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Nico Paz has now directly addressed the speculation linking him with a big-money move to Tottenham Hotspur, amidst reports that a huge bid from the North London club was sent back.

Since Tottenham failed with a move for Eberechi Eze, it has been reported that Nico Paz has now shot to the top of Spurs’ wishlist.

In fact, on Sunday night, it emerged that Tottenham had a €70m (£60.7m) offer rejected by Como for Paz.

That update came from Fabrizio Romano, who explained that the midfielder wants to stay at Como with a view to returning to Real Madrid in the future, as Los Blancos have a buy-back clause on the youngster.

Nico Paz addresses speculation over his future after Tottenham bid

The 20-year-old showed his quality against Lazio on Sunday, registering a sublime goal and an assist as Como emerged 2-0 winners.

Following the game, when asked about Tottenham’s interest in his player, Como boss Cesc Fabrigas insisted that he is very relaxed about Paz’s future, insisting that the 20-year-old is happy at the club.

The youngster has now handed Tottenham Hotspur a blow by revealing that he is fully focused on Como and wants to take the club to the next level.

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When asked about the speculation over his future, Paz told Provincia di Como: “The transfer market? I didn’t listen to anything. I stayed focused on preparing for the season. Let’s hope everything goes well and that we can reach the highest possible level.”

Real Madrid played a big role in stopping Paz from joining Spurs

Xabi Alonso’s men have a big say in the attacking midfielder’s future, as they have the right to match any offer, a 50 per cent sell-on clause, and a buy-back clause for next summer worth just £10m.

According to reports, Real Madrid played a big role in Como rejecting Tottenham’s offer for Paz over the weekend.

A Tottenham star, who has arguably been the club’s best performer across the first three games of the season, has been called up to his national team in the lead-up to a World Cup year.

While discussing which Spurs players Thomas Frank can improve, many pointed to the likes of Brennan Johnson and Archie Gray, who Frank previously tried to take to Brentford.

Many also felt that the Dane could tighten up Tottenham’s backline, which was extremely leaky last season. However, not many would have predicted the transformation we have seen in Richarlison so far.

The 28-year-old has scored two goals and picked up an assist in Spurs’ first two Premier League fixtures on the back of leading the line superbly in the Super Cup clash against Paris Saint-Germain.

Tottenham star Richarlison gets called up to Brazil squad

Frank has said that Richarlison is currently his starting number nine, with Dominic Solanke seemingly having work to do to win his place back in the eleven.

Spurs fans will be hoping that the former Everton man can steer clear of injuries and finally show just why the club paid such a big fee for him three years ago.

Richarlison has now been rewarded for his impressive form by being called up to the Brazil squad by new manager Carlo Ancelotti for their upcoming World Cup qualifiers against Chile and Bolivia last month.

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Richarlison never considered leaving Spurs this summer

Some reports have indicated that Tottenham were open to cashing in on Richarlison at the start of the summer.

It was even claimed by some sources last week that Spurs considered selling Richarlison and replacing him with Yoane Wissa.

Girona are looking to sign Bryan Gil from Tottenham Hotspur, but the La Liga club do not want to pay a transfer fee to the North London club.

The 24-year-old impressed on loan for the Spanish side last term, but his season was cut short by an injury.

Girona chose against activating their €15m (£12.5m) option to buy Gil, which has now expired, and according to reports, Tottenham are now working hard to find Gil a new club before the September 1 deadline.

It has been reported that Tottenham want under £10m to sell Gil this summer.

Fabio Paratici’s attempts to sell Gil to Bolgona have failed over the last few days, and it has now emerged that Girona are now eyeing a late deal for Gil.

Girona are hoping to sign Bryan Gil on a free transfer from Tottenham

This report comes from journalist Nil Sola, who has revealed that the La Liga outfit have ‘reactivated’ their pursuit of the Tottenham Hotspur man.

He claims that, having recently signed Alex Moreno on a free transfer after Aston Villa terminated his contract, Girona want to do the same with Gil.

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They are hoping that Tottenham agree to release the Spain international, who has just a year left in his contract, so that they can secure him without a transfer fee.

Sola claims that Gil is extremely keen on returning to Estadi Montilivi, but he does not say if Spurs are seriously considering terminating his deal.

Tottenham do have history with this, after they terminated Tanguy Ndombele’s contract early in order to get the Frenchman off the books.

Why Tottenham have struggled to find a buyer for Gil

The Spurs winger has done well in all of his loan spells, and he was in the Spain squad even last season, which is why the lack of interest in his services is puzzling.

Sport Witness, while relaying the report from Sola, say that the reason Tottenham have not been able to find a buyer for the winger is due to his ligament tear, which has sidelined him from the start of March.

The outlet says that the injury has made it a ‘difficult task’ for the Lilywhites to offload him before September 1, even at a reduced asking price.

David Ornstein has now shared a significant update on Tottenham’s pursuit of Savinho, with the saga taking a fresh twist just days before the summer transfer window closes.

Tottenham Hotspur remain firmly interested in securing Savinho this summer, even with the transfer deadline day fast approaching.

The Brazilian winger has emerged as a key target for Thomas Frank, who is said to be pushing hard for his arrival in north London.

Reports suggest Tottenham are prepared to raise their Savinho bid significantly, with figures in the region of £60 million being considered.

Manchester City, however, remain reluctant to part ways with the youngster. Savinho has yet to make a first-team appearance for City, but despite that, they are determined to keep hold of him as the situation with Spurs continues to drag on.

With just under a week remaining in the summer window, David Ornstein, writing in his column for The Athletic, has provided an update on Tottenham Hotspur’s pursuit of Savinho.

According to Ornstein, Tottenham’s hopes of prising the winger away from Manchester City could depend on City completing a move for Rodrygo from Real Madrid.

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Pep Guardiola is known to be an admirer of the Brazilian, yet the high wage demands and the substantial asking price from Madrid could make negotiations extremely difficult.

Ornstein went on to reveal that for the Savinho deal to progress, Rodrygo would need to inform Real Madrid that he wants to leave. At this point, however, The Athletic have made it clear that no such indication has been given by the player.

Spurs chances with Savinho remain uncertain

It is understood that should Rodrygo make a formal request to leave this summer, that could potentially open the door for talks between Real Madrid and Manchester City.

Guardiola would be interested in signing him, and such a move could create an opportunity for Tottenham to revisit discussions over Savinho. At present, though, this scenario is purely hypothetical, as no progress has been made on the Rodrygo front.

The Brazilian has played only once for Real Madrid this season, managing 63 minutes before being substituted, and he appeared visibly frustrated when withdrawn.

Sources close to the situation have now revealed whether Tottenham could pursue a move for Bilal El Khannouss before the transfer window closes.

Two victories from two in the Premier League to begin the season do not change the fact that Tottenham Hotspur are still without a natural attacking midfielder as they head into their final league clash before the summer window slams shut next week.

The need for creativity in that area of the pitch has been clear for some time, yet despite their desire to strengthen, the club’s pursuit of a new number ten has brought little reward, as preferred targets have slipped away one by one.

Most notably, Eberechi Eze appeared destined for a move to N17, only for Arsenal to swoop in and hijack the deal at the final stage, leaving Tottenham back at square one in their hunt for a playmaker.

Spurs are now being linked with other alternatives, with Bilal El Khannouss among the names floated as a potential target this summer.

The Sun, however, have now revealed that sources close to the situation have played down the likelihood of Tottenham moving for Bilal El Khannouss in this window, suggesting the focus may shift to other options instead.

Of course, if Tottenham were to pursue the Leicester City midfielder, they could themselves be the hijackers, as Crystal Palace are reported to have already reached an agreement with the Moroccan international.

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El Khannouss form and Tottenham’s search for creativity

The 21-year-old has already registered two assists in his two starts for Leicester City in the Championship this season, although he was absent from their last outing against Charlton at the weekend.

That absence could be linked to his proposed switch to Crystal Palace edging closer, with both clubs still working to finalise an agreement before the transfer deadline.

Everton are exploring the possibility of signing a midfielder from Tottenham, with the player’s uncertain future leaving the door open for a late move before the window closes.

Yves Bissouma’s future at Tottenham Hotspur remains unclear with just days left of the summer transfer window, and speculation is now beginning to intensify around his next step.

The 28-year-old was omitted from Thomas Frank’s UEFA Super Cup final squad for disciplinary reasons, after repeated lateness to training sessions put him out of favour with the new manager.

Bissouma has also not featured this season due to an injury setback suffered in training, which has kept him sidelined with no clear timeline yet set for his return.

Everton eye Tottenham midfielder Yves Bissouma

Football Insider is now reporting that Yves Bissouma has fallen out of favour with Thomas Frank at Tottenham, and the midfielder is now firmly down the pecking order in North London.

Bissouma, however, is attracting interest from sides in England’s top division, with Everton understood to be among the Premier League clubs monitoring his situation, as David Moyes is keen to bolster his midfield depth before the window shuts.

The Spurs midfielder has just 12 months left on his contract, and while Tottenham signed him for £25 million, the club are said to be open to recouping part of that investment rather than risk losing him for free next summer.

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Speaking to Football Insider, Pete O’Rourke explained the current situation in detail, revealing: “There are a few clubs who would look at Bissouma.

“It seems that he has burnt his bridges at Tottenham now, being left out of that Super Cup defeat due to disciplinary reasons. Spurs will be looking to recoup part of their £25million investment rather than risk losing him for nothing, so they will be open to offers.

“Everton are lacking cover in a number of areas – if Everton could get a good deal for Bissouma, he could be a player who makes a real impact for David Moyes’ side.

“[It is] not an easy deal to do, due to the price tag on Bissouma’s head if Spurs are looking to cash in. There will be other clubs across Europe who will be looking at Bissouma as a potential target in the final days of the window, if Spurs do put him on the market as we expect.”

West Ham are also interested in Yves Bissouma

Everton are not the only side showing interest in Yves Bissouma, with reports also suggesting that West Ham United are considering a late move for the midfielder.

Former Brighton boss Graham Potter, who previously managed Bissouma on the south coast, is said to be keen on a reunion and could push for a deal if the opportunity arises.

However, it is believed that West Ham would prefer a loan move rather than a permanent transfer, leaving Tottenham with a key decision to make as deadline day approaches.

Tottenham have been informed that a £47.5m deal could be there for the taking if Manchester City refuse to part ways with Savinho this week.

Tottenham Hotspur are yet to receive a breakthrough in their pursuit of Manchester City winger Savinho, a name that has been on their radar in recent weeks.

Spurs have so far seen their offers for Savinho rejected by the Citizens, who are holding out for a £70million valuation of the Brazilian winger.

However, with only a few days left before the summer window slams shut and City unwilling to budge on their asking price for the 21-year-old, Spurs could be tempted to look elsewhere to strengthen their wide options.

Tottenham told Maghnes Akliouche offer would likely be accepted

A report from Football Insider now claims that one of Tottenham’s alternative targets, Maghnes Akliouche, could very much be on his way out of Monaco.

It is believed that the French side will now accept a bid of around £47.5million for the 23-year-old, who has registered 13 goals and 14 assists in his Ligue 1 career so far.

With the winger said to be available for £47.5million, a substantial amount lower than Savinho’s asking price, it remains to be seen if Spurs make a move for Akliouche in the coming days.

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Speaking to Football Insider about the winger, Pete O’Rourke said: “The one that seems to be catching their eye is the Monaco star, Maghnes Akliouche. He is a very talented young player, and could be available for around £47.5million.

“He is a top young player, 23 years old, probably one of the most exciting young talents in Ligue 1 right now – he can play as a winger, or as a number 10 as well.

“If Tottenham are not able to resurrect their deal for Savinho, Akliouche would be a decent alternative, and it does seem that Monaco would sell at the right price.”

Why Maghnes Akliouche could suit Tottenham

The young Frenchman, who has been making a name for himself in Ligue 1, could very much be a shrewd acquisition for Tottenham, who are also in need of a number ten.

Spurs are currently without James Maddison and Dejan Kulusevski, who are both sidelined for extended periods, leaving Tottenham thin in the attacking midfield department.

Tottenham are preparing to accelerate their late-window business, with reports suggesting the club wants to push through a deal this week after making a promise to new boss Thomas Frank.

Tottenham Hotspur’s backline has looked composed in the opening two matches of the season, with the North London club boasting consecutive clean sheets.

At the centre of those strong showings have been Cristian Romero and Micky van de Ven, while Djed Spence and Pedro Porro have provided energy and width down the flanks.

However, Spurs may soon face a test of their defensive depth, with Luka Vuskovic attracting interest from Bundesliga side Hamburg, who are exploring the possibility of a loan move for the highly rated youngster.

Tottenham set to move for new defender under Thomas Frank

GIVEMESPORT now reports that Tottenham are working on bringing in another defender before the transfer deadline, as they look to strengthen their defensive options.

It is understood that Thomas Frank has been assured by senior figures at Hotspur Way that the squad would be reinforced at the back, with the club making defensive recruitment a late-window priority.

It is claimed that despite opening their Premier League campaign with back-to-back clean sheets, Spurs remain intent on adding further depth to the squad, and there is a growing expectation that a new signing could be welcomed to North London in the coming days.

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Bayer Leverkusen defender Piero Hincapie has been a name linked with Spurs for several months, with reports earlier today claiming that Tottenham had lodged a loan bid for the Ecuador international.

However, those suggestions were quickly played down by insider Alasdair Gold, who revealed that Hincapie is not currently viewed as a target by the club hierarchy.

Tottenham’s long-awaited third kit for the 2025/26 campaign has finally dropped – here is everything you need to know about the bold design.

Tottenham Hotspur released their 25/26 home kit and away kits ahead of the new season, and both have been met with different reactions from fans.

The Tottenham all black away kit has been met with much love by fans, with many rating it a solid nine out of ten, while the home kit has been met with mixed reactions, as not many supporters are fans of the new design.

A third kit has been very much anticipated this summer, with rumours teasing what it is set to look like when it is officially unveiled.

Tottenham unveil bold yellow third kit for 2025/26 season

Tottenham Hotspur have now officially released their third strip on their official web store which has been inspired by Nike’s Total 90, 21 years after its debut.

The third kit has now been unveiled in full, and it arrives in vibrant fashion with a bold yellow base, accompanied by navy sleeves and subtle blue accents that run through the trim and collar.

It features the classic Spurs crest, stitched in navy to match the detailing, and the colourway offers a modern take on the club’s 2020/21 design, but with a sharper contrast and a more dynamic finish.

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The kit, just like the home and away strip, is once again produced by Nike, as Tottenham continue their long-term partnership with the American sportswear giants, a deal which runs until 2033.

AIA maintain its position as the club’s main shirt sponsor, having featured on the front since 2014, while Kraken remain as the official sleeve sponsor under their multi-year agreement.

At present, the kit is only available via the club’s official online store and physical shop along with Nike’s retail offering, with a limited exclusivity period before it is released to wider retail. The standard edition is priced at £85, while the elite version will cost £125.

A Turkish journalist has revealed that Yves Bissouma has given the green light to join Galatasaray, but there is one factor holding up his Tottenham exit.

With Joao Palhinha, Rodrigo Bentancur, Pape Sarr, Lucas Bergvall, and Archie Gray ahead of Bissouma in the pecking order, the Mali international does not appear to have a future at Tottenham under Thomas Frank.

According to reports, Spurs are working hard to sell Bissouma and two other players before the transfer window closes.

Galatasaray and Fenerbahce have been credited with an interest in Bissouma, but it has been widely reported that the Spurs midfielder would prefer to remain in the Premier League.

Galatasaray and Tottenham disagree on a key detail in Yves Bissouma’s transfer

Journalist Ali Naci Kucuk has now said that the 28-year-old has signalled a willingness to move to Rams Park this summer.

However, he revealed that Galatasaray want to sign the former Brighton man on loan, while Tottenham are insisting on a permanent sale.

Kucuk told Futbol Arena: “Galatasaray management clearly decided that a midfielder would be a good option, so as not to be left out of the woodwork later in the season.

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“This was discussed with coach Okan. Now, Galatasaray wants to bring in a player on loan in that area. Because, as I said, they’ll be allocating their transfer budget to centre-backs next year and also spending on goalkeepers, so they want to loan a midfielder.

“At this point, Galatasaray’s primary target is Bissouma; the player is ready to come to Turkey. Tottenham is ready to let him out of his contract. But the only disagreement here is that Tottenham want to sell. Galatasaray want to loan him for a transfer fee. If Galatasaray manages to convince the English club at that point, they will sign him.”

A loan move for Bissouma is not on the cards

The midfielder is in the final year of his contract with Tottenham, and the only way it would make sense for Spurs to loan him out is if he signs a one-year extension to his deal.

A permanent deal thus appears more likely, with reports indicating that West Ham and Leeds United have shown an interest in Bissouma.