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Tottenham Hotspur have set their sights on a 21-year-old Premier League winger, and they may face competition from Arsenal.

Roberto De Zerbi is reportedly set to have a huge say in Tottenham’s squad building this summer, and one would expect the Italian to make some big changes to the squad he inherited ahead of his first full season in charge.

The Italian will have the next month and a half to closely assess the Spurs players before deciding who he wants to keep as a part of his project.

Reports indicate that De Zerbi has already had conversations with the Tottenham hierarchy regarding transfer targets, and it has now been revealed that one Brighton star is on the Lilywhites’ wishlist.

Tottenham could battle Arsenal for Yankuba Minteh

The Daily Mail have now claimed that Tottenham have set their sights on Brighton youngster Yankuba Minteh ahead of the summer window.

The 21-year-old has not been a regular in the Seagulls starting eleven and has suffered from inconsistency this season, having found the back of the net just twice in the Premier League this term.

However, despite his inconsistency, Tottenham have been impressed with Minteh’s flashes of brilliance and are admirers of the player.

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The outlet claims that the Lilywhites could face competition from their North London rivals, Arsenal, who are also fans of the Gambia international.

Liverpool could challenge Spurs for Minteh under one condition

The Mail says that the Brighton star is also on the radar of Liverpool as they look to bolster their midfield this summer.

However, the outlet suggests that a move from Liverpool for Minteh could be contingent on Arne Slot remaining in charge of the Merseyside club next season.

It thus appears that Spurs could find themselves in a transfer battle for two of the biggest clubs in the Premier League for the pacy wide-man.

Tottenham Hotspur are continuing to eye a summer deal for Adam Wharton, who could be the subject of a major transfer battle.

Since his move from Blackburn Rovers to Crystal Palace in 2024, Wharton has established a reputation as one of the best central midfielders in the Premier League.

The 22-year-old has been capped by England four times, and his consistent displays for the Eagles have made him a wanted man across the Premier League.

It has been widely reported over recent months that Spurs view Wharton as their dream midfield addition this summer, and the Lilywhites have now learned what they have to do to secure the youngster’s signature.

How much do Tottenham have to pay to land Adam Wharton?

The Daily Mail have now claimed that Wharton will be allowed to leave Selhurst Park for around £65m this summer.

If Spurs end up paying that, it would make the midfielder the club’s joint most expensive signing, alongside Dominic Solanke.

The report claims that Spurs ‘recognise his potential and astute passing’, but Wharton also has Real Madrid, Chelsea, and Manchester United as his admirers.

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Additionally, Liverpool are also considering a move for the Palace star, but there are concerns at Anfield over whether he has the legs to run more for a possession-based team.

Why Spurs look unlikely to win the race for Wharton

Last month, journalist Pete O’Rourke claimed that Wharton has set his sights on joining a Champions League club in the summer.

That may rule Tottenham out of the running, and we are now hearing an increasing number of reports stating that Man United have set the Spurs midfield target as their top transfer priority.

If the likes of United and Liverpool make a move, it is unlikely Wharton would consider a move to N17. The midfielder may even view a move to Tottenham as a backward step, given where the Lilywhites are in the table.

Tottenham Hotspur are plotting a move for a Championship midfielder who impressed against their North London rivals Arsenal recently.

It remains to be seen how the Spurs midfield will look in Roberto De Zerbi’s first full season in charge, with the Italian’s system demanding technical proficiency in the middle of the park.

One would expect Archie Gray and Lucas Bergvall to become key players under the Italian, but the new Spurs head coach may also want to add further reinforcements to his midfield this summer.

It has now emerged that the Lilywhites are considering raiding a Championship side for their main creative fulcrum.

Tottenham eyeing move for Leo Scienza after his masterclass against Arsenal

ESPN Brazil have now claimed that Southampton midfielder Leo Scienza has emerged as an option for Tottenham this summer.

The 27-year-old attacking midfielder, who can also play out wide, has been a consistent performer for the Saints since his move from German side Heidenheim last season, having six goals and eight assists to his name in his 31 Championship outings.

The Brazilian’s performances have brought him to the attention of Spurs as well as other Premier League clubs, with Aston Villa, Fulham, Everton and Leeds United also fans of the player.

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The attacking midfielder delivered a Man of the Match display against Arsenal last weekend as the Saints dumped the Gunners out of the FA Cup, which may have convinced suitors that he is ready to make the step up to the top-flight.

What is Scienza’s transfer stance?

Scienza is a late bloomer, and ESPN Brazil suggest that he is now keen on making the most of the time he has left in his career.

The report claims that even though the 27-year-old only moved to St Mary’s last summer, he is now ‘looking to take the next step in his career’.

The outlet adds that Scienza has no intention to return to Brazil anytime soon, with the attacking midfielder keen to continue his journey in Europe.

Tottenham Hotspur are one of three big clubs considering a move for a South American defender who is protected by a huge release clause.

The summer transfer window is still a while away, and Spurs first need to focus on securing their Premier League status before they can plan for the window.

However, that has not stopped the speculation intensifying regarding the North London club’s top targets, particularly after the arrival of Roberto De Zerbi.

Some sources have suggested that De Zerbi has mentioned some potential summer targets to Tottenham, and one left-back is now being very heavily linked with a move to N17.

Tottenham battling two European giants for Maxi Araujo

According to various reports, Tottenham are eyeing a summer move for Sporting Lisbon star Maxi Arajuo, who has been one of the most exciting full-backs on show in the Champions League this season.

Arajuo was Sporting’s star performer in the first leg against Arsenal on Tuesday, and that has not gone unnoticed at Spurs.

According to A BOLA, Tottenham’s scouts were in attendance at the Jose Alvalade Stadium to watch the left-back deliver a masterclass.

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The report says that Spurs have been following Arajuo for ‘a long time’ and were left impressed with his latest display against their North London rivals.

The outlet claims that the Uruguayan international has also been a long-term target for Chelsea, but it is Juventus who are named as the ‘main interested party’ in the full-back ahead of the summer window.

Sporting Lisbon’s stance on Spurs target Arajuo revealed

A Bola have backed up what we have heard from other sources over the last week by revealing that the left-back has a €80m (£69m) release clause in his contract.

The website claims that Sporting are aware of the growing interest in Arajuo, but have already decided to keep the player in Lisbon for one more season.

The publication adds that it is going to take an ‘irresistible offer’ to tempt the Portuguese club to cash in on the experienced defender.

Inter Milan may find it much more difficult to land Tottenham’s Guglielmo Vicario this summer than they initially expected.

Spurs Web has relayed a whole host of reports from Italy over the last few months stating that Vicario has held positive talks regarding a summer move to Inter Milan.

It has been suggested that the Tottenham number one is keen to return to the Serie A after spending three years in North London.

Sources have suggested that Inter Milan are hopeful that they can agree a £16m deal for Vicario, whose form between the sticks has been heavily scrutinised this season.

Tottenham’s asking price for Guglielmo Vicario is too high for Inter Milan

TuttoMercatoWeb have now confirmed that the 29-year-old had been identified by the Nerazzurri as their top target to take over the gloves from Yann Sommer.

However, the outlet reveals that Inter have only set a budget of €15m (£13m) for a new goalkeeper ahead of the summer.

It is claimed that Tottenham Hotspur are now demanding a fee of €25m-€30m (£21.7m-£26.1m) for the former Empoli man, which is a valuation that far exceeds Inter’s ceiling.

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The outlet thus concludes that Vicario is ‘not an easy target’ for Inter, with Tottenham’s demands being too high to make him the Italian club’s ‘desired choice’.

Inter’s internal conversations regarding Vicario revealed

This report comes just a couple of days after CalcioMercato claimed that Inter’s hierarchy has held talks regarding their summer objectives, with the Tottenham man’s name being discussed.

However, the update revealed that ‘further discussions are necessary’ at Inter before they push ahead with a move for Vicario.

It was explained that the Serie A club’s leaders would first have to agree on contract renewals and finalise their priority transfer objectives before making a decision on the Italian goalkeeper.

Tottenham Hotspur appear to be edging closer to a deal with soon-to-be free agent Andy Robertson this summer, but Spurs supporters are not entirely convinced by the potential move.

It was revealed on Thursday that Robertson has decided to call time on his nearly decade-long stay at Anfield, with the full-back choosing not to renew his contract.

Tottenham, who had shown interest in the Liverpool man back in the summer, were quickly alerted, with subsequent reports stating that the Lilywhites were in pole position to sign Robertson.

The 32-year-old Scotland international, however, is not short of options, with five other teams keen on signing the soon-to-be free agent this summer.

Tottenham fans react to Spurs agreeing to an Andy Robertson deal

A fresh report from Fabrizio Romano now claims that Spurs have a verbal agreement to sign Andy Robertson in June 2026, with all terms understood to be in place.

However, he goes on to explain that nothing has been signed or sealed yet, as staying in the Premier League will be a key factor before proceeding.

Tottenham currently find themselves in the relegation places for the first time this campaign following West Ham’s victory over Wolves, although Spurs still have a game in hand.

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Fans of the Lilywhites have now shared their reaction to the club’s latest pursuit of Robertson, and not many are pleased with the reports.

One supporter voiced concern over the nature of the potential deal, suggesting it may not align with the manager’s vision: “It’s a club signing, that’s what worries me most about this. What are the chances both Frank and De Zerbi really want him”

Another fan echoed that sentiment, claiming: “Clearly not a de zerbi signing… it’s a club signing… pathetic again” Frustration among the fanbase was also evident, with one supporter bluntly stating: “Fingers crossed we go down then”

One particularly unhappy fan criticised both the proposed contract and the player’s recent performance, adding: “£150,000 a week 2 year deal Worst player when we played them his error got us goal. Maybe he thought he was playing for Spurs already”

Elsewhere, some supporters reacted with dark humour, with one joking: “Relegation suddenly not looking so bad” Another took a similar stance, writing: “At least there’s one positive of getting relegated 👍🏼”The mood was further summed up by one fan who said: “We deserve relegation”

Finally, one supporter kept their stance clear and concise: “We dont want him”

Spurs Andy Robertson move raises questions over recruitment strategy

The decline of Tottenham in the last two seasons has been rather drastic, and many fans will agree that signings like these have left the club in its current position.

Robertson will bring experience to the club, but if the club are so desperate for such experience, then renewing Ben Davies’ contract seems the logical step.

Davies is just as old and, if he is departing north London, you would expect Tottenham to bring in a full-back who can challenge their current starters; however, going for Robertson to replace an older player seems counterproductive.

Given that Spurs have always been interested in Robertson, even before the appointment of De Zerbi, and are now moving for him regardless, further questions will arise over whether the Italian will have any say in the rebuilding of the club.

Regardless, Spurs must avoid relegation if they are even to give themselves the chance of attracting top talent.

Tottenham Hotspur are considering swooping for a young Bundesliga starlet on the back of his breakthrough season, but they will have to see off competition from two of their rivals.

There could be wholesale changes to the Spurs squad even if they stay up this summer, with Roberto De Zerbi expected to put his own imprint on the squad.

While the Italian may deem some of the players at Tottenham to be unsuitable for his style of play, he may also be forced into some changes.

That looks particularly likely at centre-back, with Cristian Romero and Micky van de Ven continuing to be heavily linked with moves away from Spurs.

Tottenham battling two Premier League clubs for Karim Coulibaly

Earlier this week, news emerged that Tottenham are eyeing a £43.8m summer move for Karim Coulibaly, who is enjoying a breakthrough season at Werder Bremen.

The 18-year-old, who is a centre-back by trade but can also play as a number six, has thrived in his first taste of Bundesliga football, and a new report in The Daily Mail has now also backed up Tottenham’s interest in the youngster.

The report claims that the North Londoners are now ‘taking a close look’ at Coulibaly ahead of the summer, but they are not the only ones doing that.

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Newcastle United and Chelsea are also running the rule over the German U21 international and could battle Tottenham for his signature.

Coulibaly’s transfer stance revealed amidst Spurs’ interest

The Mail also reveal that scouts from both Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain have been to Bremen to watch the young centre-back in action this season.

A few days ago, Fabrizio Romano predicted that there would be a big race for Coulibaly this summer, revealing that the defender’s list of admirers is growing.

Interestingly, Romano also added that the teenager is ‘prepared for a new chapter this summer’, which suggests that the youngster is expecting a big move.

We take a look at Opta’s revised prediction for Tottenham Hotspur’s Premier League finish after the Lilywhites fell into the bottom three for the first time.

There was always the risk that Spurs could be in the relegation zone by the time Roberto De Zerbi takes charge as his first game as Spurs boss, and that has now come to pass.

West Ham thrashed Wolves 4-0 at home on Friday to move up one place above Tottenham, with the pressure intensifying on the North Londoners.

De Zerbi has insisted he believes he can keep Spurs up, but he now knows that losing against Sunderland on Sunday could make the job much, much harder.

Opta still expect Tottenham to stay in the Premier League

Even though Spurs are sitting below West Ham in the table, Opta’s Supercomputer still expects Tottenham to finish 17th and for the Hammers to join Wolves and Burnley in the Championship next term.

However, there is not much between the two London rivals, with the data analysis platform stating that the Lilywhites are on course to end up with a tally of 38.43 points and the Hammers 38.35.

Further, their relegation likelihood for Spurs has now gone up, with De Zerbi’s men now being given a 34.96 per cent chance of going down, while the East London club have been 44.44 per cent chance of being relegated.

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West Ham and Spurs have had contrasting form over recent months

While Opta seem to suggest that Tottenham still have their noses ahead in the battle to stay up, the worry for the Lilywhites is the fact that West Ham look the much more in-form team.

West Ham have picked up seven points from their last four matches, which places them at the top of the form table for that period, as per Transfermarkt.

Tottenham, on the other hand, are still looking for their first league win in 2026, and they desperately need to break that run at the Stadium of Light.

Tottenham Hotspur have now taken a significant step towards landing Andy Robertson on a free transfer this summer, according to Fabrizio Romano.

Robertson appeared all set for a move to Tottenham during the winter transfer window, but the deal fell through in the end, with Liverpool blocking the 31-year-old’s switch to Spurs.

A few days ago, the experienced Tottenham target confirmed that he will be leaving Anfield when his contract runs out in the summer.

It appears that the North Londoners are wasting no time in trying to secure a deal for the Liverpool left-back.

Tottenham have a verbal agreement with Andy Robertson ahead of a summer move

A couple of days ago, David Ornstein revealed that Spurs are leading the race to sign Robertson ahead of the summer window.

Fabrizio Romano has now gone a step further, stating that Spurs have reached a verbal agreement with the Scotland international regarding the terms of his contract.

The journalist added that the experienced full-back is set to join Tottenham in the summer as long as they remain in the Premier League.

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Romano wrote on X: “Tottenham have a verbal agreement to sign Andy Robertson in June 2026, all terms in place. Nothing signed/sealed yet as staying in Premier League will be a key factor ahead of proceeding. Robertson, ready to pick THFC project if relegation battle has positive outcome.”

Who are the other clubs chasing Robertson?

While Tottenham appear to be at the front of the queue to land the Liverpool star, the defender’s other suitors have not given up just yet.

It was reported earlier this week that Atletico Madrid, Juventus and Napoli are ready to challenge Spurs for Robertson’s signature this summer.

A new report has shed light on what Tottenham Hotspur are willing to do to beat a Champions League club to the signature of Marcos Senesi.

Neither Cristian Romero nor Micky van de Ven are guaranteed to be at Tottenham next season, with both Spurs centre-backs being pursued by some of the biggest clubs in Europe.

It has been revealed over the last few days that Tottenham have held talks with Marcos Senesi’s representatives regarding a switch to N17.

The centre-back’s current deal at Bournemouth runs out in June, and according to reports, Spurs are facing plenty of competition for the 28-year-old centre-back.

Tottenham willing to offer Marcos Senesi a higher salary than Juventus

A new report in TuttpSport reveals that Juventus have already held discussions over a move for the Bournemouth defender, who they have been ‘actively pursuing for several weeks’.

The report claims that the Serie A club have offered Senesi a four-year deal which will see him earn €3m (£2.6m) per season.

However, the outlet reveals that the Bianconeri face competition from the Premier League for the Argentine, including from Spurs, who are willing to give the Cherries star a contract worth €4m (£3.4m) per season.

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It is revealed that Aston Villa are also fans of the centre-back, and Unai Emery’s men are also willing to offer him the same terms as the Lilywhites.

Senesi has already made his transfer stance clear

Tuttosport say that Juve not only have to deal with competition from the two Premier League sides, but also from Borussia Dortmund, who are on the defender’s trail.

The outlet claims that Senesi has already communicated to the Cherries that he will not be renewing his contract and wants to seek a new challenge in the summer.

The report adds that the Argentine international wants to leap to a top club and also a lucrative salary, in what could be the last big contract of his career.