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Tottenham are likely to make a move to sign a new goalkeeper in the summer transfer window, with No.1 Guglielmo Vicario likely to leave the club.

Vicario has not played under new head coach Roberto De Zerbi, having undergone hernia surgery just prior to the Italian's arrival in north London as Igor Tudor's replacement.

Antonin Kinsky stepped up and despite Vicario returning from injury for the final two games of the season, the Czech shotstopper was given the nod between the sticks.

Vicario is wanted by Inter Milan this summer

And it may be that we do not see Vicario pulling on the Spurs shirt again, with links with a move back to Italy rife, with Inter Milan heavily tipped to make a move this summer.

GIVEMESPORT senior football correspondent Ben Jacobs said: "I think Tottenham are resigned and almost prepared to endorse as well, certain exits and Vicario probably falls into a category of a mutual parting of ways, because I can foresee a situation where Tottenham go out in the market and try and sign a new number one goalkeeper, and Inter Milan and Vicario is the plot line to keep an eye on there."

The new No.1 Jacobs talks of could be Benfica's Anatoliy Trubin, who has emerged as a potential signing for Spurs, according to A Bola in Portugal.

According to the report, Tottenham have been tracking the 24-year-old shotstopper, with Benfica Insider on X even going on to say that "negotiations between Benfica and Tottenham Hotspur are ongoing".

READ OUR EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH ANATOLIY TRUBIN HERE

Trubin made headlines this season when he scored a dramatic injury-time goal for the Portuguese side against Real Madrid to send them into the UEFA Champions League knockout phase. Their progression was coincidentally at the expense of Marseille, who are the time were managed by De Zerbi.

Trubin thinks De Zerbi is "crazy"

De Zerbi and Trubin have worked together before, at Shakhtar Donetsk, and it seems Trubin would love to play under his former manager once more.

Speaking in a Sky Sports interview Trubin said: "I can say one word about him. Crazy. But he is crazy about football. He opened my eyes to another way of playing football for me, even as a goalkeeper."

Then in conversation with A Bola, Trubin hinted at linking up with De Zerbi once more. "He could still teach me a lot," he said. "There is no player in the world who does not want to play in the Premier League, but I have to continue working hard."

De Zerbi will know, if he tries to sign Trubin, that he has a goalkeeper who already knows exactly how to play his style of football.

Tottenham are looking to get their business done early in the summer transfer window, with a number of players already heavily linked with move to N17.

Spurs have agreements in place to bring free agents Andy Robertson and Marcos Senesi to the club from Liverpool and Bournemouth respectively - moves that will strengthen their backline considerably.

And now they are back in for another player - like Robertson - that they wanted to sign in a previous window in Savinho at Manchester City.

Spurs could have signed Savinho last summer

Tottenham were linked with a move for the Brazilian last summer, but could not get a deal over the line after City eventually blocked his exit. The 22-year-old was understood to be keen on the move, but stayed at the Etihad Stadium and actually put pen to paper on a new deal with the Citizens.

However, he only started seven Premier League games under Pep Guardiola this season and could look for a way out of the club, although a new manager coming in could lead him to re-evaluate and fight for his place.

Tottenham are ready to open talks over a deal to sign the frontman this summer, and the Brazilian remains open to a move to north London, according to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano.

Speaking on his YouTube channel, he said: "Keep an eye again on Tottenham and Savinho. Last summer Tottenham wanted to go all in for Savinho, sent two official bids to Manchester City, but Man City decided not to proceed.

"City were considering going for Rodrygo from Real Madrid and letting Savinho go to Tottenham. Then the Rodrygo deal was not possible and also City decided to trust Savinho and so they offered him a new contract.

Managerial change has not changed Spurs' minds

"But this season for Savinho at Man City has not been easy. He wants to play on a regular basis and now Tottenham are prepared to go for it. Roberto De Zerbi and people at Tottenham want Savinho. So now they are prepared to reopen negotiations with Manchester City. "Tottenham are prepared to open again talks with Manchester City. My understanding is that Savinho was open to joining Tottenham from Manchester City in summer 2025 but at the time city decided to trust him and Savinho was more than happy to sign a new contract.

"But, let me say, if this summer Tottenham and City reach an agreement Savinho will be a Spurs player because the player is quite open to the move even without European football at Tottenham."

The Premier League campaign reached its climax on Sunday night, and both sides of north London ended the season in joyous mood for very different reasons.

Arsenal were crowned champions for the first time since 2004, and lifted the trophy at Selhurst Park after their final game of the season, where they beat Crystal Palace 2-1 ahead of their Champions League final clash against Paris Saint-Germain this coming weekend.

Tottenham, on the other hand, entered the final day knowing they needed to avoid defeat against Everton to cement their Premier League status for another season, and they defeated the Toffees 1-0.

Arsenal and Tottenham Stars Party Together

After being crowned champions, the Gunners went for a lavish night out in Mayfair to treat the non-playing members of staff at the club at a Mediterranean restaurant, according to The Sun.

It's also understood that backroom staff, including workers from Arsenal’s training ground were also invited, along with their loved ones, as the club marked their historic achievement. But while the venue was essentially hired out to keep it private, the party eventually moved on to TAPE nightclub, where Arsenal ran into some familiar faces.

It's understood that while there, Arsenal stars bumped into some players from rival side Tottenham, who were celebrating their survival in the same venue.

Despite the fierce rivalry between the two North London clubs, The Sun report both sets of players partied together into the early hours of the Bank Holiday morning.

Arsenal will now turn their attention to their trip to Budapest, where they will take on reigning French and European champions PSG in the Champions League final on May 30th, as they look to make history by lifting the trophy for the first time in their history.

Arsenal and Spurs Rivalry Still Exists

While the two sets of players may have been partying in the clubs after the season ended, there's no doubting that when they get back on the pitch next season the rivalry will remain as fierce as ever.

We saw this season when they met up that Arsenal were by far the best team, and performances over the campaign have proven that to be true. But Spurs will be desperate to avoid being in the same situation next season, and big changes are expected in the summer as a result.

That should make for an exciting match up next season, and this rivalry can be renewed once more.

Tottenham could pull the plug on a move to sign a free agent in the summer transfer window after concerns have emerged.

Spurs will now be preparing for a busy summer window after they finalise their place in next season's Premier League on the final day.

Tottenham defeated Everton by a single goal to ensure they avoided dropping down to the Championship.

After two dreadful seasons in a row, the summer transfer window is now an opportunity for Spurs to rebuild and strengthen their squad.

Tottenham have already been linked with a host of different moves, and it appears they are targeting the free agent market.

There's no doubt Tottenham need a host of additions, especially with players likely to leave the club.

Tottenham Could Pull Plug on Move

According to a report from Football Insider, Tottenham could now pull the plug on a potential move to sign Roma star Paulo Dybala in the summer transfer window.

Spurs have shown an interest in signing the Argentine international, who was set to become a free agent this summer, but they could now pull the plug on a potential move.

It's claimed that Tottenham have concerns about doing a deal due to fitness issues and his age, and they could now switch to alternative targets.

Dybala has just started 14 times for Roma this season due to injuries, raising concerns about his fitness.

Tottenham are likely to shop in the free agent market, but it appears that a move for Dybala is now unlikely.

Tottenham Plotting Double Free Agent Deal

GIVEMESPORT sources have confirmed that Tottenham are poised to make two new signings after securing their Premier League status.

An agreement is in place for Liverpool defender Andy Robertson to join the club this summer following his departure from Liverpool.

The Scottish defender is set to leave Liverpool on a free following the expiration of his contract.

Tottenham are also hoping to formalise a deal to sign Marcos Senesi in the summer transfer window, with the defender set to leave Bournemouth on a free.

Other clubs are showing an interest in signing Senesi, so Spurs are looking to get a deal done quickly.

Tottenham are poised to make two new signings after securing their Premier League status.

GIVEMESPORT understands an agreement in principle is in place to sign Andy Robertson following his departure from Liverpool. The 32-year-old agreed terms in January, but Liverpool couldn't source a replacement and the Scotland international did not want to leave Anfield unless it also suited the club.

Robertson played his final game for Liverpool on Sunday in a 1-1 draw with Brentford that secured Champions League football for next season.

When Robertson transfer could be confirmed

Spurs are now expected to sign him on a free transfer and the deal could be formalised before Robertson heads off to the World Cup with Scotland.

The signing was always contingent on Spurs staying in the Premier League, with Roberto De Zerbi's side surviving courtesy of a 1-0 win over Everton on the final day.

Robertson is of appeal not only due to his Premier League experience and leadership, but his character as well. He made 378 appearances for Liverpool, scoring 14 times and was one of the most popular players in the dressing room.

Spurs are also favourites to sign Marcos Senesi on a free transfer. The 29-year-old left Bournemouth on a free transfer despite the Cherries qualifying for the Europa League via a sixth-placed finish.

Senesi had informed Bournemouth he wanted a fresh challenge last year and turned down multiple contract offers as a result.

Terms are in place with Spurs with Senesi making it clear to all European suitors his preference is to remain in the Premier League.

Two other clubs have been chasing Senesi

Manchester United have also considered Senesi, while Liverpool have been weighing up whether to enter the race. As it stands, Spurs are hoping to formalise Senesi quickly in order to avoid any surprises.

Senesi has had another outstanding season for Bournemouth making 37 appearances in all competitions and playing a pivotal role in Bournemouth gaining European football for the first time in their history.

Spurs staying up also boosts their chances of Micky van de Ven signing a new deal. Sources have told GMS he's been impressed by Roberto De Zerbi.

However, there remains a realistic chance captain Cristian Romero is sold. Spurs are open to an exit on the right times, with the Argentine defender keen on a move to La Liga.

Tottenham survived in the Premier League thanks to a 1-0 win over Everton on the final day of the season.

A wretched campaign ended on a positive note, with Roberto De Zerbi doing what he was brought to the club to do - rescue the Lilywhites from relegation to the Championship.

Joao Palhinha's goal was the difference on the day and his future at the club will be one up for discussion as attention immediately turns to what the club can do in the summer transfer window to avoid any chance of such a season happening again.

Tottenham hero will have talks over permanent transfer

Palhinha has been on loan from Bayern Munich for the 2025/26 campaign and will return to Germany now the season is over, although De Zerbi has admitted that he "100%" wants to sign him permanently.

Spurs will be in the market for more signings and GIVEMESPORT understands a deal to sign Andy Robertson on a free transfer from Liverpool should go through now their Premier League status is secure.

The Scotland international said goodbye to the Liverpool fans after a 1-1 draw with Brentford on the final day and has an agreement already in place to join Spurs.

And Robertson is set to be joined by another free agent at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in Marcos Senesi.

The Bournemouth defender is out of contract at the Vitality Stadium this summer and is another with whom Spurs came to an agreement over signing, providing they stayed in the Premier League.

According to Italian journalist Matteo Moretto, Senesi has verbally agreed on the move to north London, with a four-year deal on the table.

He said: "Tottenham has verbally agreed on the signing of Marcos Senesi. There is a verbal agreement in progress between the parties, and the London club is already working on a four-year contract for the Argentine defender.

"Spurs are getting ahead of several European giants; even Liverpool showed interest in recent weeks."

Liverpool were weighing up a move for Senesi too, but it looks like De Zerbi has got his man, acting quickly to secure a deal.

Senesi may end up replacing his countryman Cristian Romero in N17, with the Argentinian club captain set to depart this summer. There is a feeling that a mutual parting of ways will take place should the right offer come in for the 28-year-old.

Tottenham's nightmare season has finally come to an end, with their Premier League status confirmed on the final day after a nervous clash with Everton.

Now, the task for Roberto De Zerbi will be to help transform Spurs from bottom-half strugglers back into European contention once again.

That will require plenty of changes over the summer transfer window, with a healthy mixture of exits for a few players and new signings to add quality across every single position.

With the season now over, here's a look at every Tottenham player who may have now played their last game for the North London club.

Cristian Romero

One player who looks certain to leave Tottenham this summer is Cristian Romero, with the club captain continuing to be linked with a possible exit.

Both Barcelona and Atletico Madrid have been linked with Romero, and it remains to be seen which of the Spanish giants could make their move.

The 28-year-old has made 156 appearances for Spurs, with 13 goals and seven assists in that time, but injuries and suspensions have been issues for the Argentinian international this campaign.

Micky van de Ven

Another defender who has been rumoured with an exit is Micky van de Ven, who has shown plenty of quality in his time at Tottenham so far.

With pace to burn, the Dutch centre-back has been linked with a move to Liverpool and Manchester United, though it remains to be seen whether either of the Premier League rivals will position themselves to land him in the coming weeks.

The 25-year-old has three years remaining on his current contract, but he could well force a transfer.

Guglielmo Vicario

A change in goal is expected this summer, as Guglielmo Vicario has been linked with a possible transfer return to Serie A on the cards in the form of Inter Milan.

The shot-stopper has made 31 appearances in the Premier League this season, but there has been criticism for his performances, while Antonin Kinsky ended the season as number one, following an injury to Vicario.

It's unclear how much Spurs could make from selling the Italy international, but an exit remains on the cards.

Yves Bissouma

Yves Bissouma's contract at Tottenham is expiring this summer, and it could be an ideal time for both the player and club to part ways.

The Malian international has made over 100 appearances for Spurs since joining from Brighton, with a career in North London that has been hit by injuries.

A midfield refresh is to be expected, and it would be no surprise to see Bissouma's deal not extended as a result.

Ben Davies

Ben Davies will be remembered as a club legend at Tottenham, but with his deal coming to an end, it may be time for his chapter at the club to come to an end.

Serious injury has kept the experienced star out of action for the latter half of the campaign, with the lack of leadership in his absence seeming quite clear.

The Welsh ace has over 350 appearances for Spurs, and it's unclear whether he will retire and stay in the coaching setup if his deal isn't extended, or if he plans to move elsewhere.

Joao Palhinha

Perhaps the most important piece of business conducted last summer was Joao Palhinha's season-long loan from Bayern Munich.

Few players have delivered moments quite as important as those from the Portuguese midfielder, who has landed some important finishes when it really matters.

While the game-changing impact of Palhinha is clear, what isn't as clear is whether the 30-year-old will return to North London next season.

Randal Kolo Muani

Randal Kolo Muani has been slightly more disappointing since making his loan move to Tottenham from PSG, struggling to make any notable impact.

The versatile striker has scored just five times across all competitions, one of those in the Premier League, without the threat in his performances to back up any possible hint of a return.

Kolo Muani has been linked with Juventus as his next destination, which would be a return to the club he joined on loan last season.

Radu Dragusin

Radu Dragusin's move to Tottenham hasn't quite worked out as many would've hoped, despite some early signs that the defender could be an impressive acquisition.

The Romanian international had interest from Bayern Munich, but his decision to join Spurs came with the promise of more opportunities in the backline.

Having seemingly become fourth-choice behind Van de Ven, Romero, and Kevin Danso, a switch almost certainly seems to be on the cards.

Manor Solomon

Forward Manor Solomon hasn't featured for Tottenham since 2023, and has featured on loan for a host of clubs in the time since.

The 26-year-old has two more years on his deal, but is currently on loan at Fiorentina, who have an option to buy included in the deal that could be activated.

Alfie Devine

Tottenham academy graduate Alfie Devine has impressed on loan at Preston North End, which has led to some interest from other second-tier clubs.

The midfielder has a permanent deal clause in his loan at Preston, but with that sitting at £4.5 million, it's unclear whether the club can afford it.

Devine has made just two appearances for Tottenham, and it looks likely that he will start a new chapter elsewhere this summer.

Alejo Veliz

Striker Alejo Veliz has struggled to make an impact, and is currently on loan at Rosario Central, before he makes a permanent exit from Tottenham.

The 22-year-old has agreed a deal to join Brazilian club Bahia, which will go ahead in June.

Dane Scarlett

Dane Scarlett has been in and out of the Tottenham squad in past years, with the 22-year-old still hoping to have his moment to break into the team.

The striker has spent the second half of the season on loan with Hibernian, where he scored just once, and will return to Spurs with just one year left on his deal.

Scarlett has played 27 times for Spurs, with one goal and three assists for the club.

Tottenham are now set to secure their first signing of the summer after their place in next season's Premier League was confirmed.

The work starts now for Roberto De Zerbi, and Tottenham as they look to head back in the right direction after a dismal few years.

The summer transfer window is the opportunity for them to rebuild and go again, as they can't afford to be battling for relegation anymore.

A host of players are likely to leave the club, but that also means they will bring in a load of new additions.

It could be one of Tottenham's busiest windows in their recent history, as many players will be wanting to leave due to a lack of European football.

Spurs will also need to strengthen after such a poor run, so we could see a number of incomings and outgoings this summer.

Tottenham to Secure First Summer Signing

According to GIVEMESPORT correspondent Ben Jacobs, Liverpool defender Andy Robertson is set to join Tottenham now their Premier League status is secure.

Robertson, described as 'elite', is set to be a free agent, with his contract at Liverpool expiring.

The Scottish international said goodbye to Liverpool fans at Anfield on Sunday, with him and Mohamed Salah both leaving the club.

Tottenham looked to secure Robertson earlier in the year, but with Spurs battling to stay in the Premier League, a deal wasn't guaranteed.

Strong Start to Window for Tottenham

Securing the signature of Robertson on a free transfer is a strong start to the summer transfer window for Tottenham.

The Scottish left-back will bring plenty of Premier League experience to the club and a winning mentality after securing a host of trophies during his time at Anfield.

Although he is coming to the end of his career, there is no doubt he can still offer something in the Premier League, both on and off the pitch.

Tottenham certainly can't stop there, though, as they need to bring in a host of players all over the pitch in order to head back in the right direction.

Tottenham are preparing for life after Cristian Romero, as TeamTalk has reported that the club are making moves behind the scenes to help facilitate an exit.

The centre-back has been with the North London club since 2022, growing into an important presence in the backline in the four years he has spent there.

The 28-year-old has made over 150 appearances for Spurs, in which he became club captain and led the team to Europa League glory last year.

However, frustrations have grown with Romero, as Tottenham's scare with Premier League relegation has only highlighted concerns with the Argentina international.

Even with survival confirmed, it appears as though the club captain is now set for an exit, with clubs circling a possible deal.

Tottenham Ready To Sell Cristian Romero

Romero's potential exit comes as little surprise, but TeamTalk reports that Tottenham are actively making moves to help push through a deal this summer.

It's claimed that Spurs have instructed intermediaries to complete a move, with the relationship internally between the club and player described as "strained" after recent weeks.

That comes after controversy behind the scenes between Romero and Tottenham, after reports claimed he would be in Argentina over the weekend to watch his boyhood club Belgrano take on River Plate in an important fixture, with the title on the line.

However, the defender made a return to England and was present for his club's final match of the season against Everton, which saw the Lilywhites avoid relegation in tense circumstances.

Romero's possible exit comes despite the importance that Roberto De Zerbi outlined for the centre-back when he initially took the job at Tottenham.

Speaking to NBC Sports in April, the Spurs manager said: "I think Cuti is crucial for us, crucial for Tottenham as a club. He is the captain, he is maybe the most important player in our squad, and to achieve our goal, we need the best of Romero."

Atletico Madrid have been described as the most likely destination, while Barcelona have also been linked with a switch for the star.

Tottenham Need Defensive Reinforcements

While Romero looks set to make an exit this summer, he may not be the only Tottenham star from the backline who could leave the club.

Micky van de Ven is a defender in-demand, having been linked with a move to Liverpool and Manchester United, while Radu Dragusin is another player who could leave.

That means reinforcements are needed, with Marcos Senesi set to join Tottenham as the first signing of the summer after agreeing a deal so long as relegation was avoided.

With no European football, there is less need to sign quite as many options for depth, but another starting defender would be needed to bolster the team.

It remains to be seen who will be in contention, with clear upgrades needed across the squad.

Tottenham manager Roberto De Zerbi has revealed a very telling conversation he had with Djed Spence leading up to their game against Everton on Sunday.

Spurs secured their place in next season's Premier League after a 1-0 victory over Everton on Sunday.

West Ham United managed a 3-0 win over Leeds, but it meant little after De Zerbi's side secured all three points.

It's been an incredibly disappointing season for Tottenham, but they can take some pleasure in knowing they showed a lot more fight under De Zerbi over the last few months.

That doesn't excuse the dismal few years they've had. There is no doubt that a lot needs to change at the North London club if they want to head back in the right direction.

Speaking after the game, manager De Zerbi revealed that Tottenham defender Spence came into his office on Saturday to say that he wanted to play, despite suffering a broken jaw against Chelsea in the previous game.

Spence said that De Zerbi is always talking about character and courage, before confirming that he is there if the manager needs him.

It's incredibly telling that Spence made an effort to go and see De Zerbi and tell him that he wanted to play the game.

The Tottenham defender could have easily ruled himself out due to his injury, but he showed the character and courage to pull on the shirt and try to help Tottenham avoid relegation.

Journalist David Ornstein revealed earlier this week that Spence suffered a broken jaw after a collision with Liam Delap.

Despite the injury, Ornstein suggested that Spence would still be available to play but would likely wear a protective mask.

Tottenham Need Characters Like Spence

Tottenham need characters like Spence going forward if they want to drag themselves away from the relegation zone and into the top half.

There are many players in the world of football who would have decided not to play in such a crucial game, trying to avoid the pressure of a relegation battle with an easy excuse due to their injury.

Instead, Spence was willing to put his body on the line and continue playing, helping Tottenham secure a place in next season's Premier League.

​​​​​​​It's hugely positive news that Tottenham fans can realise they have characters like Spence in the dressing room, and hopefully, it's a positive going forward.