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Fabrizio Romano has just said something very interesting about Morgan Rogers and Tottenham Hotspur ahead of the summer.

After what was a quiet January transfer window, reports are already emerging regarding Tottenham Hotspur’s plans for the summer.

In fact, it has been claimed that Spurs made a conscious decision not to panic buy in January so that they can have an ambitious summer window.

It has now emerged that Morgan Rogers – who has eight goals and five assists in 25 league games this season – continues to be on Tottenham’s radar.

Tottenham dream of signing Morgan Rogers from Aston Villa

It was reported last summer that Spurs were prepared to offer ‘crazy money’ for Morgan Rogers, but he ended up staying put at Villa Park.

The Lilywhites eventually secured Xavi Simons from RB Leipzig, but Romano has said that Tottenham are continuing to dream of landing the England international next summer.

Romano said on his YouTube channel: “I’m sure Chelsea are still tracking Morgan Rogers as one of the most talented wingers in the game at the moment.

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“So Chelsea are still very attentive. For Tottenham, [he] is a dream target, for sure, but at the moment, again, the player was not available last summer. So it was not possible for Tottenham to proceed.”

Spurs may be forced to turn away from their ‘dream’ targets

It has also been reported over recent months that Crystal Palace’s Adam Wharton is Tottenham’s dream centre midfield target as the 21-year-old looks set to leave Selhurst Park in the summer.

However, it is unlikely that Spurs are going to be able to attract the likes of Wharton or Rogers without having Champions League football to offer.

The North Londoners may thus have to recalibrate and prepare a more realistic wishlist for their summer rebuild.

Journalist Dean Jones’ latest update on the future of a top Tottenham target comes as a big warning for the North London club.

At the start of the January transfer window, it was reported that Spurs were keen to land a top-class winger, but the North London club failed to strengthen their attack during the window.

Tottenham fans were left frustrated at the lack of reinforcements upfront, and they would expect Spurs to prioritise adding more firepower to their front line in the summer.

It was widely reported in January that Yan Diomande was among the names at the top of Spurs’ wishlist, but Tottenham may have more competition to worry about for the RB Leipzig man than they initially thought.

Man United could overtake Tottenham in Yan Diomande race

At one point, it was suggested that Spurs were among the clubs leading the race for the 19-year-old winger, but there is no shortage of interest in the Bundesliga star.

It has now been revealed by Dean Jones that Man United are also plotting a move for the Ivory Coast international, and could soon move to the front of the queue for his signature.

Jones told TEAMtalk about United’s transfer objectives: “One name emerging strongly is Yan Diomande. Indeed, there is a growing feeling within recruitment circles that Diomande could be the first option United explore as a replacement [for Rashford].

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“Other clubs who have enquired about the RB Leipzig winger have come away with the understanding that United are very much in the picture and could lead the race for his signature when the summer window opens.”

Another Premier League giant eyeing Diomande move

United are not the only club that the North Londoners have to worry about when it comes to race for the Leipzig man.

According to some sources, Liverpool are in pole position to land Diomande, having identified the teenager as the long-term successor to Mohammed Salah.

Bayern Munich sporting director Max Eberl has revealed whether the Bundesliga giants are looking to sign Tottenham centre-back Luka Vuskovic.

There has been plenty of speculation over the future of the Croatian centre-back in light of his brilliant performances on loan at Hamburg this season.

Over the last couple of weeks, it has emerged that Bayern Munich are planning to test the waters for the Spurs youngster in the summer transfer window.

Croatian legend Ivan Rakitic has suggested that Tottenham may struggle to hold onto Vuskovic, urging Bayern to do all they can to land the teenager.

Tottenham fans will be relieved by Bayern Munich’s director’s statement

This transfer speculation has coincided with some Bayern Munich legends waxing lyrical about Vuskovic, which some Spurs fans may view as a coordinated effort to turn the teenager’s head.

However, sporting director Max Eberl has now distanced the Bundesliga club from the speculation linking them with the centre-back, making it clear that the 18-year-old is a Tottenham Hotspur player.

When asked about rumours of the Spurs defender moving to the Allianz Arena, Eberl said: “He’s 18, playing an outstanding season at HSV, he belongs to Tottenham.

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“But we also have very high-quality centre-backs. We also have Itō and Stani who can play there. So we can’t just sign every good player that people say we should sign.”

Spurs face a big dilemma ahead of Luka Vuskovic decision

According to a recent update by TEAMtalk, Tottenham have no intention of letting Vuskovic join Bayern or any other club in the summer.

However, the report did explain that Spurs face a dilemma in deciding what the 18-year-old’s next step would be.

It was pointed out that Vuskovic is keen to get regular football next season, having got a taste of it at HSV, but Tottenham may not be in a position to guarantee him regular starts.

As a result, the Lilywhites could allow the centre-back to extend his loan spell at Volksparkstadion for one more season.

Tottenham Hotspur are at risk of losing one of their youngsters, who was coveted by several clubs during the January window.

Tottenham are in the midst of another major injury crisis, which has severely tested their squad depth over recent weeks.

Due to the club’s injury situation, Thomas Frank has been forced to name several of the club’s academy youngsters in his matchday squad over the course of the season.

A 17-year-old winger, who has made the bench this season for the senior side, could potentially be on his way out this summer.

Tottenham could lose winger Tynan Thompson

Tynan Thompson has been an unused substitute for Tottenham in the Carabao Cup this season, and the 17-year-old is still waiting for his senior debut for the Lilywhites. He was even on the bench twice in the Champions League.

The teenager has impressed in Premier League 2 this term, with one goal and four assists in nine appearances.

Journalist Pete O’Rourke has revealed that Tottenham Hotspur rejected several offers for Thompson in January, but the winger is now considering his future at the club.

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O’Rourke wrote on X: “Tottenham risk losing top talent Tynan Thompson with the player considering his future at the club after they rejected several offers for the England U18 international in the January transfer window.”

Why Spurs will be wary of their young talent being poached

Tottenham have focused on strengthening their academy over the last few transfer windows, having bought some exciting young talents to Hotspur Way.

While that is a smart long-term strategy, it only works if those youngsters are given the right tools to develop, and there is a clear pathway into the first team.

Tottenham have to be wary of having their young starlets poached by clubs who are willing to promise more first-team opportunities, which is a very real risk if the academy players like Thompson do not see a clear path forward at N17.

Tottenham Hotspur are considering a big decision over Mikey Moore’s future as he continues to shine on loan at Rangers.

After a difficult start to his loan spell at Glasgow, the 18-year-old attacking midfielder has gone from strength to strength since the arrival of Danny Rohl at Ibrox.

The teenager appears to be getting better with each outing, and Moore produced arguably his best display for Rangers in their 5-1 win over Kilmarnock last week.

The Tottenham academy graduate has notched four goals and two assists in the Scottish Premiership, and Spurs may have a big decision on their hands in the summer.

Tottenham youngster Mikey Moore has a preference for next season

TEAMtalk say that Rangers are keen to retain the services of the young attacker for next season on the back of his showing over the last few months.

The report claims that while the Scottish club do not have an option to sign the winger on a permanent deal, an extension of his loan remains a ‘realistic possibility’.

In fact, it is asserted that Moore would be ‘eager to extend his stay in Scotland’ if first-team football in North London is not assured next season.

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What Spurs are thinking about Moore’s future

TEAMtalk say that Tottenham view the youngster as ‘one of their brightest prospects’ and remain convinced that his long-term future is at N17.

However, it is revealed that Spurs are ‘open to discussions’ regarding another loan move for their academy graduate next season.

Tottenham Hotspur are bracing themselves for a big transfer fight this summer after the events of the last week.

Spurs are now just five points off the drop zone following their 2-0 defeat to Man United, with many Tottenham fans now genuinely concerned about the prospect of relegation.

Spurs could now be without 12 players for the clash against Newcastle, with their injury crisis being compounded by Cristian Romero’s second red card of the season, which will see him suspended for four matches.

However, there is also another big concern building at the North London club ahead of next summer’s transfer window.

Tottenham could have a fight on their hands to keep Cristian Romero

Over the last few days, multiple sources have suggested that Romero will ask to leave Tottenham in the summer.

A new report in TEAMtalk has now claimed that Spurs are ‘bracing themselves for a summer showdown’ over their captain’s future.

The club could face a battle to keep the Argentine at the club, with the likes of Barcelona, Real Madrid, and Atletico Madrid circling over the player.

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Romero’s recent comments have seen these clubs express ‘serious’ interest in the defender once again, but Tottenham have no intention of letting him go without a fight.

It remains to be seen how his latest red card, which will be Romero’s third suspension this season, influences any transfer decisions.

The former Juventus man’s deal runs until 2029, giving Spurs ‘significant leverage’ and the Lilywhites are determined to retain their leader.

Interest in another Spurs defender complicates matters further

TEAMtalk explain that Tottenham are expected to focus on strengthening their squad in the summer rather than weakening it, with the club wanting to add another centre-back to their squad rather than letting one go.

However, what has complicated matters for them is the fact that Micky van de Ven is also attracting interest from Liverpool and Real Madrid, with the club potentially facing a battle to hold onto the Dutchman as well.

The outlet adds that ‘there is every chance’ that both of Tottenham’s first-choice centre-backs could demand transfers at the end of the season if the team’s domestic campaign continues to be disastrous.

Tottenham Hotspur are now weighing a move for Mauricio Pochettino as pressure on Thomas Frank intensifies.

Thomas Frank’s time at Tottenham Hotspur has had its ups and downs since his appointment back in the summer.

The Dane’s Premier League record has been appalling to say the least, as Spurs have managed just 29 points after 25 games and find themselves 14th in the Premier League table.

A full relegation scrap remains in the picture for Spurs, who are just six points above 18th place following West Ham United’s win over Burnley and Tottenham’s defeat to Manchester United.

Tottenham eye Mauricio Pochettino return as pressure grows on Thomas Frank

Frank has been under fire in recent weeks, but a bit of the pressure was eased following the Dane’s successful Champions League run.

However, with Tottenham’s domestic form only getting worse under the former Brentford manager, there is a growing feeling that his place in the Spurs dugout is far from secure.

TeamTalk are now reporting that Pochettino will unequivocally accept a return to Tottenham if offered the role following the World Cup.

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Pochettino is one name that has always been in the mix for Spurs, with the Argentine himself openly stating that he will welcome another run in the Tottenham dugout.

The Argentine is currently managing the USMNT and is preparing for the 2026 World Cup, but there is a feeling he would be open to take on a new challenge once the tournament ends in the summer.

Johnny Heitinga tipped as interim option if Spurs sack Frank

But before a summer move is made for Pochettino, it is claimed that the Spurs hierarchy is lining up an interim appointment should results under Frank fail to improve.

New assistant manager signing Johnny Heitinga, already embedded in the coaching staff, has now emerged as the frontrunner to steady the ship until summer.

Spurs, however, will not have a free run for the Argentine, with Manchester United also considering making a move for Pochettino.

There are claims that Tottenham are gearing up for a transformative summer transfer window, with substantial investment planned to rebuild the squad.

One journalist has now revealed why Tottenham Hotspur’s winter pursuit of Maghnes Akliouche fell through.

Tottenham Hotspur have long been admirers of Monaco’s Maghnes Akliouche, with the Lilywhites exploring a move for him back in the summer transfer window.

However, a move then did not materialise, with Spurs signing Xavi Simons instead. But given Tottenham’s injury struggles, with several attackers out injured, there were whispers that Tottenham were willing to make a move once more for the Frenchman during the winter transfer window.

Akliouche was rumoured to be worth around £50m in January.

Again, that deal fell through, and now Pete O’Rourke has revealed just why Spurs were not able to land the midfielder, who has four goals and five assists in 29 appearances so far this season.

Why Tottenham’s attempts to sign Maghnes Akliouche fell through

According to the journalist, Monaco’s desire to go further in the Champions League meant they kept hold of their top players, including Akliouche, and as a result, priced Spurs out of a winter move.

As it stands, the French side sits 10th in Ligue 1 but has progressed to the Champions League play-off stage, where they will face fellow French side Paris Saint-Germain over two legs for a place in the last 16.

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Monaco need their best players if they are to move into the next round, and Akliouche was kept for the remainder of the season.

Explaining the situation and Tottenham’s interest, Pete O’Rourke said on the Transfer Insider podcast that the attacker remains on Spurs’ radar, while outlining why a January deal proved impossible.

“I am sure he is somebody who still remains on their list. Akliouche is a top player. Spurs did explore the possibility of a deal for the attacker in the last summer window.

“They did not really pursue it in the January window because there was no chance that Monaco were going to sell.

“They would have been looking at big money to even consider cashing in on the player, and obviously with Monaco still in the Champions League, they wanted to keep hold of their best players.

“He fits the profile for the type of player that Tottenham are looking for to add to their attacking options, a very creative player, a good ball-carrier, and he can score and assist goals.”

Summer move for Akliouche still unclear

Given how much interest Tottenham have shown in Akliouche, the question remains as to whether they will make a move for the number ten in the summer.

That does remain to be seen, especially after a report from Tom Barclay claimed that Spurs were not keen on signing Akliouche in the winter because he was viewed as a secondary number ten for Simons back in the summer.

As pressure mounts on Thomas Frank at Tottenham, it seems former boss Mauricio Pochettino is not doing anything to dismiss rumours he could return to the club.

In many ways, Spurs have never found the right replacement for Pochettino all these years later. Obviously, Ange Postecoglou ended the club’s wait for a trophy, but he was unable to survive long-term in N17.

Now, Thomas Frank is struggling. The Lilywhites are yet to win a league game in 2026 and the defeat against Man United this weekend will do little to ease pressure on the Danish manager.

Whether the club’s hierarchy would actually go back and give Pochettino another chance as Tottenham manager remains to be seen, but he’s clearly not about to let the rumours fade away.

Pochettino is said to be on a three-man shortlist at Tottenham, while Poch himself is interested in a return to Spurs after the World Cup.

Mauricio Pochettino spotted with Tottenham legends

Over on Mauricio Pochettino’s Instagram account this week, the Argentine posted a story which featured a photo of him and Spurs icon Ossie Ardiles hanging out in the UK once again.

The story had the caption “COYS” attached, which shows the former manager has never let go of his affection for Spurs.

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Obviously, we should take this with a pinch of salt, as Pochettino and Ardiles do spend time together fairly often and they both have that connection to Tottenham Hotspur.

Spurs fans are split on Pochettino’s potential return, but it certainly looks like he’s more than happy to be associated with the club once more.

Pochettino spoke about Spurs again recently

We may well learn a lot more about Pochettino’s thoughts on the matter when he appears on the High Performance Podcast next week.

A promotion post from the podcast advertised the fact that Pochettino will be speaking on the next episode. And, in the post, there is a shot of a whiteboard featuring a message that references Spurs directly.

It’s pretty cryptic, though. The message reads: “Mbappe. Mason. Champiñon. [Champions] League. Spurs.” It’s worth noting the word “Spurs” is also heavily underlined.

The caption on the post even says “Spurs fans might want to take a look at the final slide.” What this means right now, we don’t know, but all will be revealed on Monday.

A new report in Italy has revealed what is likely to happen with Dusan Vlahovic in the summer after heavy reports linking the striker with a move to Tottenham over recent months.

It was reported right until the final weeks of the January window that Tottenham were keeping themselves informed of Vlahovic’s situation.

The Serbian international ended up staying at the Allianz Stadium even though he has just six months left on his contract at the club.

The centre-forward has scored six times and provided two assists in 17 appearances for the Bianconeri this season, but his time at the club may come to an end soon.

Tottenham target Dusan Vlahovic is unlikely to sign a new Juventus contract

Vlahovic is now free to sign a pre-contract agreement with non-Serie A clubs after entering the final six months of his deal.

A new report from CalcioMercato claims that, as things stand, signing a new deal with Juve is the ‘least likely option’ for the striker.

No meetings have been scheduled between Vlahovic’s entourage and the Old Lady hierarchy over a contract extension.

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The parties are still a long way away from reaching an agreement, and it is suggested that the player may be lured to England, given the financial resources possessed by Premier League clubs.

Spurs may have to battle three clubs for Vlahovic’s signature

Interestingly, CalcioMercato do not mention Tottenham in their report, instead naming Newcastle United and Chelsea as the two Premier League clubs that have inquired about Vlahovic.

Additionally, AC Milan are also monitoring developments regarding the former Fiorentina man, who has already been in contact with the club’s sporting director, Igli Tare.

The report adds that Milan’s chances of landing Vlahovic may be ‘significantly impacted’ by whether Massimiliano Allegri stays at the club.