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Manchester City are keen to sign Tottenham Hotspur defender Pedro Porro this summer, according to reports in Spain.

The 26-year-old joined Spurs on loan from Sporting CP in January 2023 before signing a permanent deal for around £35million the following summer. He still has two years remaining on his contract at the club.

City are looking at more fresh additions this summer with Enzo Maresca poised to take charge of the club after Pep Guardiola announced his exit last week.

Spurs survived in the Premier League on the final day of the season and are now keen to build under Roberto De Zerbi after putting faith in the Italian to get them out of relegation trouble.

Spurs set £50m price tag for Man City target Pedro Porro

According to Spanish outlet AS, City have already made contact to begin work on a deal to sign Porro. Spurs have set his value at £50million but they would prefer not to sell him at all.

It was reported in February that ex-Spurs boss Thomas Frank believed Porro was the only ‘elite’ player in the squad during his time in charge of the North London club.

Tottenham have held talks with the defender to try and extend his contract but so far no agreement has been reached and City are circling.

The Etihad Stadium club would prefer to get a deal done as quickly as possible and would like to secure an agreement before the World Cup. Porro will travel to the tournament with Spain after being named in the international squad.

Porro spent three years under contract at City between 2019 and 2022 but never made a competitive appearance. He was sent out on loan to Valladolid and Sporting CP before joining the latter permanently.

Pedro Porro can offer something different for Man City

Matheus Nunes has established himself as City's first-choice right-back despite initially arriving at the club as a midfielder.

Porro would provide strong competition for the position but there is no certainty he would dislodge Nunes from the right-back spot.

The Tottenham defender is impressive going forward and according to statistics from Data MB, his crossing, expected assists and progressive passes outshine Nunes.

However, Nunes has won a higher percentage of his defensive duels while the City man also has much better success with aerial duels and ball carrying.

Porro could be tempted by the lure of playing in the Champions League again, with Spurs failing to qualify for any form of European football.

If he was to join, he would be able to offer incoming manager Maresca something different to Nunes. His attacking contributions could prove invaluable to City, as the defender has the ability to further service the prolific Erling Haaland.

Arne Slot is pushing Liverpool to get a deal done for Tottenham Hotspur star Micky Van de Ven this summer to take advantage of their woes, according to Sports Boom.

The Reds had a difficult season in 2025/26 as they finished fifth in the Premier League with 13 defeats and over 50 goals conceded, while they also went trophyless, just a year after winning the Premier League title.

Tottenham, on the other hand, avoided relegation on the final day of the season by defeating Everton, and have already moved quickly in the market to strengthen the squad, with deals agreed for Andy Robertson and Marcos Senesi. But now Liverpool are considering testing their resolve to keep a top star.

Liverpool Consider Van de Ven Bid

Van de Ven, who has been described as 'world-class', has been heavily linked with a move away from north London this summer after their poor performances.

The Netherlands international is understood to be a fan of the Anfield club and would prioritise a move to Merseyside over any other, and Slot is keen to strengthen his defensive options with big question marks surrounding the future of Ibrahima Konate.

Jeremy Jacquet will be arriving after a deal was pre-agreed in January, but Slot is now pushing the club to make a significant bid for the Tottenham star to further strengthen their options with Virgil Van Dijk turning 35 before the new season starts, and Joe Gomez potentially on his way out too.

Van de Ven is understood to be open to a move away from the club, although he is unlikely to push now after enjoying his time under Roberto De Zerbi. Tottenham are braced for interest, however, and would demand 'big money' to let him leave after avoiding a drop down to the Championship.

De Zerbi wants to keep the 25-year-old, but accepts some members of his squad may look to move on to play European football, including Van de Ven.

Van de Ven Would Be Perfect for Liverpool

Liverpool need to prioritise strengthening their defence this summer, and a player like Van de Ven would be a real statement of intent.

While he struggled this year at Spurs, so did everyone else, and he has shown his quality in recent seasons in the Premier League and Champions League. He's a weapon in both boxes at set-pieces, is incredibly quick, and can also play at left-back if necessary, which helps too.

Spurs obviously won't make it easy for them to take him, but Liverpool have shown in the past that they aren't afraid to splash the cash if they deem it necessary, and this should be one of those instances.

Tottenham Hotspur are making a concrete offer to sign West Ham United star Crysencio Summerville this summer, according to news outlet VI.

Spurs avoided relegation at the expense of Summerville and the Hammers on the final day of the season, claiming a 1-0 win over Everton in the Premier League, and now Roberto De Zerbi is looking to strengthen his squad to ensure they're not in that situation again.

The club are keen to bolster their attacking options after scoring just 48 goals in their 38 Premier League games, and the east London club have been targeted as a result of their drop down into the second tier.

Tottenham Making Offer for Summerville

Summerville, who has been described as 'electric', enjoyed a fine campaign for the Hammers despite their relegation, and his form is understood to have alerted several clubs to his availability following relegation.

Tottenham showed an interest in the Dutch winger during the January window but were told he was not available, with both clubs battling against the drop, but now they are ready to return and resurrect their interest by making a concrete offer, according to journalist Joost Blaauwhof, via Sport Witness.

Summerville has been called up to the Netherlands squad for the World Cup and is not expected to make a decision on his future before then. However, it is noted that he is 'dreaming of a big transfer' this summer.

Serie A giants Roma are also targeting the 24-year-old winger in the upcoming window, with Gian Piero Gasperini making him his number one target to strengthen their attack. Roma qualified for the Champions League too, which could give them an edge in negotiations, although Spurs will make a play to convince him to stay in London.

It's unclear how much West Ham would demand to let Summerville leave, but having signed him for £25m last summer, it's likely to be around that figure once again.

Summerville a Perfect Tottenham Signing

Tottenham know that they need to find new attacking options that can improve them, and Summerville certainly ticks that box.

The club are also understood to be keen on a move for Man City star Savinho, showing that they mean business, and they have already agreed free transfer moves for both Andy Robertson and Marcos Senesi. De Zerbi wants players in early, and the club are backing him.

Summerville is someone who can come in and immediately make an impact, while also knowing that he must be patient to earn his place. De Zerbi wants direct players who can disorganise defences, and there aren't many better in the Premier League at that price, so this deal feels like a no-brainer.

Tottenham Hotspur are hopeful of sealing a deal to sign Manchester City star Savinho this summer, and he wants to join to play under Roberto De Zerbi, according to Football Insider.

Spurs avoided relegation from the Premier League on the final day of the season thanks to a 1-0 win over Everton, and the club have already agreed two deals to strengthen the squad this summer, with Andy Robertson and Marcos Senesi expected to join on a free transfer from Liverpool and Bournemouth, respectively.

But the club are also keen to bolster their forward options heading into the new season to ensure they're not facing the same predicament again, and the Brazilian has emerged as a target.

Savinho Wants to Sign for Tottenham

Savinho, who has been described as 'extraordinary', has struggled to make himself a regular in the Man City team since arriving from Troyes in 2024, and is now understood to be ready to move away in order to play more regularly.

Spurs were keen to sign the 22-year-old last summer, but City pushed to keep him as part of Pep Guardiola's squad, and convinced him to sign a new long-term contract once the transfer window closed. However, he still managed just 821 minutes of Premier League action this season, and a move away now looks likely.

It's understood that Savinho is very open to a move to Tottenham this summer, and the prospect of playing under De Zerbi is believed to be a big factor in his thinking.

Enzo Maresca is set to take over at Man City this summer, and it remains to be seen if he views the Brazil international as part of his plans. But with Guardiola gone, it's believed that one of the biggest hurdles for the deal last year has now been removed.

Savinho is ready to push on his end to make a deal happen as he looks to play more regularly, and Spurs are ready to do what they can to add him to their squad.

Savinho Could Be Ideal De Zerbi Winger

This season, De Zerbi had to make do with limited attacking options due to injuries and stylistic clashes, but he managed to avoid the drop. Now, he will be fully backed in the window, and forwards are likely to be a priority.

Richarlison looks likely to be on the move, while Xavi Simons will be sidelined until 2027 after rupturing his ACL last month. There are also question marks over the long-term fitness of Dejan Kulusevski, and the future of Mathys Tel.

So bringing in a forward like Savinho, who loves to run at opponents and has a lethal left foot, could be the perfect addition for Spurs as they look to get back to being one of the top clubs in the division.

Tottenham Hotspur's transfer picture looks much brighter heading into the summer after Roberto De Zerbi secured their survival in the Premier League.

The north London outfit are already moving forward with strengthening their squad. Liverpool defender Andy Robertson has agreed to join the club once his Anfield contract expires next month.

Spurs need to freshen up their squad after finishing 17th in the top flight for two consecutives campaigns. They will hope their injury problems will not be as momentous next season.

With the World Cup approaching, several clubs are looking to get some early business done before the tournament in Canada, Mexico and the United States takes centre stage.

Tottenham weigh up Marcus Rashford move

Spurs have discussed the possibility of signing Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford, according to the Daily Mail.

Talks are planned between Rashford and the Red Devils as he seeks more clarity on his future.

The England international spent the most recent campaign on loan at Barcelona, with the Spanish club retaining a £26million option to buy the player.

However, the La Liga champions have so far been reluctant to trigger that option as they would prefer another loan. Barca have agreed a deal to sign Anthony Gordon from Newcastle United and are keen to sign another striker following Robert Lewandowski's departure.

Rashford would prefer to remain with Barcelona but Spurs, along with Aston Villa and Arsenal, are reported to have discussed the potential of signing him this summer.

The 28-year-old is on £325,000-a-week at Old Trafford but it was reported last week he had agreed to take a pay cut to force through a move to Barca.

Marcus Rashford would be a huge addition to Tottenham attack

Rashford, who Gordon labelled as 'one of the best players in the world', would seriously upgrade Tottenham's attack for next season if Spurs intensified their interest in the United academy graduate.

Richarlison was the North London club's top-scorer in 2025/26 with 12 goals. Tottenham's next two best scorers were centre-back Micky van de Ven and defensive midfielder João Palhinha - with seven each.

Meanwhile, Rashford claimed 14 goals and 14 assists in 49 games in all competitions for Barca. He helped sealed the La Liga title for the club with a stunning free-kick against Real Madrid in a 2-0 victory that clinched top spot.

He impressed in the early months of his loan spell at the club, with manager Hansi Flick hailing him as 'unbelievable'. After an impressive start, Rashford did spend some time on the bench, starting just 18 league games.

With Spurs, he would likely be a more regular starter and help provide greater threat to their attack. Rashford had been expected to remain in Spain but now a surprise Premier League return cannot be ruled out.

Tottenham Hotspur have agreed a deal to sign Bournemouth star Marcos Senesi, with a contract to be signed soon, according to journalist Rudy Galetti.

The Lilywhites avoided disaster on the final day of the Premier League season by claiming all three points against Everton, keeping them in the division and maintaining their status as an ever-present club in the top-flight since it's inception in 1992.

Now manager Roberto De Zerbi is keen to make big additions to his squad in the upcoming summer transfer window to improve the team, and ensure that is a scenario they are never in again.

Tottenham Agree Deal for Senesi

Senesi, who has been described as 'outstanding', is set to become a free agent at the end of June when his Bournemouth contract expires, and he is understood to be a target for a number of top clubs.

But after months of talks with the north London club, Spurs have now won the race for his signature, with the Argentina international making a final decision over his future.

Senesi has now agreed all terms over his contract and is expected to formally put pen to paper on his deal in the coming days, with Galetti describing the deal as 'done'.

The 29-year-old is expected to be named in Argentina's World Cup squad for the tournament this summer, where he will be alongside Cristian Romero, who is expected to depart Tottenham this summer after months of speculation.

Senesi will join the club alongside Andy Robertson, who is expected to sign after leaving Liverpool when his contract expires this summer, after a deal that was initially agreed in January collapsed.

Tottenham Active in the Market for De Zerbi

Spurs' troubles this season came with injuries and struggling attackers, but defensively the team was poor too, and it was a big reason why they found themselves in the position they were in.

De Zerbi has clearly noticed that too, and by making his first two signings experienced defenders who know the Premier League well, he has made a statement about what he felt he needed, and how urgently they were needed.

Tottenham can now turn their attention towards strengthening the attack, but it's a big statement for them to beat off the stiff competition for Senesi's signature as early on as they have managed to.

Tottenham Hotspur are moving swiftly with their rebuild under Roberto De Zerbi after surviving in the Premier League.

Last weekend's 1-0 victory over Everton kept Spurs in the top flight and their summer plans are already taking shape.

Departing Liverpool defender Andy Robertson has agreed to make the move to North London to provide experience and leadership to the dressing room.

He is out of contract with the Reds at the end of next month and will join Tottenham on a free transfer.

Spurs had attempted to bring the Scotland international on board in January but Liverpool did not want to let him go due to a high number of injuries at the time.

Robertson is set to the be one of the first signings of a busy transfer window for Spurs, as De Zerbi has his eye on several Premier League players.

Tottenham want Brighton defender Jan Paul van Hecke

De Zerbi is keen to reunite with centre-back Jan Paul van Hecke, according to The Independent.

Van Hecke played under the Italian at Brighton and Hove Albion, with De Zerbi hailing the defender as 'incredible' after he penned a fresh contract with the Seagulls in 2023.

That deal is set to expire in 12 months, putting Spurs in a strong position to try and sign the Dutchman on a cut-price deal.

Last summer, Van Hecke had been the subject of transfer speculation but opted to remain on the south coast. With his contract now ticking down, Brighton could feel it is the perfect time to cash in on the 'excellent' defender before they potentially lose him for free next summer.

He has made 106 appearances in the Premier League, scoring four goals and providing four assists.

Micky van de Ven wants to remain at Tottenham

The same report outlines that Micky van de Ven is keen to remain at the club after securing survival on the final day.

Club captain Cristian Romero is poised to leave the club this summer and Van Hecke could be the perfect replacement.

Van Hecke and Van de Ven already know each other well after coming through the youth set-up at the Netherlands together.

They played a number of matches alongside each other at Under-21 level and have played together five times at senior international level.

De Zerbi is keen to sign the player he already knows well to try and implement his style of football in North London.

Spurs have finished 17th two seasons in a row and the club hierarchy simply must react accordingly to allow the club to challenge for European football again.

They are "fully willing to back De Zerbi" as he gets working on his transfer plans with hopes of taking the club forward.

Tottenham have reached a verbal agreement to secure a new signing amid reports that a hijack could take place, according to Fabrizio Romano.

Spurs don't appear to have stopped working since the Premier League season finished, and it's no surprise after such a disappointing campaign.

Roberto De Zerbi's side managed to avoid relegation from the top flight, but work has now begun on strengthening the squad.

Tottenham won't want to be celebrating their survival for too long, if at all, as there is no doubt they need to bring in reinforcements desperately.

It wasn't just the 2025-26 season that was a disappointment. The previous year, they also finished 17th in the Premier League, so there are certainly underlying issues with the North London club.

Tottenham Reach Verbal Transfer Agreement

According to a report from Italian journalist Romano, Tottenham have now reached a verbal agreement to sign Liverpool defender Andy Robertson ahead of the summer transfer window.

A deal is expected to be signed soon, despite Italian side Juventus trying to hijack the move recently.

Robertson, described as 'elite', is set to be a free agent after his departure from Liverpool was confirmed.

GIVEMESPORT correspondent Ben Jacobs reported that a deal for Robertson was in place, but there were concerns after Juventus tried to hijack the deal.

Tottenham Plotting Double Free Agent Transfer

Robertson isn't the only player Tottenham are trying to sign on a free transfer in the summer window.

GIVEMESPORT sources have confirmed that Tottenham are hoping to do a double deal to bring Bournemouth defender Marcos Senesi to the club alongside Robertson.

It's certainly a strong start to the window for Spurs, especially considering they haven't had to fork out a penny in terms of transfer fees.

Tottenham are likely to spend significantly alongside that, so it could be an incredibly busy window for De Zerbi's side.

It wouldn't be a surprise to see plenty of departures, too, after they failed to qualify for European football.

Tottenham Hotspur breathed a huge sigh of relief last weekend as they secured their Premier League status with a 1-0 win over Everton.

Relegation to the Championship would have been nothing short of a disaster for Spurs but the club can now start planning for another season of top-flight football.

Roberto De Zerbi's side stayed up at the expense of London rivals West Ham United, who head back to the second tier after 14 years in the Premier League.

The club's relegation is set to trigger an exodus of several big-name stars. The Hammers need to raise at least £100million from player sales and cut down their wage bill.

Tottenham eye move for Aaron Wan-Bissaka

One Irons player strongly linked with an exit is Aaron Wan-Bissaka. It was reported in recent days that Everton were eyeing a cut-price £10million deal for the defender as they seek to bolster their options at right-back.

Wan-Bissaka is on a reported £90,000-a-week at West Ham. His wages mean the Irons are open to selling the ex-Manchester United player.

However, the Toffees are not alone in the race for the 28-year-old.

According to TEAMtalk, Spurs are keen on the player and have actively expressed an interest. They are said to admire his 'defensive reliability and versatility'.

Wan-Bissaka has been a regular under several managers at West Ham since his £15million move in 2024. He is under contract at the London Stadium until 2031, having penned a seven-year deal when he joined the club.

The defender is poised to feature at the World Cup this summer having been named in DR Congo's 26-man squad. They will face Portugal, Colombia and Uzbekistan in the group stage.

Tottenham must be shrewd in summer transfer window

Tottenham qualified for the Champions League last campaign after winning the Europa League in 2025. However, there has been no alternative route into Europe for the North London outfit this time around.

It means Spurs will need to be shrewd in the transfer market as they will head into the 2026/27 campaign without any guaranteed income from European competitions.

Wan-Bissaka has made 233 appearances in the Premier League and will provide reliability and experience if Spurs were to bring him on board.

And for the price of just £10million, it is a deal that represents good value for the North London club.

Pedro Porro is Spurs' current first-choice right-back while Djed Spence can provide cover in the position, although he is primarily a left-back.

Wan-Bissaka could provide strong competition for places if he was to make the short move across London while also being a highly-dependable back-up to Porro.

The Tottenham Hotspur owners have released a short statement in response to the disappointing 2025/26 season that ultimately ended on a positive note with the club avoiding relegation to the Championship on the final day of the campaign.

A disastrous Premier League season, in which Spurs had three different head coaches, ended with a minuscule amount of positivity with the win over Everton ensuring the Lilywhites were not relegated from the top flight for the first time in nearly 50 years.

The Lewis Family, who own and run the club, have come in for plenty of criticism throughout not only this season, but previous seasons, with protests after the final whistle against Everton aimed at the ownership.

Lewis Family send clear message of intent

But in a message to the supporters, the Lewis Family have pledged their allegiance to the cause, stating they have no intention of selling the club.

The statement read: "To the fans. As owners of 25 years, we have lived the highs and lows of Spurs with you.

"Finishing 17th this and last season does not reflect the stature or potential of this football club. We are bitterly disappointed and share your frustration. You, and we, expect more than this. We know this must never happen again.

"Our approach to running the club is, and has been, to trust the experts to do that, while backing them to be successful. The problems we found were deeper than we realised and were allowed to build over the last few years. We know that has eroded trust and we have to win that back. As owners, we take ultimate responsibility for the situation in which the club finds itself.

"We also take responsibility for rebuilding Spurs. Our ambition is to recapture the spirit of the club and bring back the excitement, the fearlessness and the bold football we have always felt defined us. That means football comes first. The Board and Executive team have laid out their plans to meet this ambition."

Lewis Family are planning for the future

The move was made, with seven games of the season to go, to sack interim head coach Igor Tudor and bring in Roberto De Zerbi on a permanent deal in the hope the Italian could save the club from relegation.

He duly did that, but he will now require the full backing of the baord to ensure such a season never happens again and that he can push Spurs up the Premier League table where they belong next season and beyond.

And the Lewises say they are committed to doing just that.

The statement continued: "This will require investment - in our teams, the academy, our backroom functions and more - and we are fully committed to this. We are not selling the club. We are all in. We are investing in it. You will see more of this in the coming months.

"We care deeply about Spurs. The rebuild the club needs, and you deserve, has begun. The change required is deep. It will take time and commitment, but change is happening.

"We know that actions will speak louder than words."