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A Belgian international, who Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly keen on signing, has once again showcased why he could be a generational talent.

There is a lot of uncertainty at Spurs ahead of the summer window, with the club still not assured of their place in the Premier League next season.

Spurs Web has relayed reports suggesting that Tottenham are making two distinct plans for the summer window, depending on whether they avoid relegation or not.

The Lilywhites will likely want to reinforce their attack in the summer. One of the names on their wishlist is a Belgian international who has scored 16 goals and provided 13 assists this term.

Mika Godts shows why Tottenham want him with world-class goal

It has been reported that Ajax’s Mika Godts has been scouted by Tottenham on multiple occasions this season, and the North London club would have undoubtedly been impressed by the 20-year-old’s progress.

The left-winger has emerged as one of the standout players in the Eredivisie this season, tearing defences to shreds with his dribbling and his quality in the final third.

Godts has now served another reminder of his quality by scoring a goal of the season contender in Ajax’s 2-0 win over NAC Breda, which would not have gone unnoticed at the North London club.

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The youngster picked up the ball in his own half, before dribbling past three defenders, who he beat twice, before also rounding the goalkeeper to finish into an empty net. Watch Godts’ recent solo goal below:

Will Ajax increase their asking price for Godts?

It was reported in the January window that Ajax valued the 20-year-old at £40m amid interest from Spurs.

The update added that should such an offer arrive from the North London club or any of Godts’ other suitors, the Eredivisie club ‘will of course immediately say yes’.

However, the Belgian international has continued his excellent run of form since then and looks set to play a big part in this summer’s World Cup, which could potentially lead to Ajax increasing their asking price for their star man.

Tottenham Hotspur may miss out on a deal to sign Andy Robertson this summer despite suggestions that they have an agreement in place with the Liverpool star.

Liverpool blocked the 31-year-old’s switch to Spurs during the January window, but the Lilywhites have done some groundwork for a summer deal after the left-back confirmed he will be leaving Anfield when his contract runs out.

It was reported by Fabrizio Romano earlier this month that Robertson had already verbally agreed to join Spurs in the summer as long as the Lilywhites remain in the Premier League.

However, the Tottenham target has also allegedly held talks with Celtic, and another club has now joined the race for his services.

Atletico Madrid looking to beat Tottenham to Andy Robertson

According to The Daily Record, Atletico Madrid have reignited their interest in the Liverpool star after hearing of his plans to leave the Merseyside club.

The report explains that the La Liga club explored a move for Robertson during last summer’s transfer window, and they are now set to revive their pursuit 12 months on.

Manager Diego Simeone is a fan of the Scotland international and has told the Colchoneros hierarchy to bring the experienced full-back to the Metropolitano Stadium.

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However, the report adds that while Atletico have the financial muscle to offer Robertson a lucrative deal, the move would need to suit the 31-year-old and his young family.

A move to Celtic is deemed unlikely for Robertson

The Daily Record back up what other sources have reported by stating that Tottenham are ‘already at the table’ for the Liverpool star, but a move to N17 would be contingent on the club remaining in the Premier League.

The outlet points out that Robertson has always said that he would love to play for Celtic, having supported the Glasgow giants growing up.

However, it is suggested a move to Celtic Park is ‘looking less likely’ for the Scotland international, who is generating plenty of interest from Europe’s top-five leagues.

Tottenham Hotspur are ready to make an ambitious move to beat one of the biggest clubs in Europe to a Manchester United forward.

It has been widely reported that Spurs are ready to undertake an ambitious rebuild of the squad this summer if they stay in the Premier League.

Roberto De Zerbi has been handed plenty of power to shape the Tottenham squad ahead of his first full season in charge in North London.

It has now emerged that the Lilywhites are ready to reinforce their forward line by making an experienced wide-forward, who has scored 13 goals and provided 13 assists across all competitions this season.

Tottenham could take advantage of Barcelona’s indecision to sign Marcus Rashford

According to Sport, Spurs are showing an interest in securing the services of Marcus Rashford if they remain in the Premier League.

The 28-year-old has thrived on loan at Camp Nou this summer, but his future remains up in the air ahead of the summer window.

Barcelona have an option to sign Rashford permanently for £26m from Old Trafford this summer, but the Catalan club’s hierarchy has not yet decided if they will activate it.

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Spurs’ interest in the England international is described as ‘genuine’, with the Premier League side looking to take advantage of the La Liga club’s indecision to push through a deal for the forward.

Why Spurs may struggle to secure the services of Rashford

The 28-year-old’s current deal is worth £300,000-a-week, and if he demands that Tottenham match that salary, he would become far and away the highest-paid player in Spurs’ books.

While reports indicate that Tottenham are ready to remove their self-imposed wage cap this summer, it remains to be seen if they would be able to reach an agreement with Rashford.

Additionally, Spurs will not have any European football next season, and may thus not find it easy to convince the Man United man that he can fulfil his ambitions at N17.

Tottenham Hotspur head to Villa Park looking to build on a crucial win, with past visits offering a hint of encouragement ahead of another high-stakes clash.

Tottenham Hotspur will be glad to have secured their first win of 2026 in their last Premier League outing against Wolverhampton Wanderers.

It was a 1-0 victory that came from a late Joao Palhinha strike – one that ensured Tottenham remain two points away from 17th-place West Ham United.

However, with four games still to play and Spurs still in the bottom three, Roberto De Zerbi’s men need to secure more victories if they are to keep their Premier League survival hopes alive.

Tottenham vs Aston Villa head-to-head record at Villa Park

Up next for Tottenham is another away trip, this time to Villa Park, where they will take on Unai Emery’s Aston Villa.

The last time these two met in the league, back on matchday eight, Aston Villa claimed all three points despite Spurs taking the lead inside five minutes, with goals from Emi Buendía and Morgan Rogers turning the game around.

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Now, with Spurs at risk of relegation, they cannot afford any more slip-ups, making it vital for them to get a result against Unai Emery’s side this weekend.

Nonetheless, a look at the head-to-head record when Tottenham have visited Villa Park suggests that victory is possible, with Spurs winning eight of the last ten meetings, while Villa have managed just two wins in that period.

It is worth noting, however, that Villa’s victories have come in more recent meetings.

Spurs must capitalise as Forest and West Ham face tough fixtures

While the head-to-head record offers some encouragement for Tottenham, Spurs will still need to keep an eye on results involving their relegation rivals.

West Ham United are set to take on Brentford away from home, while Nottingham Forest face Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.

These are significant fixtures for both sides, who are up against teams chasing European spots. Should either slip up, Tottenham must be ready to capitalise, making a victory on Sunday even more important.

Journalist Mark Brus has revealed how much progress Tottenham Hotspur have made in their efforts to sign Marcos Senesi on a free transfer.

Tottenham are reportedly making two distinct plans for the summer window, as the club are still not sure if they will be in the Premier League next season.

In fact, they have already started working on some deals ahead of the window. It has been widely reported over recent weeks that Tottenham had moved into pole position to land Senesi after holding talks with his representatives.

The centre-back’s deal at Bournemouth runs out in June, and Florian Plettenberg even claimed last week that Spurs had reached an agreement in principle with the Bournemouth centre-back, subject to them remaining in the Premier League.

Marcos Senesi has not agreed a move to Tottenham despite ‘advanced talks’

Mark Brus has revealed in his column on CaughtOffside that a deal to take the Argentine to N17 is far from agreed just yet.

He confirmed that Tottenham have indeed touched base with Senesi’s representatives and has held ‘advanced talks’ with the player after he informed Bournemouth that he will not sign a new deal at the Vitality Stadium.

However, the centre-back has not agreed a deal with any club yet, and he will not greenlight a move to Tottenham until the club secures its place in the Premier League.

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The journalist revealed that one source told him about the Cherries star’s future: “It’s not agreed yet. Spurs are in advanced talks, they’re really keen on the player, but no final decision yet.”

Two Premier League giants are also eyeing moves for Senesi

Brus goes on to explain that the centre-back may be leaning towards a move to North London if Roberto De Zerbi’s men stay up, but other Premier League sides are still in the race.

Liverpool want to add a centre-back to their squad, even if Ibrahima Konate stays and signs a new contract, and the Bournemouth star is on their wishlist.

Man United are also keen to reinforce their backline this summer, and they are also keeping an eye on Senesi’s situation.

Tottenham Hotspur have no time to waste if they want to be successful in their pursuit of one of the best young centre-backs in Serie A.

With neither Cristian Romero nor Micky van de Ven guaranteed to be at Spurs next season, Roberto De Zerbi’s backline may look completely different next season.

While Luka Vuskovic’s return may solve some of Tottenham’s problems, De Zerbi may want to add some experience to his backline ahead of his first full season in charge.

Spurs have reportedly turned their attention to a Sassuolo defender, but they have already fallen behind in the transfer race.

Inter Milan now in pole position to beat Tottenham to Tarik Muharemovic

Reports over recent weeks have indicated that Spurs are ready to push ahead with a move for Tarik Muharemovic, who has established a reputation as one of the best young defenders in Italian football over the last two years.

It was suggested recently that Inter Milan could challenge Tottenham for the Sassuolo star, who is valued at €25m (£21.7m), and it appears that the Nerrazzurri have now taken the lead in the transfer race.

This is according to Gazzetta dello Sport, who report that Inter have taken a ‘decisive and definitive’ step towards signing the Bosnian international.

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The outlet claims that the Serie A giants are now in pole position to land Muharemovic after reaching ‘a draft agreement’ with the player’s entourage.

Inter have identified the 23-year-old as their top target to replace Alessandro Bastoni and are ready to offer the youngster a five-year deal at the San Siro.

A move to the Premier League remains on the cards for Muharemovic

Interestingly, Gazzetta dello Sport also spoke to Sassuolo CEO Giovanni Carnevali about the centre-back’s future, and he suggested that a move to England could still be on the cards for the player.

Carnevali told the outlet about Muharemovic’s future: “If a Premier League club were to arrive, his valuation would change.”

Additionally, the publication points out that Juventus hold a 50 per cent sell-on clause on the Bosnia international, which means that the Bianconeri could sign him for half the fee that the defender’s other suitors have to pay.

Alan Shearer believes that the latest updates coming out of Tottenham Hotspur will affect their chances of staying in the Premier League.

Tottenham picked up their first win of the calendar year at Wolves on Saturday, with substitute Joao Palhinha’s 82nd-minute strike proving the difference between the sides.

However, the win was not enough to take Spurs out of the drop zone, with West Ham’s stoppage-time winner against Everton ensuring that the Hammers maintain their two-point lead over their London rivals.

Opta’s Supercomputer considers Tottenham big favourites to be relegated, with the Lilywhites appearing to be running out of games to secure their Premier League status.

Alan Shearer expects West Ham to stay up at Tottenham’s expense

Tottenham have lost Xavi Simons to an ACL injury, with the attacking midfielder not expected to return until 2027.

Shearer believes that Dutchman and Dominic Solanke’s injuries against Wolves may give Nuno Espirito Santo’s side the edge over the North Londoners in the race to avoid the drop.

The Newcastle legend said on the Rest is Football podcast: “I think West Ham might stay up. I still think, I mean, Tottenham had a couple of injuries as well yesterday, didn’t they? [Dominic] Solanke went off injured. [Xavi] Simons went off injured.”

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Roberto De Zerbi remains confident of Spurs’ survival chances

Speaking after his side’s 1-0 win over Wolves, De Zerbi suggested that Solanke’s injury is not serious, with Tottenham fans still waiting for an official update from the club about the England international.

In his post-match press conference, De Zerbi insisted that he believes Spurs can stay up, given the quality they have at their disposal.

A well-renowned sporting director has allegedly turned down Tottenham’s approach as the Lilywhites hunt for a replacement for Fabio Paratici.

It has been widely reported over the past few days that Sebastian Kehl has emerged as Tottenham’s top target for the sporting director role ahead of the summer window.

Multiple sources have suggested that Spurs want Kehl to work together with Johan Lange to rebuild their squad this summer, but the former Dortmund director is yet to make a decision on his next step.

Dougie Freedman and Paul Winstanley have also reportedly been considered by Spurs, and it has now emerged that the Lilywhites had previously failed with a move for a 51-year-old Dutchman.

Dennis te Kloese turned down the chance to become Tottenham’s sporting director

Dennis te Kloese, who has served as Feyenoord’s general manager and technical director for the past four years, is set to part ways with the Dutch club this summer.

Interestingly, Dutch sports marketer Chris Woerts, who previously worked as Sunderland’s Head of Marketing, has now claimed that Te Klose was approached by Spurs last summer, but turned down the move in favour of remaining at the Eredivisie side.

Woerts told Voetbal Primeur about the 51-year-old: “He is highly regarded in Europe. He receives offers from England, Spain, and Italy. Last year he turned down Tottenham Hotspur… he will find work.”

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Where is Te Kloese’s likely to head next?

While we know that Tottenham are on the lookout for a new director, it is not clear if the Lilywhites have approached Te Kloese again this summer, now that his exit from Feyenoord has been confirmed.

A different report from Voetbal Primeur (via Sport Witness) claims that the Dutchman is attracting ‘very serious interest from the Premier League‘.

However, it is revealed that while Te Kloesee is open to moving to England, he has told insiders that he wants to take a break from the game.

Randal Kolo Muani’s future at Tottenham Hotspur appears to be heading towards a conclusion, with fresh reports shedding light on his next move ahead of the summer window.

Tottenham Hotspur managed to secure the services of a few players on loan last summer in a bid to bolster their squad.

Randal Kolo Muani joined from Paris Saint-Germain, while Joao Palhinha returned to the Premier League from Bayern Munich.

Both players have played a role in Spurs’ campaign, but neither has managed to secure a starting role, with their minutes shared across the squad.

Palhinha has played 29 matches in the Premier League and managed 1,859 minutes, while Muani has featured 26 times and managed 1,427 minutes.

Tottenham forward Randal Kolo Muani set for PSG return amid transfer interest

Football Insider has now revealed the decision of Kolo Muani ahead of the summer transfer window.

The wide forward has barely had an impact in attack for Tottenham, grabbing just one league goal in his 26 league appearances under three different managers.

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Roberto De Zerbi has continued to rely on the Frenchman in attack for Spurs, often on the right, but his performances have remained underwhelming.

It is now reported that Muani will not stay at Tottenham Hotspur beyond this season and is set to return to Paris Saint-Germain. However, he is not short of suitors, with Juventus and Liverpool understood to be keen on signing the forward in the summer.

The Reds are looking for a cheap stop-gap option to cover for the injured Hugo Ekitike, while Muani is said to be more likely to end up at Juventus after a decent loan spell in Italy last term.

Explaining the winger’s situation, Pete O’Rourke told Football Insider that a permanent stay is unlikely, stating: “Muani has had a difficult season at Tottenham and obviously it does not look like that move will be made permanent from Paris Saint-Germain.

“It is probably more likely, if he does end up leaving PSG on a permanent deal, that a move back to Juventus could be on the cards.

“Obviously they tried, in the January window, to bring him back to Turin, but I think if Juve qualify for the Champions League, which they are looking well placed to do, maybe they could step up their interest to bring the French international back to the club in the summer.

“I would imagine that would probably be more likely than a move to Anfield.”

Tottenham’s stance on Joao Palhinha transfer decision

While no obligation or option to buy was included in Muani’s loan deal, that was not the case with Palhinha’s.

As Spurs Web reported back in the summer, Tottenham’s deal with Bayern Munich for Palhinha included a £22m option-to-buy clause.

However, new reports have revealed Tottenham’s stance on signing Palhinha this summer. Spurs Web’s latest report claims that Spurs are looking to sign the midfielder at a discount rather than at the initially agreed fee.

That would mean entering negotiations with Bayern Munich and, should no discount be agreed, they will opt against signing the Portuguese.

Tottenham Hotspur have to act fast if they want to win the race for an experienced midfielder they have had their eye on since January.

The Spurs midfield could see some major changes in the summer, with Yves Bissouma expected to leave Tottenham this summer, while Joao Palhinha’s future at N17 is also in doubt.

The Lilywhites are being backed to turn to a player they failed with a move for during the winter transfer window.

It was widely reported that Leon Goretzka was a target for Spurs in January, and while Bayern Munich decided to keep him, it has now been confirmed that the Tottenham midfield target will leave on a free transfer this summer.

Four European clubs are ready to challenge Tottenham for Leon Goretzka

CalcioMercato have confirmed that Tottenham Hotspur are in the running to secure the 31-year-old when his contract at the Allianz Arena runs out, and they have been joined in the race by Juventus, Napoli and Atletico Madrid.

However, it is revealed that AC Milan feel that they are leading the race to land Goretzka and gained a ‘significant advantage’ over other clubs in the transfer race.

Massimiliano Allegri views the German international as the ‘ideal addition’ to his midfield in the summer and has been pushing since December for the Bayern star to be signed.

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The outlet says that the Rossoneri first contacted Goretzka’s agency, Roofg, many months ago to begin negotiations over a move to San Siro.

Milan have offered a more lucrative contract to Goretzka than Spurs

CalcioMercato say that Milan are ready to offer the midfielder ‘a leading role in an ambitious project’ and have been working on the deal for several weeks.

They have offered Goretzka a three-year deal worth €5m (£4.3m) per year plus €2m (£1.7m) in bonuses, while the player’s other suitors are only ready to hand him a two-year contract.

However, there is one ‘sticking point’ in the negotiations between the 31-year-old’s entourage and Milan, which is that the player’s representatives are asking for a €10m (£8.6m) signing-on bonus.