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Tottenham Hotspur have just heard some good news regarding a midfield starlet they are keen on landing this summer.

Spurs have had plenty of success when it comes to signing teenage midfield starlets over the last few years.

The likes of Archie Gray, Lucas Bergvall and Pape Sarr are all worth much more than the fees they arrived for, and it has now emerged that the Lilywhites are now ready to repeat the trick with a young Belgian starlet.

It has been widely reported over recent weeks that Tottenham have turned their attention to an Anderlecht starlet, but they face plenty of competition for his services.

Tottenham can land Nathan De Cat for a relative bargain

Last week, it emerged that Tottenham’s scouts had been impressed by 17-year-old midfielder Nathan De Cat.

That report, which came from TEAMtalk, claimed that Spurs view the Belgian teenager as the ‘ideal deep-lying playmaker’ for their system.

Now, a new update from Voetbal 24 has claimed that Anderlecht are willing to cash in on De Cat this summer.

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The outlet states that the Jupiler Pro League club are expected to demand £30.4m for the midfielder, making it a relative bargain for Spurs if it is true that the North London club do view the youngster as their ideal midfield signing.

De Cat’s price could increase before the summer window opens

Tottenham are not the only club interested in De Cat, who is reportedly also being followed closely by Man United and Aston Villa ahead of the summer.

There is thus a risk that a bidding war could emerge for the 17-year-old and push up his price.

Additionally, De Cat has now been called up to the senior Belgium squad for the first time during the international break, and should he impress for the Red Devils in a World Cup year, there is a possibility of his value shooting up further.

Tottenham Hotspur may reignite their interest in a Premier League defender this summer, but they face heavy competition from Man United and more.

With major doubts over the futures of Cristian Romero and Micky van de Ven at Tottenham, one would expect the Lilywhites to start doing the groundwork on potential centre-back targets ahead of the summer.

It has emerged over recent weeks that Luka Vuskovic may also be tempted to leave Spurs for a bigger club this summer, amidst interest from the European elite.

An experienced centre-back, for whom Tottenham explored a move last summer, is back on the club’s wishlist, but they face plenty of competition.

Tottenham battling three Premier League clubs for Nathan Collins

The player in question is Nathan Collins, who Tottenham reportedly expressed an interest in ahead of the January window as well, and their interest in the player has not gone away.

This is according to TEAMtalk, who say that Spurs have monitored the Brentford star closely over recent months, sending scouts to track his development.

However, they are not the only ones to do so, with Chelsea and Liverpool also sending their scouts to the Gtech Community Stadium to watch Collins in action this season.

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The latest club to enter the race for the 24-year-old is Man United, who are keen to strengthen their backline, with the Republic of Ireland international emerging as a ‘solid and genuine target’ for the Red Devils.

How much are Brentford expected to demand for Collins?

TEAMtalk say that the Bees are under no pressure to sell their captain, who is contracted at the West London club until 2029.

The report claims that Keith Andrews’ men consider Collins a ‘central part of their project’ and they are keen to build on their success this season.

The outlet adds that Brentford would be expected to demand a significant fee for Collins, likely a minimum of £55m, if Spurs or someone else makes a formal approach for the centre-back.

Tottenham Hotspur have made contact with a left-back who has more goals to his name this season than Randal Kolo Muani.

There could well be a mass exodus at Tottenham Hotspur this summer, given their domestic struggles.

Several Spurs players have been linked with moves away from north London, including Destiny Udogie, who is reportedly on the radar of Manchester City.

Should the Italian depart Spurs, that could leave them severely short at left-back, with Souza and Djed Spence the only recognised options.

Tottenham transfers: Maxi Araujo targeted as Chelsea competition emerges

Sport Witness is now reporting that Tottenham have set their sights on Sporting Lisbon full-back Maxi Araujo.

The left-back has impressed thus far this campaign, managing six goals and four assists from 35 matches. Araujo is also capable of filling in as a wing-back and winger, adding to his appeal as a player.

Spurs are said to have already made contact with the 26-year-old, but there is competition from the Premier League and across Europe.

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Spurs face battle with Chelsea for Maxi Araujo deal

Chelsea, Atletico Madrid and AC Milan are also keeping tabs on Araujo, who has a £68 million (€80 million) release clause.

That means Tottenham will have to be on guard if they want to avoid missing out on the full-back, with the Blues also reported to have made contact. There are other English clubs in the picture, but their identity has not been mentioned.

Araujo, for his part, does not appear to be pushing for a new deal with Sporting, which should be good news for Tottenham in their pursuit of his signature.

However, it remains to be seen if Spurs’ recent approach will become a concrete offer.

As Tottenham Hotspur edge closer to relegation disaster on the pitch, they are continuing to rake in plenty of cash.

Spurs are now staring at the possibility of being relegated for the first time in nearly half a century.

The change in leadership at Tottenham last summer, following Daniel Levy’s exit, has not gone according to plan, with the club’s top brass making repeated mistakes, the latest of which was the appointment of Igor Tudor.

Spurs are now reportedly ready to replace Tudor as they desperately try to stay in the top-flight, but their bottom line continues to look healthy.

Tottenham set to post record revenue due to Champions League exploits

It emerged a few days ago that Spurs are set to earn a prize money of £71.6m from UEFA as a result of finishing fourth in the group stage of the Champions League and making it to the round of 16 stage.

A new report in Football Insider has now revealed that the prize money from the Champions League is expected to take the club’s turnover to record amounts.

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The report reveals, based on data from Deloitte’s 2026 Money League, that Tottenham’s revenue surged to £565m last season, which was the highest-ever total.

With the club’s offers set to be boosted by an additional £71.6m, the club’s total revenue for the 2025-26 season is expected to surge towards the £600m, which would bring it closer to some of the biggest clubs in the Premier League.

Spurs are in danger of a crippling financial blow

While the Champions League prize money comes as a boost to Spurs, they could soon take a huge hit to their revenue as they are at risk of losing their top-flight status.

Some experts estimate that Tottenham’s revenue could be cut short by £250m if the club go down this season.

Such a drastic cut would cripple the club, and it could take years for the Lilywhites to recover and get back their place near the top of the English footballing pyramid.

Tottenham Hotspur’s injury concerns in midfield have forced the club to explore options, and the Besiktas captain has caught the eye.

Tottenham Hotspur have had to play the majority of the 25/26 season without two of their most creative midfielders, Dejan Kulusevski and James Maddison.

At the time of writing, the pair remain sidelined with injury, with Kulusevski’s return date unknown due to a Pattela issue he picked up in May 2025.

For Maddison, there is still hope of him getting a run in the squad this season, according to Igor Tudor, following his ACL injury during pre-season.

Tottenham transfers: Orkun Kokcu scouted amid £43m interest

A report from Fanatik now claims that Tottenham have sent scouts to watch Besiktas captain Orkun Kokcu, who has hit form this season despite a slow start.

According to the report, Spurs have been scouting the midfielder closely, including during Besiktas’ recent clash with Kasimpasa, where he reportedly earned ‘high marks’.

Kokcu has returned decent numbers this season, scoring six goals and assisting eight in 23 Super Lig appearances.

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The midfielder is a ball carrier similar to Kulusevski and is press-resistant. He also has leadership traits, which could suit Tottenham, given how young their squad is.

Spurs face competition for Kokcu as valuation emerges

But Spurs are not the only ones to have scouted Kokcu. Manchester United have also sent scouts to watch the 25-year-old on several occasions this season.

The Red Devils are set to rival Tottenham as they continue to monitor the midfielder’s situation, while elsewhere in Europe, Inter Milan is also credited with interest.

Besiktas, for their part, have made their stance clear, stating there will be no sale unless the offer is ‘astronomical’, with £43 million (€50 million) the minimum price they will consider for the 25-year-old.

Whether the Turkiye man is a Kulusevski replacement remains to be seen, but the profile of both players is definitely similar.

Tottenham Hotspur want to sign a new goalkeeper who has ‘Premier League clubs salivating’ due to his size, strength under pressure and potential for development.

Vicario has been heavily linked with a return to Serie A this summer, with both Juventus and Inter Milan thought to be eyeing the Italian.

In fact, some sources have claimed that Inter are confident of landing the Tottenham number one after holding talks with his representatives.

Several Premier League goalkeepers have been mooted as potential Vicario replacements at Spurs, but the Premier League side are turning their attention to a Frenchman.

Tottenham have made concrete enquiries for Lens goalkeeper Robin Risser

According to a report in Jeunes Footeux, Tottenham are now stepping up their plans to land a new number one, with the Lilywhites looking for a modern goalkeeper who can sweep behind their back four.

They have set their sights on Lens’ Robin Risser, whose profile matches what is wanted by Spurs. The Lilywhites have been left impressed with the 21-year-old’s composure.

In fact, the London club have already made ‘concrete enquiries’ regarding the Lens shot-stopper, but they are not the only Premier League club interested.

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Spurs could face ‘fierce’ competition for Risser

The report claims that Risser’s size, strength under pressure and potential for development have ‘Premier League clubs salivating’ ahead of the summer.

One of those clubs is Newcastle United, who could prove ‘fierce’ competition to Tottenham for the France Under-21 international.

Interestingly, Jeunes Footeux also share that Risser was recently asked about the possibility of a summer move, and he chose to keep his cards close to his chest.

When asked about the transfer speculation, the Lens man responded: “I’m focused on finishing the season strong with Lens; the rest is up to my advisors.”

Tottenham Hotspur want to raid Nottingham Forest for a centre-forward this summer, but their chances of completing the deal may depend on the events that unfold at a Bundesliga club.

Tottenham’s lack of quality in the final third has plagued them since the start of the season, with the situation not being helped by the injuries the club have had.

Spurs are yet to replace the goalscoring quality of Heung-min Son and Harry Kane, and one would expect the club to prioritise adding reinforcements to their forward line if they do stay in the Premier League.

It has now been revealed that the Lilywhites may be about to turn to a player who struggled to make an impression in his six-month spell in the English top-flight.

Tottenham set their sights on Nottingham Forest striker Arnaud Kalimuendo

According to a report in Fussball Daten, Tottenham are eyeing a summer move for Arnaud Kalimuendo, who is impressing on loan in Germany over recent months.

Kalimuendo, who joined Forest last summer from Rennes, struggled to get much game time at the City Ground in the first half of the campaign, with his only two goals for the club coming in the Europa League.

The 24-year-old striker joined Eintracht Frankfurt on loan in January and has been extremely impressive in Germany, with four goals and an assist to his name in 12 appearances.

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It is revealed that Spurs and Aston Villa are both looking for a ‘creative striker’ and could turn their attention to Kalimuendo, who Forest are ready to sell for around €30m to €35m (£26m-£30.2m) this summer.

Spurs’ move for Kalimuendo may depend on Eintracht Frankfurt’s fortunes

There is one stumbling block in Tottenham’s pursuit of the striker, with Fussball Daten revealing that Frankfurt’s loan agreement for Kalimuendo includes a €27m (£23.3m) option to buy the player in the summer.

The Bundesliga club are expected to activate the option to buy the striker from Forest this summer, should they qualify for Europe, especially the Champions League.

Frankfurt, who are currently sitting in 7th place in the Bundesliga, 12 points off RB Leipzig in 4th, are thought to be preparing a contract offer for Kalimuendo worth €3m (£2.6m) per year.

Tottenham Hotspur’s focus on strengthening their midfield continues ahead of the summer window, and now they want Lyon’s captain.

There is no denying that this Tottenham Hotspur side is a young squad with few senior figures, with Cristian Romero, Ben Davies and Guglielmo Vicario among those providing leadership.

Last summer, the club looked to add more know-how, signing Joao Palhinha and Mohammed Kudus, both of whom had Premier League pedigree.

In the winter, Conor Gallagher arrived as another seasoned addition, having played at the top level for several clubs.

Tottenham transfers: Corentin Tolisso targeted in £26m move

Heading into the summer window, there are talks of Tottenham adding more experienced heads to their squad, with Leon Goretzka one who has been linked with Spurs.

Those reports have continued, with Sports Boom now stating that Tottenham are amongst a host of Premier League clubs interested in signing Lyon captain Corentin Tolisso at the end of the season.

The 31-year-old is not just someone who has performed at the highest level for a long time, but is also a midfielder with strong technical and creative abilities.

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This season alone, he has already grabbed 11 goals in all competitions, more than any Tottenham player has managed so far.

Spurs could benefit from Corentin Tolisso’s experience and leadership

There is no doubt that adding know-how, alongside goals and creativity, will improve Spurs’ overall game, and that is what they would get with Tolisso.

The midfielder also knows what it takes to compete at the highest level and win trophies, given his time at Bayern Munich and his World Cup win with France.

At present, Tottenham do not have a player with such an impressive trophy cabinet, and signing him would add leadership to the squad.

He is currently Lyon’s captain, and it is claimed he would cost around £26 million (€30 million), although Spurs will have to fend off interest from Newcastle United and Aston Villa, who are also in the race for Tolisso.

Tottenham Hotspur’s search for attacking reinforcements continues to gather pace, with a new name emerging ahead of the summer window.

Tottenham Hotspur have yet to replace Harry Kane and his numbers since his departure about three seasons ago.

The former Spurs forward has already hit half a century of goals for Bayern Munich in all competitions this season, the same amount of goals Tottenham have scored in the league thus far.

It is clear that the North Londoners are missing Kane’s goals, and they could be turning to the transfer market to rectify that.

Tottenham transfers: Georges Mikautadze targeted in £51m deal

A report from Fichajes now claims that Tottenham are keen on securing the services of Villarreal forward Georges Mikautadze at the end of the season.

Spurs are looking to improve their attacking unit with a quality striker, and the 25-year-old has now been identified as a target.

Mikautadze has managed 11 goals for the Yellow Submarine, and while that is far from Harry Kane’s numbers, it is his versatility and ability to create chances that make him a unique option.

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Tottenham are leading the race for the versatile forward, who has interest from multiple clubs, with Spurs prepared to offer close to £51 million (€60 million) to sign the player.

Spurs could benefit from Georges Mikautadze versatility

The signing of Mikautadze could help Tottenham manage better over the course of a season because of his versatility.

The 25-year-old is capable of featuring on both wings, as a striker and as a number ten, and such versatility can help a squad that is often stretched because of injuries.

Barcelona could make a huge transfer decision that impacts both Tottenham Hotspur and Micky Van de Ven this summer.

Micky van de Ven is one Tottenham Hotspur player who has been linked with a move away from north London following Spurs’ struggles this campaign.

A host of clubs in Europe and the Premier League are believed to be keen on securing the services of van de Ven, including Barcelona, Real Madrid, Liverpool and Manchester United.

The Tottenham pacey centre-back has since come out to hit out at the rumours involving himself and several of his team-mates, reports he believes are creating a rift between players and fans.

Simon Jordan has slammed van de Ven for his ‘self-serving nonsense’ interview, stating that the centre-back will leave the club should they be relegated.

Tottenham transfer twist: Barcelona could choose between Micky van de Ven and Luka Vuskovic

SunSport are now reporting that van de Ven runs the risk of missing out on a transfer to La Liga giants Barcelona.

That is because it is claimed that Barcelona could drop their interest in Micky van de Ven to sign his Tottenham team-mate Luka Vuskovic instead.

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Barcelona are reported to be looking to secure the services of a new centre-back in the coming months as they look to strengthen at the back.

Vuskovic’s form could impact Micky van de Ven’s future

Vuskovic has definitely been the more consistent defender this season, and that could affect the future of both players.

Spurs may need to decide on who to retain next season, and Vuskovic could potentially be favoured over van de Ven given his poor form.

Van de Ven is the more experienced option, but there is no denying that he has been far from his best this campaign.

Vuskovic, on the other hand, has consistently put in top displays and was even voted player of the Bundesliga season thus far, beating Harry Kane.

Speculation regarding the future of the Croat remains intense, but Vuskovic has stated that his focus remains on Tottenham.