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Manchester United are pushing to get a deal done to bolster their attack in the coming days, with a medical already planned, according to an insider.

The Red Devils have completed three deals already this summer, signing Andrey Santos, Youri Tielemans and Karl Darlow in deals that all accelerated very quickly before being sealed, which has boosted Michael Carrick's squad ahead of the new campaign.

The club are still keen to make more additions before the end of the summer transfer window, however, and they also have one eye on the future, which has seen them step up their pursuit of a very talented youngster.

Man Utd Move for Tynan Thompson

According to a report by The Secret Scout, Man Utd are pushing to get a deal done to sign Tottenham wonderkid Tynan Thompson.

Thompson, who has been described as 'exciting' and compared to Marcus Rashford, is an 18-year-old left-winger who has entered the final year of his contract with the north London club.

However, it's reported that Man Utd were made aware of the opportunity to sign the forward last week, and are now looking to complete a deal to bring him to Old Trafford, with a medical already planned before completing the move.

Bundesliga side Hamburg are also understood to be keen to complete a deal for Thompson, but Man Utd want to complete a deal quickly and are currently seen as the favourites for his signature.

A fee will have to be agreed between the two clubs, but that isn't seen as a hurdle at this stage, and a deal is expected to be completed.

Man Utd Signing Top Talent

Thompson may not be a household name at this stage, but he is unbelievably talented, and Man Utd's coaches and staff already know it.

The 18-year-old enjoyed a fine campaign for the Spurs academy in 2025/26, registering 13 goals and six assists in 26 appearances across all competitions, proving that his silky and skillful style isn't just for show, and that he actually has output.

Alongside top talents such as Chido Obi, Shea Lacey, Noah Ajayi, and JJ Gabriel, Man Utd are building an array of forward options in their academy that can step up into the first-team in the coming years, and Thompson is the latest to be added to that group.

Arsenal have agreed a deal to sign Tottenham Hotspur sensation Elijah Upson on a free transfer, according to Fabrizio Romano.

The Gunners have had a busy summer window already, bringing in Illan Meslier and agreeing a move to sign Christos Tzolis from Club Brugge, while Leandro Trossard has departed the club to join Besiktas following their Premier League title win.

The club are also accelerating their move to sign Aston Villa star Morgan Rogers following his participation at the World Cup, but they also have one eye on the future, and Arsenal have now sealed a surprise swoop to take a top talent away from a rival.

Arsenal Sign Agreement for Upson

According to Romano, Arsenal and Upson have now signed an agreement for the 18-year-old central defender to move across north London to swap white for red.

Upson, who is a former 100m sprint champion, turned down a new contract with Spurs this summer and has now penned a long-term agreement with the Premier League champions, with a formal announcement pending.

Spurs had rated Upson highly internally, however, with their new win-now approach in place, the pathway for the teenager was limited for the upcoming campaign.

Tottenham have already signed Marcos Senesi and Jan Paul van Hecke in central defence this summer, adding to Micky Van de Ven, Kevin Danso, and Cristian Romero as options at the back. However, captain Romero is expected to leave the club before the window closes amid interest from Inter Milan, Barcelona, and more.

Arsenal Building for the Future

It's well known that Arsenal have got one of the best squads across Europe, but they also have a sensational academy that has churned out top talents for years.

The likes of Bukayo Saka, Myles Lewis-Skelly, Ethan Nwaneri, and Max Dowman are current members of the first-team at the Emirates who have come through at Hale End, while other youngsters like Marli Salmon have had a taste of action too over the last 12 months.

It shows that there is a clear pathway for young talent to get opportunities, and Upson now has the opportunity to join that illustrious list of talent.

Tottenham Hotspur manager Roberto De Zerbi could green light a marquee summer sale before the end of the window in order to seal another 'statement' signing, with the club having spent in excess of £200 million already this window.

Spurs have already recruited Sandro Tonali from Newcastle United, Mateus Fernandes from West Ham and Jan Paul van Hecke from Brighton for significant fees. Meanwhile, Andy Robertson, Marcos Senesi and Martin Dubravka have arrived for free, but will weigh down the wage bill.

The North London outfit are known to be in an enviable position this summer with the backing to spend and more marquee signings are expected. However, GIVEMESPORT senior correspondent Ben Jacobs has named one player who could be moving the other way.

Roberto De Zerbi willing to sell Tottenham striker

When it comes to attacking reinforcements, Roberto De Zerbi's attention is on the flanks. According to Jacobs, speaking on the latest episode of GIVEMESPORT's Market Madness podcast, the Italian is a big fan of Dominic Solanke and the 28-year-old is expected to lead the line next season.

Jacobs said: "Regarding an out-and-out number nine, yes, it [a sale] could happen. Roberto De Zerbi really likes Dom Solanke, so I'm expecting him to stay as it stands.

"Richarlison is the one with a question mark over his future, and if he departs, Tottenham might be in the market for an out-and-out number nine as well. So they are going to continue to make signings between now and the end of the window, statement signings. If they can start, particularly over on that left-hand side.

"This is again an indication of a different approach from Tottenham's ownership and Tottenham's leadership, to try and go from basically nearly zero and relegation to hero and give Roberto De Zerbi a squad that instantly heading into next season is capable of challenging for Champions League football."

Richarlison enters final year of Tottenham contract

Tottenham paid £60 million to sign Richarlison from Everton in 2022, the Brazilian arriving on a five-year deal. That contract is set to expire in 2027, and Spurs will not want to see the forward leave the club for free in 12 months.

The 29-year-old has scored 32 goals since arriving at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium but never found enough consistency to prove that he can be trusted as the leading talisman.

Richarlison scored 11 top flight goals last season, including two in his last four outings, but is likely to play second fiddle to Solanke.

There are suggestions from Italy that Juventus could be interested in signing the forward, should their long-term pursuit of Crystal Palace star Jean-Philippe Mateta fail. Everton were also linked with a move for their former striker in January.

Tottenham Hotspur are still working to strengthen their squad despite already completing six deals this summer, Ben Jacobs has revealed on GIVEMESPORT's Market Madness podcast.

Spurs have completed the free transfer signings of Andy Robertson, Marcos Senesi, and Martin Dubravka, while the club signed Jan Paul van Hecke from Brighton in a £52m deal, before breaking their transfer record twice in two days to sign Mateus Fernandes for £85m and Sandro Tonali for £100m.

But since that signing things have gone quiet in north London, and GMS's senior correspondent has now provided an update on where they currently stand.

Tottenham Eyeing Forward Additions

After strengthening their defence and midfield already, Spurs are now keen to add to their forward line in this transfer window on the back of two consecutive 17th-placed Premier League finishes.

Randal Kolo Muani has left after his loan spell, while the likes of Wilson Odobert, Dejan Kulusevski, and Xavi Simons are still recovering from knee injuries, and there are question marks over Richarlison's future.

Man City star Savinho has been identified as the top target for the attack, but speaking on the latest episode of the Market Madness podcast, Jacobs revealed he isn't the only player being looked at.

"Spurs fans are saying, 'Why are we so quiet?', because they were so busy," he said.

"But it's not a break your club transfer record every single day like they did in 24 hours from Mateus Fernandes to Sandro Tanali. But they're working their way up the field. It's fair to say so.

"The goalkeeper situation is sorted because Kinsky is extended, and Dubravka has arrived. Defenders have come in, midfielders have come in, and now Tottenham, as a priority, want a starting left-winger or attacker.

"Savinho talks [are] ongoing, but he's not the only target. Crysencio Summerville, Manchester United are there as well."

Spurs Must Make Summerville Decision Quickly

With Spurs taking a look at the situation involving the £30m-rated Netherlands international Summerville, who has been described as 'elite', they will be aware that they must be quick to get any deal done should they be serious about bringing him in.

Man Utd are known to have made him their top forward target depending on the future of Marcus Rashford, and it's been reported that Roma have held meetings with his representatives to find an agreement with West Ham.

Savinho is the main target, and a deal looks likely to accelerate in the coming days, but this isn't a deal to rule out, considering the Hammers' relegation last season, and it's one to watch.

Tottenham Hotspur are targeting a move for another big-money attacker despite deciding on Manchester City winger Savinho as their top transfer target.

After transforming the defence and midfield with half-a-dozen new signings, Tottenham attentions have now turned to boosting Roberto De Zerbi's frontline as the club look to replicate what Manchester United did last season when they had no European football to distract them.

The Red Devils went from finishing 15th in the 2024-25 season to third last term, with their players only facing 40 matches in all competitions, having been knocked out of the FA Cup and Carabao Cup at the first hurdle.

Spurs have the opportunity to replicate it, but De Zerbi will know he needs a stronger squad to have any chance of achieving that target, with the attack next on his agenda. Manchester City winger Savinho before the Italian's appointment at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, but he has seemingly given the green light to the signature of the Brazilian, who came close to a move to north London last summer. Now, club chiefs must work to find an agreement on a fee that they were unable to do 12 months ago, but even if a deal goes through for the 23-year-old, he won't be the last attacking addition before the September 1 deadline.

Tottenham Want Junior Kroupi and Savinho

Tottenham have also been heavily linked with Bournemouth sensation Eli Junior Kroupi in recent weeks, following an outstanding breakthrough campaign for the young French forward. However, if there were any doubts about Spurs' ability to sign both Savinho and Junior Kroupi in this window, they have been put to bed by a top club source on X. Even if the north Londoners do advance and finalise a move for Savinho, they will also continue to target a move for the 'world-class' 20-year-old Cherries forward. The £100m-rated French striker is being monitored by many top clubs across Europe after scoring 13 goals in 33 Premier League appearances for the south coast club in his debut season.

Tottenham Now Considering 'Strange' Sale of Star

With so many incomings, it wouldn't be a surprise to see some unexpected player departures from the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium before September 1.

Some key first-team players like Guglielmo Vicario and Cristian Romero look destined to go after the summer business Spurs have done in their positions, the interest in them and their desire to leave.

However, we could also see some players who are not so desperate to go depart the club too, including Djed Spence.

With potential World Cup winner Pedro Porro in the right-back spot and new signing Robertson on the left, it remains to be seen if the England international will be a starter for Tottenham next season.

Tottenham Hotspur are set to continue this summer's spending spree by finalising a move for Manchester City winger Savinho.

The Brazilian had emerged as a target for Spurs last summer but those reports did not come to fruition with the 22-year-old remaining at the Etihad Stadium.

Savinho endured an injury-hit season with Man City, scoring just one Premier League goal in 821 minutes of top flight football. Enzo Maresca is not expected to stand in the way of a sale this summer.

Reports of Spurs interest have intensified this week and The Daily Mail reporter Simon Jones now claims that the North London club 'will sign' Savinho for £65 million.

Savinho transfer will not affect Mathys Tel future

De Zerbi and Tottenham are taking an ambitious approach to this summer's window in a bid to catapult the London outfit back up the Premier League table following last season's dismal 17th-place finish.

Spurs have already spent in excess of £200 million this summer and are thought to have the ability to splurge another £250 million. A move for Savinho would take up a chunk of that.

De Zerbi already has Mathys Tel at his disposal and is reportedly keen to keep the 21-year-old, who has shown moments of promise in a tricky start to life at the club.

Football.london had reported that the Spurs manager had a conversation with Tel prior to the player's summer holiday, in which he brought up the potential arrival of the 'incredible' Savinho as competition on the flank.

In that discussion, De Zerbi is believed to have made it clear to Tel that he would feature in plans for the 2026/27 season, regardless of the new arrivals at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Tottenham target two more attacking additions

The Daily Mail report suggests that's not the only piece of attacking business that Tottenham will conduct ahead of the 2026/27 season. Savinho is set to be the next arrival but De Zerbi is said to want at least two more forward options during the window.

Spurs are also linked with Paris Saint-Germain winger Ibrahim Mbaye, but a move for the 18-year-old would appear more complicated than the Savinho deal with Aston Villa, Manchester City and RB Leipzig all linked with the teenager.

Fabrizio Romano has also named Napoli man Antonio Vergara as an option with contact already made with the 23-year-old. That deal could cost £20 million but Spurs must fend off competition from Premier League rivals AFC Bournemouth.

Tottenham Hotspur could be persuaded to sell an electric player this summer, according to GIVEMESPORT senior correspondent Ben Jacobs.

Tottenham have completely transformed their defence during the summer transfer window, and it was needed after the club conceded 183 goals across the previous three Premier League seasons, at an average of 61 per campaign.

That record is nowhere near good enough if Spurs want to be challenging at the right end of the Premier League table, and it was the area they targeted first in terms of strengthening.

Andy Robertson and Marcos Senesi have arrived on free transfers and bring a wealth of English top flight experience with them, while Jan Paul van Hecke has also moved to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium from Brighton and Hove Albion.

Meanwhile, another experienced Premier League player in Martin Dubravka has also joined for free to provide competition for Antonin Kinsky between the sticks.

Radu Dragusin has already left the club, but it would be no surprise to see other defenders leave before the September 1 deadline given the increased competition for places.

Captain Cristian Romero is expected to go with his centre-back partner Micky van de Ven deemed 'untouchable', according to Fabrizio Romano, while Robertson, Souza, Ben Davies and Djed Spence can all play at left-back.

Jacobs: Djed Spence Potentially Up for Sale at Tottenham

Spence is one of the defenders who could be on his way from north London in the coming weeks, despite the fact he has had an outstanding World Cup with England.

The 25-year-old came under fire from some for his defensive actions at times, but he was outstanding in the 2-1 semi-final defeat to Argentina, both in attack and at the back.

Still, the Englishman could find himself as back-up to Pedro Porro and Robertson in the full-back positions back at Tottenham, which is likely to lead to conversations over his future.

Speaking on the latest episode of GMS' Market Madness podcast, Jacobs says Spurs could be tempted to sell him as interest grows:

He said: "Djed Spence is potentially for sale, so don't be surprised if that's sanctioned. It sounds strange because he's been great at the World Cup.

"It'll all be about Roberto De Zerbi and Spence having a conversation after the World Cup, but Inter Milan are one of the very interested parties in Djed Spence, and there could be a scenario where Tottenham are persuaded to sell."

He's Agreed to Join: Tottenham to Accelerate Savinho Move

Tottenham are said to have decided on Manchester City winger Savinho as their top attacking target, and they are now ready to accelerate a move for a player they also wanted to land last summer.

The Brazilian is keen to make the move to the English capital to link up with De Zerbi for more regular minutes, with his first-team appearances limited at the Etihad last term.

Now, Spurs must find an agreement on a fee with City, who are likely to demand big money for the winger who Pep Guardiola always spoke glowingly about.

Tottenham Hotspur have had a busy summer window, and they are still looking to do more business by adding to their forward line.

Roberto De Zerbi has already added Andy Robertson, Marcos Senesi, Martin Dubravka, Jan Paul van Hecke, Mateus Fernandes, and Sandro Tonali to his squad for a combined fee of around £235m, but the club are still keen to make more additions after two consecutive 17th-placed finishes in the Premier League.

Dejan Kulusevski and Xavi Simons are expected to be long-term absentees with knee problems, leaving the number ten position up for grabs in north London, and reports had suggested the club were eyeing an addition in that area.

Romano: Spurs Not Looking at Vergara

According to reports, Tottenham Hotspur hold an interest in Napoli playmaker Antonio Vergara for this summer window.

The 23-year-old, who has been described as 'special', has attracted the attention of a number of clubs in Europe after some impressive performances in Serie A, and Spurs were reportedly looking at a deal to take him to the Premier League.

However, speaking in his latest YouTube video, Fabrizio Romano has revealed that there is no truth to that rumour, and Spurs are instead looking at a different option to improve their attack.

"I also wanted to clarify that the links between Tottenham Hotspur and Antonio Vergara are not true," he said.

"Vergara is not a target for Tottenham. Vergara is signing a new contract at Napoli. It will be signed soon. He will get a salary rise, and he was never a target.

"But don't forget that Tottenham want to sign Savinho. The player they want for the winger position is Savinho. So let's see what's going to happen there."

Tottenham Have Attacking Options

While Simons and Kulusevski are likely to be unavailable at the start of the season, De Zerbi still has a number of options available in attack even without any signings.

James Maddison is the obvious option to play as a number ten, but Pape Matar Sarr, Conor Gallagher, Mathys Tel, and Mohammed Kudus are all also more than capable, which means a signing in that central role isn't really a necessity.

Wingers are far more likely to arrive, and it makes sense that Savinho is someone they are keen on after showing an interest in him last summer too. Vergara won't be moving to Tottenham, or anywhere else for that matter, this summer, and Spurs are still ready to bolster their attack.

Roberto De Zerbi and Tottenham are now just over a month away from opening the 2026/27 Premier League season with an away game at Brentford.

The Spurs team are now back at Hotspur Way to begin their preparations for the new term and De Zerbi will be targeting a quick start as they bid to right the wrongs of the previous two league campaigns.

Prior to that match in west London, Tottenham come up against MK Dons, Auckland FC, Sydney FC, Chelsea, Getafe and Hoffenheim in their summer friendlies.

Those upcoming games will be the first opportunity to see new signings Martin Dubravka, Marcos Senesi, Andy Robertson, Jan Paul van Hecke, Mateus Fernandes and Sandro Tonali in action, with the hope that a few more signings link up with the club prior to the Brentford match.

Tottenham are in need of further attacking reinforcements and all will be keeping their fingers crossed that the club can get a couple over the line for De Zerbi before the big kick-off.

Previous interest in Scienza

Tottenham are one of five Premier League clubs who have previously watched Southampton ace Leo Scienza in action, according to Spanish publication AS.

The 'outstanding' Brazilian made a real name for himself at St Mary's last season after joining in a move from German club Heidenheim.

Scienza finished the campaign with seven goals and ten assists to his name in 44 appearances for Southampton, with the player more than playing his part as Saints made it all the way to the FA Cup semi-finals after notable victories over Fulham and Arsenal.

Either operating as an attacking midfielder or left-winger, Scienza impressed all watching on with his dribbling ability, eye for a pass and tendency to find the net.

Alerting a number of clubs in the process, AS report that Tottenham, Aston Villa, Fulham, Everton and Leeds United were the five Premier League teams to have previously observed him in action.

Scienza's next move

A move away from Southampton could be a real possibility for Scienza after failing to return to the Premier League at the first time of asking.

Saints had set up a play-off final showdown against Hull City but were thrown out of the play-offs in the days leading up to the final after admitting that they had spied on three clubs during the league season.

Scienza is not going to be short on options as AS claim that Spanish sides Real Betis and Real Sociedad are vying for his signature after a standout campaign in the Championship.

The publication also reports that Italian duo Atalanta and Como have been following the talented player and the same goes for Premier League side Crystal Palace.

Tottenham Hotspur have now made the decision to accelerate their move for a new forward to bolster their squad, according to a club insider.

Spurs have completed six deals already this summer, bringing in Andy Robertson, Marcos Senesi, Martin Dubravka, Jan Paul van Hecke, Mateus Fernandes, and Sandro Tonali for a combined fee of around £235m, while young defender Luka Vuskovic has been sold to Brighton.

But after bolstering the defence and midfield, while also handing goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky a new deal to cement him as the new number one, the club are now ready to push on and strengthen their attacking options.

Tottenham to Accelerate Savinho Move

According to a club insider, Spurs are now set to accelerate their move to sign Man City star Savinho.

The Brazilian, who has been described as 'incredible' by Pep Guardiola, was a target for the north London club last summer, but was convinced to stay at the Etihad Stadium and signed a new contract instead. However, he struggled for regular first-team football, and with Guardiola departing, an exit is now on the cards.

Tottenham have made him their top target for the winger positions once more, and with the player already agreeing to the switch, they are now set to step up their interest.

City are understood to be looking for around £60m to let the 22-year-old leave, but Spurs are hoping to get that price down with negotiations. However, he is now their number one target, and they want to get a deal done quickly.

Enzo Maresca will not stand in the way of an exit, but Savinho will not be pushed out of the door, and it's on Spurs to find an agreement with the player under contract in the north west until June 2031.

Savinho Can Add Quality to Spurs Attack

While Savinho had a lack of regular first-team football at City, that shouldn't be an indicator of how good he is, when you consider the players he was competing for minutes against.

At Spurs, Savinho would likely come into the squad as the first-choice option on the right-wing, with his wonderful left foot providing a goal threat, while his excellent dribbling and speed mean he can unlock defences in an instant.

A deal is there to be done, and the Tottenham board have shown they are not afraid to spalsh the cash this summer, so this is one to keep a close eye on in the coming weeks.