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Tottenham Hotspur have been tracking a highly rated German midfielder for some time, and there is a good chance he will leave his current club this summer.

Tottenham Hotspur have enjoyed adding to their midfield in recent years and did so in the summer by completing the signing of Xavi Simons.

Spurs entered the market again in January for a player who could occupy the middle of the park and managed to secure Conor Gallagher from Atletico Madrid.

This pattern may well continue in the summer, because Tottenham have spent months tracking Felix Nmecha at Borussia Dortmund.

Tottenham could sign Felix Nmecha for £50m

According to BILD (as relayed by Sport Witness) Nmecha will likely leave the Bundesliga outfit if they receive a £52m bid for his services this summer.

The 25-year-old’s future is said to ‘hang in the balance’, with Dortmund set to face a busy summer of exits.

Spurs are one of numerous clubs interested in Nmecha, but his current employers still intend to use him as a key player going forward.

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Spurs might reconsider whether to sign Nmecha after Thomas Frank’s departure

The future at Tottenham remains uncertain following the sacking of Thomas Frank, and this could affect their summer transfer plans.

While Igor Tudor looks to be the incoming Spurs interim manager, it remains to be seen who Tottenham hand the permanent job to in the summer.

It is important to back whoever the new manager turns out to be with players he actually wants, which might cause Spurs to reconsider their interest in Nmecha.

However, the slick passer would look good in most teams, and if the Tottenham hierarchy see him as a good fit, an offer could be placed to bring him to the club anyway.

Richarlison has long been linked with a move away from Tottenham Hotspur, and Spurs have apparently agreed on his summer price tag.

It was beginning to look like this would be the season Richarlison finally reached his potential for Tottenham Hotspur, as he surprisingly knocked Dominic Solanke out of the starting lineup.

The Brazilian striker quickly found some goalscoring form, and he was the only player in his position who was able to maintain a clean bill of health.

However, Richarlison suffered his first injury of the campaign last month, allowing Solanke to move back into the first-team and deliver some solid displays.

With the 28-year-old nearing the end of his current contract, this turn of events could mean his days at Tottenham are numbered.

Tottenham have already agreed a price to sell Richarlison

According to ESPN Brasil, Richarlison is one of Flamengo’s top transfer targets this summer. However, the player himself would prefer to stay abroad and is considering a potential move to either Turkey or Saudi Arabia.

With several Saudi Pro League clubs cutting spending due to tightened budgets, the Süper Lig looks a more likely destination for the forward.

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Despite this, Richarlison reportedly has a verbal agreement with Spurs to leave the club for £21.8m and he would be willing to sit down with Flamengo if they meet that valuation.

The Brazilian club have £26m set aside for a new striker, so a return to his home country is not out of the question at this stage

Richarlison rumours should be taken with a pinch of salt

There have been reports in previous times which suggest Richarlison is pushing for a move away from Tottenham, only for him to refute those claims.

Therefore, any claims that he is looking for a summer move should be taken with a pinch of salt until some reliable Tottenham journalists confirm the news.

However, with Richarlison’s contract dropping to its final year in a few months’ time, this could be the summer where he departs Spurs.

Tottenham Hotspur have now been offered the chance to sign a two-time Champions League-winning defender for free this summer.

The free agent market could very much be one that Tottenham Hotspur explore, given the plethora of options set to be available this summer.

Andy Robertson, a player Spurs considered making a move for in the winter window, could be available for free should he not put pen to paper and extend his stay at Liverpool.

Leon Goretzka is also another free agent Tottenham have been linked with, with reports emerging that Spurs considered making a move for him in the winter window.

Tottenham offered chance to sign Antonio Rudiger on free transfer

Fresh reports from TeamTalk now claim that Tottenham have been offered the chance to sign a two-time Champions League winner from Real Madrid.

It is understood that Antonio Rudiger is open to a return to England this summer, and that intermediaries have already started sounding out Premier League clubs about a potential deal for the Real Madrid defender.

With the Spanish giants yet to renew the centre-back’s current contract, it is explained that the German international will be open to taking a lower salary than his current Madrid deal if it means securing a move back to England.

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Intermediaries have already made Tottenham, Crystal Palace and West Ham United aware that the defender could be open to returning to London, with the trio informed of the conditions required to complete a free-transfer move.

Spurs must weigh market opportunity as rivals circle

Chelsea have also been contacted about making a move for their former defender, but signing a veteran player over 30 is not something that BlueCo are embracing at this point in their project.

But the Blues are far from the only ones who could land Rudiger as a free agent should he not renew his deal with Real Madrid.

It is also claimed that Saudi Arabia remains an option for the current Madrid man, but with the defender still weighing up his options, Tottenham could try to get ahead of the competition by opening negotiations now, if they decide Rudiger is a player they want for next term.

A midfielder whom Tottenham Hotspur explored a move for in January is now assessing his options ahead of a big decision on his future.

Spurs strengthened their midfield through the addition of Conor Gallagher in January, but he was not the only midfielder they showed interest in during the window.

It was revealed that Tottenham had explored a move for a Liverpool man, who has started 10 of Liverpool’s 25 league games this season.

The player in question is Curtis Jones, who was allegedly considering leaving Anfield in search of regular game time in January, and there is now a fresh update over the midfielder’s future.

Curtis Jones will demand assurances from Liverpool amidst Tottenham interest

TEAMtalk have now asserted that Tottenham Hotspur did hold conversations with the 25-year-old before ultimately deciding to push ahead with a move for Gallagher last month.

The outlet explains that Jones is seen as ‘an important member’ of Arne Slot’s squad, which is why he was not let go in January.

The midfielder has 16 months left on his contract and has been discussing a new deal with his boyhood club, but those talks have now stalled.

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It is revealed that the 25-year-old ‘will demand firm assurances’ from Liverpool over his long-term future before deciding his next step, amid the growing interest in his services.

Spurs could battle six other clubs for Jones’ signature

TEAMtalk reveal that Inter Milan held talks over a potential deal for the Liverpool man in January and remain admirers of the player.

Jones has not yet shut the door regarding a switch to the San Siro as he assesses his next step.

The report reveals that Newcastle United, Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest have also enquired about the England international, while RB Leipzig and Borussia Dortmund are keeping an eye on his situation.

Paul Scholes is a big fan of one Tottenham Hotspur star who has hit the headlines for controversial reasons over the last week.

Tottenham currently find themselves in a major crisis, with relegation appearing a realistic prospect for the Lilywhites.

Igor Tudor looks to be the man coming in to try to steady the ship. He will need to repeat his impressive work at Juventus, Lazio, and Udinese to avoid a shock Tottenham relegation.

To make matters worse, one of the club’s most important players has been stirring up controversy over recent days and appears unsettled.

Paul Scholes admits he loves Tottenham captain Cristian Romero

Cristian Romero has been blasted by pundits after his second red card of the season, which incurred a four-match suspension for the defender.

It came just a few days after Romero labelled Tottenham’s shortage of players a ‘disgrace’, which some fans saw as a potential dig at the club for failing to sign more players in January.

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Scholes has now admitted that he loves the Argentine’s outspoken nature and would take him at Man United in a heartbeat.

The pundit said on The Good, The Bad and The Football podcast about Romero: “Do you know what? I love him. He’s pi***d off at Spurs, isn’t he? He doesn’t want to be there.

“He’s having a go at the crowd, he’s having a go at the board, I think his head has checked out a little bit. But I would love him at Manchester United. I just love his character.”

Romero wants out but Spurs expected to remain firm

It emerged last week that Romero has decided he wants to leave Tottenham at the end of this season.

According to reports, the Spurs captain is attracting interest from Real Madrid, Barcelona and Atletico Madrid ahead of the summer window.

Mohammed Kudus has sought permission from Tottenham Hotspur to do something unusual as he steps up his recovery from his hamstring injury.

Kudus, who had made an impressive start to his Spurs career, picked up his injury during Tottenham’s 1-1 draw with Sunderland at the start of the calendar year, and has not kicked a ball since.

Spurs have desperately missed the Ghanaian’s pace and directness on the flanks, and the initial expectation was that Kudus would not return before April.

The 25-year-old is one of the double-digit absentees for Tottenham at the moment, and we now know that he will have a new manager when he returns to the training pitch after the Lilywhites parted ways with Thomas Frank.

Tottenham winger Mohammed Kudus is consulting a trusted expert

The Sun have now revealed that the former West Ham man has travelled to Amsterdam to see a specialist as he looks to step up his rehabilitation.

It is revealed that the same specialist helped Kudus recover from a knee injury sustained while playing for Ajax back in 2020.

The Tottenham man has remained close with the medic since then, and he has now decided undergo treatment with him again after receiving permission to do so from the North London club.

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Kudus is determined to help Spurs in their run-in

The Sun also say that the winger is ‘responding well to the treatment’ administered by the expert and that he is ‘determined to return stronger for the run-in.

His return could be crucial for the Lilywhites, who currently find themselves mired in a relegation battle.

The report adds that Tottenham’s medical staff remain in contact with their counterparts in Amsterdam as they oversee the Ghanaian’s rehabilitation programme.

A senior Tottenham Hotspur striker has been quick to dismiss a claim made by a journalist regarding his future.

While the focus at Tottenham now is on who will replace Thomas Frank long-term, Spurs fans will expect any new incoming manager to be backed in the summer after a quiet January window for the club.

The squad looks in need of some big changes, and reports indicate that Tottenham are planning a major squad rebuild for the summer.

One would assume that would also involve several exits, with reports indicating that Richarlison could be on his way out of the North London club in the summer.

Richarlison dismisses journalist’s Tottenham transfer claim

Journalist Bruno Andrade has now claimed that Saudi Arabia would be the Tottenham striker’s preferred destination if he is to leave Hotspur Way.

Andrade said (via Sport Witness): “That surprised me a bit. Right now, Saudi Arabia is clearly Richarlison’s priority. On one side, Tottenham accept the sale. On the other hand, Richarlison also accepts leaving, as long as around €25m is paid. That is the market value. Anyone who wants Richarlison needs to pay that.”

However, the Tottenham striker was quick to take to social media to dismiss the claim.

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Richarlison wrote on his Instagram stories about Andrade: “This guy has been spreading fake news for two years, saying I’m leaving Tottenham. First, you should check the facts before releasing them to the media. I tried sending messages to ask him to stop, but he still continues.”

Richarlison continues to be linked with a return to Brazil

However, Andrade is not the only journalist who is talking up the possibility of the 28-year-old exiting Spurs in the summer.

It has been reported by other sources that Tottenham and Richarlison have agreed to go their separate ways at the end of this season, with the striker’s current deal running out in 2027.

Tottenham Hotspur’s fight for Premier League survival is now entering its most decisive stretch – with the fixture list set to play a defining role in how the relegation picture unfolds. We have now compared Spurs’ fixtures with those of their relegation rivals.

There are 12 games left in the Premier League, and every side is now aware of what they are fighting for.

For Tottenham Hotspur, the focus is on staying in the Premier League, as they currently run the risk of being drawn into a relegation scrap.

Five points are the difference between Spurs in 16th place and West Ham United in 18th place, making it crucial for Tottenham to get points on the board.

Former Juventus boss Igor Tudor has been appointed to keep the Lilywhites up, and now we have decided to take a look at the next five fixtures for the interim boss.

Tottenham Hotspur fixtures compared to relegation rivals

West Ham United’s next fixtures

Nottingham Forest’s next five fixtures

We have taken a look at how Tottenham Hotspur could line up under interim boss Igor Tudor, who is edging closer to a move to north London.

Tottenham Hotspur are edging closer to securing a new managerial appointment, with reports stating that Igor Tudor has agreed on a short-term deal.

Spurs are in a relegation fight and are desperate to get points on the board, and they will be hoping the Croatian can help turn things around.

Tudor has enjoyed spells with sides across Europe, with his latest at Serie A side Juventus highlighting his wealth of experience.

The 47-year-old is also known for the use of the 3-4-2-1 formation, and, interestingly, that could work for Tottenham given their injury situation. Here is how he could line up at Tottenham.

Tottenham XI under Igor Tudor in 3-4-2-1 system

With a 3-4-2-1 formation, his preferred choice, Spurs will no doubt need to have at least three fit centre-backs.

At the moment, Cristian Romero is suspended, while Kevin Danso is injured, leaving the Croatian short of options at the back.

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That, though, should see van de Ven, Radu Dragusin and Palhinha fill in at the back, at least until the return of Cristian Romero.

He will also need to deploy wing-backs, and that could also work for both Pedro Porro and Djed Spence, who have featured in those positions under Frank. But with Porro injured, Souza can fill in on the left, with Spence covering the right.

In the middle of the park, both Gallagher and Archie Gray are the obvious picks, with Palhinha and Yves Bissouma as back-ups.

Up top, we expect Xavi Simons and Pape Matar Sarr to function as the two behind the striker, with Dominic Solanke playing as the main number nine.

Igor Tudor looks set to become Tottenham Hotspur’s interim manager and his past record likely played a key role in the club’s decision-making.

Tottenham Hotspur have made hasty progress since Thomas Frank was sacked on Wednesday, as a new interim manager has already been selected.

Igor Tudor has agreed to take over at Spurs, with the Croatian getting himself back in the game after a short-lived spell at Juventus last year.

The appointment has already got the masses talking, with Tottenham supporters divided by Tudor’s appointment. This is not surprising, as the experienced manager has a very mixed record.

Igor Tudor makes a good start when he joins a new club

Tudor spent less time at Juventus than Frank did at Spurs, so Tottenham fans will feel they have every reason to question his appointment, even if it is only temporary.

However, Tudor usually does well when he is appointed in the middle of a season, and he actually made a promising start at the Serie A outfit.

The 47-year-old recorded five victories, three draws and one defeat in his first nine matches as the Juventus boss after his arrival in March last year, securing Champions League football. Interestingly, his record after nine games at Lazio the previous season was identical.

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Earlier in his managerial career, Tudor managed Udinese and it was his contributions which took the side off rock bottom and saved them from relegation in the space of just six matches.

This run of undefeated fixtures was described as ‘gritty’, with the manager using a 3-4-2-1 approach that paid dividends.

Tottenham only need Igor Tudor to deliver for three months

It is hard to overlook the number of times Tudor has been sacked over the span of his 11-year career in coaching.

However, the new Spurs manager has proven himself to be effective in the short term, and that is exactly why he has been brought to North London.

Although Tudor’s recent jobs have ended badly, he will hope that Tottenham fans remember him as the man who took them away from relegation and towards a respectable position in the Premier League table.