenchman.

There is a chance that he stays put in the Premier League and returns to the Etihad, perhaps for unfinished business. The Cityzens brought him to England the first time around in 2019 from Girona, but he was continuously sent out on loan and didn't appear for the club before leaving for Sporting in a permanent £7.2m.

Porro isn't the only defender who could depart Spurs this summer amid speculation growing over Cristian Romero's future. GIVEMESPORT sources indicate that the Lilywhites could be prepared to sell him.

All statistics courtesy of SofaScore - correct as of 12/05/2025.

Koni De Winter is likely to leave Genoa this summer, with West Ham United, Tottenham Hotspur and Crystal Palace among his suitors. There is significant interest from Italy as well, thanks to Inter Milan and Napoli being among the clubs to enquire.

GMS understands the versatile 22-year-old will be available this summer for between €25m and €30m. De Winter has quickly become an important figure in his current employers' defence, making 20 appearances in all competitions this season and scoring three times.

De Winter can play as a centre-back, full-back or defensive midfielder and has been a standout performer since joining Genoa permanently from Juventus. He has also won two caps for Belgium and is now targeting a place in Rudi Garcia's 2026 World Cup squad.

Hammers, Spurs and Eagles Eyeing De Winter

Belgium international could seal summer move to Premier League

West Ham are looking to add a young defender who can fit into Graham Potter's 3-4-2-1 formation. That is despite the £36.3m obligation to buy Jean-Clair Todibo from Nice being triggered recently. The Hammers could even decide to do a double raid of Genoa's talents, with interest in midfielder Morten Frendrup as well as De Winter.

Tottenham will make finding another centre-back a priority, especially knowing Atletico Madrid are intent on signing Cristian Romero, and the Argentine is also keen to play in LaLiga. It remains to be seen whether Atletico Madrid can meet Spurs' valuation, but a bid is expected in the early part of the summer.

GIVEMESPORT Key Statistic: Koni De Winter has been averaging 4.6 ball recoveries per Serie A outing this season

Crystal Palace want an extra central defender after Trevoh Chalobah's loan from Chelsea was cut short in January. The Eagles are braced for bids for their captain Marc Guehi as well, having rejected offers in excess of £65m from Newcastle United last summer and Tottenham in January. Guehi is heading into the final year of his current contract, meaning a sale is not ruled out this summer.

Napoli have already pre-agreed a deal to sign 20-year-old Empoli centre-back Luca Marianucci this summer for a fee of €9m, but are working on another defensive reinforcement.

Inter are looking to bring in a young centre-back who will ideally arrive in time for the Club World Cup. The Champions League finalists' president Beppe Marotta is one of the figures driving the move. Along with Di Winter, Udinese's Oumar Solet and Bologna's Sam Beukema are both under consideration.

All statistics courtesy of Sofascore - correct as of 12/05/2025

Tottenham Hotspur are among a host of Premier League clubs showing interest in Inter Milan defender Yann Bisseck, journalist Rudy Galetti has revealed.

The Lilywhites, alongside West Ham, Everton and Bournemouth, have reportedly made an enquiry regarding the German defender amid his impressive year at San Siro.

Bisseck helped Inter reach the Champions League final last week and has been a regular squad player under Simone Inzaghi this season, making 43 appearances and scoring two goals.

The Germany international has no shortage of suitors across Europe and Inter could re-evaluate his future after the Club World Cup in case any offers arrive at the table.

Tottenham Eyeing Inter’s Yann Bisseck

Among Premier League clubs keen on the 24-year-old

Galetti, writing on X, has revealed that Tottenham are among the English clubs to have shown interest in Bisseck in recent weeks:

Bisseck, praised as ‘insane’, joined Inter from Danish side Aarhus in 2023 and struggled for regular minutes in his first season with the reigning Serie A champions.

The Koln-born defender made just nine starts in Serie A and two in the Champions League, before emerging as a valuable piece of Inzaghi’s squad this term.

Bisseck made an appearance in each of Inter’s knockout games en route to the final and started both legs of the semi-final 7–6 win against Barcelona.

The 24-year-old penned a new five-year deal with Inter back in November and his current terms run until June 2029.

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Tottenham Hotspur manager Ange Postecoglou is under increasing pressure after a disappointing season, and Fabrizio Romano, writing in his exclusive GIVEMESPORT newsletter, has confirmed that nothing will change over the next 10 days. Fulham manager Marco Silva and Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola are admired by the north London club.

Spurs recently suffered their 20th loss of the season in the Premier League against Crystal Palace on Sunday, continuing their dreadful form domestically. Postecoglou's side appear to be focusing on their European journey, which could salvage something from their disappointing campaign.

Tottenham will face Manchester United in the Europa League final next week, meaning there's a chance they could win a trophy and qualify for Champions League football despite being 17th in the Premier League.

Silva and Iraola are Liked by Tottenham

No changes on Postecoglou at the moment

According to Romano, writing in his exclusive GIVEMESPORT newsletter, Bournemouth's Iraola and Fulham manager Silva are liked by Tottenham. However, for the next 10 days there will be no changes due to Tottenham preparing for the Europa League final...

"Still the same we mentioned one month ago. They like Iraola, Silva, but for the next 10 days with the final there will be no big movements."

GIVEMESPORT sources have confirmed that there is a chance Postecoglou is relieved of his duties regardless of whether Tottenham win the Europa League. Lifting a trophy will be huge for the capital club, but there's no hiding from their disastrous results in the Premier League.

Postecoglou can have little to no complaints if he is sacked after the Europa League, but there's no doubt he will be disappointed if he brings home a trophy, something Tottenham have been waiting a long time for. Spurs have had a host of injury troubles to contend with this term, but Spurs being 17th in the Premier League is unacceptable. Iraola, described as 'incredible' by Pep Guardiola', could be a smart appointment for Spurs considering the job he's done with Bournemouth.

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Tottenham Hotspur should do all they can to replace Ange Postecoglou with a boss that Fabio Paratici is crazy for this summer - with the Lilywhites potentially being able to land Roberto De Zerbi in the coming months should their Australian boss depart the club in the following weeks.

Postecoglou's fifth-placed finish in the Premier League last season looks a million miles away at present, with their loss to Crystal Palace on Sunday afternoon putting them in 17th-place in the Premier League - and it's seen calls for the former Celtic boss to lose his place in the hotseat in north London.

Fabio Paratici is 'Crazy' Over Roberto de Zerbi

The Italian boss could be a surprise contender for the Tottenham role

With that in mind, a report by TBR Football stated that Fabio Paratici has recommended the Marseille boss to Spurs as they look for a potential new boss, despite the club having made it into the final of the Europa League where they will face Manchester United in Bilbao in 10 days' time.

Postecoglou could be relieved of his duties even if he's successful on the continent, and Tottenham have been working on a potential replacement for him, with De Zerbi on Paratici's list, with the Italian director being 'crazy' about his compatriot.

And Tottenham would be silly not to make a move for the 'genius' former Brighton boss if they are to progress. De Zerbi came to the AMEX Stadium to replace Graham Potter early in the 2022/23 season, when the Englishman left for Chelsea in September of the campaign - and he bettered Potter's ninth-placed finish from the year before with a sixth-placed standing, ensuring European football for the first time for the Seagulls.

He left at the end of the following campaign with Brighton finishing 11th in the top-flight, 12 points away from the European spots - but he's had a solid campaign at Marseille and recent form has seen them finish in the top three of the Ligue 1 table, with Champions League football to celebrate at the Stade Velodrome.

But a Premier League return could be on the cards, and with Tottenham just one game from playing in Europe's premier competition should they beat United in the final, that could be enticing enough for Paratici and Daniel Levy to make a move for his services.

Postecoglou Could Save Tottenham But Not Himself

A treacherous Premier League season has seen them falter for points

Time will run out for Postecoglou if he doesn't deliver a trophy in his second season as he previously promised earlier in the campaign when results weren't going his way. Of course, Tottenham haven't won a trophy for 17 years and in that regard, he'd be doing the club a huge favour in terms of qualifying for the Champions League themselves, as well as dusting off the cobwebs in their trophy cabinet, with almost two decades since their last major honour.

GIVEMESPORT Key Statistic: Roberto De Zerbi won 38 of his 89 games in charge of Brighton.

But if he can't deliver in northern Spain, his spell in the capital will certainly come to an end and that would see De Zerbi earmarked as an ideal replacement, with his style of play somewhat similar to Postecoglou's and having evidently proven himself in the top-flight in the past.

Statistics courtesy of Transfermarkt. Correct as of 11-05-25.

Tottenham fell to a 2-0 defeat at the hands of Crystal Palace in the Premier League on Sunday, leaving the side languishing in 17th place on the table.

An Eberechi Eze double either side of the half-time whistle was enough to sink the North Londoners, who were looking to claw back some points to save face from what has been a calamitous domestic season.

It's evident that Spurs' priorities lie elsewhere, with the side competing in the Europa League final against Manchester United. However, it's unlikely boss Ange Postecoglou will consider this a valid excuse for a subpar performance, which a number of players contributed to during the dismal day out at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium.

Spence Poor Against Palace

The full-back has struggled lately

Among a plethora of under-performers, Djed Spence stood out for his lack of impact, according to Football London journalist Alasdair Gold, who gave the full-back a 3/10 rating:

"All over the place in the first half, either caught in possession or out of position and Palace repeatedly took full advantage. Just seems to have fallen out of his groove since Udogie returned."

The 24-year-old played on the left side of defense, and managed just one accurate long ball from six, and completed 31 of 41 passes overall.

He received plenty of praise earlier this season for how he managed to turn his Tottenham career around, but the Englishman has hit a dry spell as of late. Postecoglou opted against starting Spence in either of his side's two legs against Bodo/Glimt in the Europa League semi-finals, with Destiny Udogie having returned to contention.

Spence has endured a rather rocky tenure since signing for the North Londoners in 2022. After loan moves to Rennes, Leeds United and Genoa, he finally returned to Spurs' first team to help amid an injury crisis, thanks to an up-turn in attitude. He featured in an array of positions, including at centre-back to fill in as cover, but with key players now returning, he has lost his starting place.

The ex-Middlesborough ace signed a new contract last year which is set to expire in 2028, but he could see a move away from Tottenham as an opportunity to garner more consistent playing time for his career.

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Manchester United defender Leny Yoro picked up an injury against West Ham United on Sunday, with journalist Steven Railston saying 'this really isn't good news'.

Although the Premier League means very little for the Red Devils at the moment as they battle just above the relegation zone, United are preparing for their biggest game of the season in around 10 days time. Ruben Amorim's side have reached the Europa League final and will face Tottenham Hotspur, and it's a real chance for them to salvage something from a disastrous campaign.

United's main focus domestically is trying to build some much-needed momentum and ensure none of their star players get injured. Unfortunately, that hasn't gone to play so far, with Matthijs de Ligt picking up a problem during the week.

Leny Yoro Latest Injury Blow for Man Utd

It's 'not good news'

Reporting on X during Manchester United's game against West Ham United, journalist Railston has suggested that it 'really isn't good news' for United after Yoro was substituted due to injury. With the Tottenham game just 10 days away, it could be a crucial blow for the Red Devils as they prepare for the Europa League final...

"Leny Yoro is down with an injury and it looks like Harry Maguire is coming on. This really isn't good news."

Thankfully for United, Maguire is a more than competent replacement for Yoro, but there was a chance the English defender would have started in the Europa League final alongside Yoro anyway.

In more positive news for United, Tottenham also suffered an injury blow on the same day. Dejan Kulusevski was substituted in the first half against Crystal Palace on Sunday, meaning both sides could be set to lose some key players in the days leading up to the Europa League final.

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An explanation has been given as to why Ismaila Sarr's goal for Crystal Palace was ruled out for offside against Tottenham, despite the fact the forward was onside before slotting home in North London. Oliver Glasner's side were looking to build some momentum ahead of next week's FA Cup final against Manchester City, and looked to have made the perfect start with an opener inside 10 minutes.

However, after a review by VAR, the goal was chalked off due to an infringement from striker Jean-Philippe Mateta in the build up. The Frenchman was adjudged to have been ahead of the play while being played through, despite the fact he appeared to be inside his own half.

PL Match Centre Break Down Mateta Offside

Many were left confused by the decision

Despite the fact that the Palace striker's feet were inside his own half at the time of the incident that saw VAR chalk off the goal, close inspection showed that, by the finest of margins, Mateta was offside, with his shoulder ahead of Tottenham full-back Djed Spence, who himself had just crept over the halfway line.

Taking to social media, the PL Match Centre X account explained the decision, stating:

"VAR checked the referee’s call of goal – and established that Mateta was in an offside position in the build-up and recommended that the goal was disallowed."

While Palace fans were left frustrated by the decision, their players didn't let it impact their performance, as they continued to dominate proceedings at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with Eberechi Eze scoring in either half to give the Eagles a commanding two-goal cushion.

There was even more bad news for Spurs fans too, as Dejan Kulusevski was taken off with an injury early in the first period, less than a fortnight before the all-important Europa League final with Manchester United.

Manchester United have received a major boost ahead of their Europa League final against Tottenham Hotspur with Dejan Kulusevski suffering an injury.

The two English clubs will go head-to-head in Bilbao after they booked their place in the final earlier this week. Tottenham and United have endured disastrous campaigns domestically, but Ange Postecoglou and Ruben Amorim have a chance to salvage something from the season on Wednesday 21st May.

United and Spurs are battling towards the bottom of the Premier League table, so winning the Europa League won't completely gloss over the disappointment, but it will certainly help. Winning the competition ensures qualification for next season's Champions League, which is huge for either club as they look to attract reinforcements in the summer.

Tottenham Suffer Major Injury Blow

Kulusevski limps off, it's good news for Man Utd

Tottenham have suffered a crucial blow ahead of the game, with Kulusevski being substituted due to injury against Crystal Palace on Sunday. He headed 'straight down the tunnel' with a member of the Spurs staff, with The Athletic's Jay Harris suggesting that it would be a 'disaster' if they lose him.

"Kulusevski walks off the pitch and goes straight down the tunnel with a member of staff With Maddison and Bergvall out of the Europa League final through injury, losing Kulusevski as well would be a disaster."

Kulusevski, described as 'world-class', is a crucial player at the best of times for Spurs, but with Lucas Bergvall and James Maddison also ruled out, not having the Swedish international available could be catastrophic. It's too early to tell whether he will be ruled out, but it's certainly not a good sign for Spurs.

If Maddison and Kulusevski are both unavailable, Tottenham will have a severe lack of creativity in their side. It's a major boost for Man Utd, but they have their own injury woes to contend with. Matthijs de Ligt missed the game against West Ham, while Leny Yoro picked up an injury during the match.

Tottenham Hotspur must look to seal the bargain of the summer transfer window by signing Rayan Cherki this summer, and upgrade on James Maddison in the process.

Spurs have had their worst domestic season in decades as they currently sit in 16th place in the Premier League following 19 defeats in 35 games this season, but they remarkably have the opportunity to reach the Champions League via the back door after reaching the Europa League final this week.

The result of that cup final against Manchester United will not only have a huge influence on who the manager is next season, with Ange Postecoglou clinging to his job at the moment, but also on the club's plans for the summer transfer window.

There are expected to be several outgoings and incomings regardless of the result, but the club do have the chance to make a real statement by bringing in the uber-talented French playmaker Cherki this summer to bolster their forward areas.

Maddison Needs More Competition

Cherki could be the perfect upgrade

Since arriving from Leicester City in a £40m deal, James Maddison has been a key member of the Spurs team but still the team has been lacking a creative spark for the most part.

After picking up a knee injury in the first leg win over Bodø/Glimt following his goal, the England international will now miss the rest of the season - including the Europa League final - in a major blow to Postecoglou and the team. Dejan Kulusevski is likely to be tasked with the number ten role for that game, but the lack of creativity in the squad in central areas is evident.

That should see the club looking to make moves in the summer transfer window to strengthen that position, and the obvious target is Lyon sensation Rayan Cherki.

The 21-year-old has been labelled 'unplayable' this season, while former Chelsea man Frank Lebouef has previously called him "one of the most skilful players on Earth" and Athletic journalist Alex Barker said he is a "future Ballon d'Or winner". So it's mental that he is expected to be available to sign for just £25m this summer.

Cherki would add explosiveness, trickery and creativity to a side that lacks it, and with his ability to play wide he could also line up alongside Maddison when he's fit. But considering Maddison's £170,000-a-week wages, and a growing injury record, it's a deal that should be considered as a replacement for the English playmaker.

It also can't be ignored that Maddison's injury record isn't the greatest. He's only ever managed to start 30 Premier League games once in his career back in 2018/19, while he has picked up four injuries over the last four seasons that have seen him miss at least two months of action.

Cherki can come in and immediately improve the squad, while also ensuring that if Maddison isn't available there isn't a drop off in quality or creativity.

There will never be a better opportunity to sign a player of this quality and pedigree than this season, and Daniel Levy should prioritise this transfer above all else.

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