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Inter Milan interest in Guglielmo Vicario has intensified, with the Spurs goalkeeper now open to a potential move to San Siro next summer.

The Italy international has emerged as the leading candidate to succeed Yann Sommer, and recent developments suggest the path could soon open.

According to Matteo Moretto, via FCInterNews, Vicario has given his full availability to the idea of joining Inter.

The Tottenham goalkeeper sits at the very top of the Nerazzurri shortlist, not only for technical reasons, but also because of his age, nationality and suitability for the club’s long-term project.

Inter Identify Spurs Star Vicario As Top Target To Replace Sommer

MILAN, ITALY – DECEMBER 09: Yann Sommer of FC Internazionale in action during the UEFA Champions League 2025/26 League Phase MD6 match between FC Internazionale Milano and Liverpool FC at Stadio San Siro on December 09, 2025 in Milan, Italy. (Photo by Marco Luzzani/Getty Images)

Inter view Vicario as the ideal profile to begin the next cycle between the posts.

His familiarity with Serie A, combined with his status within the Italy national team, strengthens his appeal.

The club believe he offers both immediate reliability and room for growth, key factors as they plan beyond Yann Sommer.

Contacts have already taken place on an informal level. Vicario has spoken with several Italy teammates who currently play for Inter, and those conversations have helped him warm to the idea of a return to Serie A.

At this stage, the goalkeeper has not pushed for an immediate exit, but he has clearly opened the door to a move in the summer.

Tottenham, for their part, have not yet entered formal negotiations. However, Inter are monitoring the situation closely and continue to assess timing and conditions. Much will depend on how Spurs approach the market and whether they show openness to discussions.

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A last-minute Callum Wilson winner bagged West Ham a 2-1 win at London rivals Tottenham Hotspur to pile further pressure on Thomas Frank.

Crysencio Summerville’s deflected shot put the visitors – chasing a first Premier League victory since early November – in front, before Cristian Romero levelled.

But substitute Wilson delivered a brutal blow in the dying moments, stunning the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, to spark life into his side’s survival bid while Spurs remain 14th.

As It Happened

New Hammers striker Taty Castellanos, seeking a second in consecutive matches, was first to trouble the home side’s defense, hooking a shot on the turn just wide of goal.

West Ham found the breakthrough moments later, a quarter of an hour gone – tidy play shifted the ball to Summerville, who skipped past half-a-dozen lazy challenges and fired the effort in off of Micky van de Ven.

Ben Davies was unfortunately stretchered off the pitch following a clash with Jarrod Bowen in the lead-up to the visitors’ opener, causing a lengthy delay.

Spurs were in disbelief they didn’t level the match in the 24th minute, with winger Wilson Odobert heading straight at Alphonse Areola, who then denied Djed Spence’s follow-up.

West Ham were dangerous every time they ventured forward, as Castellanos somehow failed to divert his header into an empty net after a corner found its way to the Argentine.

Guglielmo Vicario was called into action five minutes before first half stoppage-time, clawing a Konstantinos Mavropanos header away at full stretch following a free-kick.

Despite ongoing protests against the ownership, the West Ham supporters had plenty to cheer about after an action-packed first half.

Frank’s men, on the other hand, were met with an encore of boos as they exited the pitch.

Spurs brought plenty more intent to the opening exchanges of the second half, with both Spence and half-time substitute Yves Bissouma, making his first appearance under Frank, having speculative long-range shots.

Van de Ven saved Spurs’ blushes on the hour mark, using his infamous pace to slide in seemingly out of nowhere and deny Summerville a second of the afternoon.

The pressure since the break eventually paid off in the 64th minute, as skipper Romero found himself in the penalty area to meet a Pedro Porro delivery and headed home emphatically.

It was still one-way traffic as Xavi Simons struck the Lilywhite’s best effort to find a winner, hitting a half-volley through a crowd of bodies before Areola palmed away.

Up stepped veteran striker Wilson in the 93rd minute to tap home a mess of a corner from a Spurs perspective and steal a crucial three points in West Ham’s relegation battle.

The Irons hauled themselves four points from safety ahead of another significant match for Nuno Espirito Santo at the London Stadium against Sunderland, next weekend.

Tottenham face Borussia Dortmund in the upcoming midweek Champions League action, now winless in their last five games and Thomas Frank’s future looking even more precarious.

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Borussia Dortmund made a relatively bright start to life in 2026, picking up a pair of wins and a draw in their opening three games since the Bundesliga's restart. Still, consistencies in the performances leaves a lot to be desired.

Despite leading by two goals at one point last Saturday afternoon, Dortmund required a late penalty to give them a 3-2 win over FC St. Pauli. Now, Niko Kovač and Co. must resume Champions League duties in midweek.

It's worth noting that BVB's last European outing left a sour taste in fans' mouths too. Hosting a big underdog in FK Bodø/Glimt, the Westphalians were pegged back twice in a 2-2 draw in which they were favoured to win well.

In doing so, Dortmund passed up on two vital points – a reward which would have left them in the top-eight direct qualifying spots. With just two games remaining, BVB will essentially need big results to rectify the errors of their ways.

Perhaps one saving grace for Kovač's side is they travel to London, facing a Tottenham Hotspur side caught in the doldrums. Thomas Frank has managed just three wins in in their last 15 games across all competitions.

Therefore, this has the hallmarks of what will likely be a cagey game. With BVB and Spurs both locked on 11 points just outside the top-eight, neither side will want to make a slip. Expect this fixture to go down to the wire.

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Niko Kovač's side should travel to North London with a clean bill of health. Only Marcel Sabitzer (calf) hasn't travelled, while Aaron Anselmino returns after a considerable layoff with a hamstring injury.

As for the hosts, Spurs, their personnel issues are worse. James Maddison (ACL tear) is out. Furthermore, a trio of stars in Mohammed Kudus, Richarlison and Rodrigo Bentancur are suffering from various hamstring issues.

Tottenham Hotspur beat Leicester City for the second week in a row on Sunday – this time 3-0 in the fourth round of the Women’s FA Cup.

Goals from Bethany England, Drew Spence, and Lenna Gunning-Williams got Martin Ho’s side into the draw for the fifth round.

And the Tottenham Hotspur head coach was pleased with what he saw from his side – particularly defensively.

“Clean sheets build confidence and belief within the group,” he said to the club’s official television channel. “If I’m being brutally honest, we maybe got away with a few moments today. We gave them too many chances in our build-up during the second half and allowed some counterattacks in the first half. That’s something we can tidy up.

“That said, the clean sheet is a credit to the whole team and the way we defend together. There are still moments where we need to be tighter, because it could have been different if they had taken their chances.”

Leicester might not have done, but Spurs did, which Ho said was a measure of his team’s persistence.

“[Leicester City came close to scoring] near the end, but I think we were persistent in putting pressure on them and forcing them back. Sometimes in games you need to do that. When teams defend low, you must be prepared to break them down. We were patient but still composed enough to take the finishes.

“You always want to score because it settles the nerves. You also want to make sure you capitalise on opportunities when they come your way. A 1–0 scoreline can be difficult because the opposition grows in confidence the longer the game goes on. You can get a little edgy, but the second goal came at the right time and settled us down.

“After that, we pushed and pushed again. We got into some really good moments, so overall it was really pleasing.”

A last-minute Callum Wilson winner bagged West Ham a 2-1 win at London rivals Tottenham Hotspur to pile further pressure on Thomas Frank.

Crysencio Summerville’s deflected shot put the visitors – chasing a first Premier League victory since early November – in front, before Cristian Romero levelled.

But substitute Wilson delivered a brutal blow in the dying moments, stunning the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, to spark life into his side’s survival bid while Spurs remain 14th.

As It Happened

New Hammers striker Taty Castellanos, seeking a second in consecutive matches, was first to trouble the home side’s defense, hooking a shot on the turn just wide of goal.

West Ham found the breakthrough moments later, a quarter of an hour gone – tidy play shifted the ball to Summerville, who skipped past half-a-dozen lazy challenges and fired the effort in off of Micky van de Ven.

Ben Davies was unfortunately stretchered off the pitch following a clash with Jarrod Bowen in the lead-up to the visitors’ opener, causing a lengthy delay.

Spurs were in disbelief they didn’t level the match in the 24th minute, with winger Wilson Odobert heading straight at Alphonse Areola, who then denied Djed Spence’s follow-up.

West Ham were dangerous every time they ventured forward, as Castellanos somehow failed to divert his header into an empty net after a corner found its way to the Argentine.

Guglielmo Vicario was called into action five minutes before first half stoppage-time, clawing a Konstantinos Mavropanos header away at full stretch following a free-kick.

Despite ongoing protests against the ownership, the West Ham supporters had plenty to cheer about after an action-packed first half.

Frank’s men, on the other hand, were met with an encore of boos as they exited the pitch.

Spurs brought plenty more intent to the opening exchanges of the second half, with both Spence and half-time substitute Yves Bissouma, making his first appearance under Frank, having speculative long-range shots.

Van de Ven saved Spurs’ blushes on the hour mark, using his infamous pace to slide in seemingly out of nowhere and deny Summerville a second of the afternoon.

The pressure since the break eventually paid off in the 64th minute, as skipper Romero found himself in the penalty area to meet a Pedro Porro delivery and headed home emphatically.

It was still one-way traffic as Xavi Simons struck the Lilywhite’s best effort to find a winner, hitting a half-volley through a crowd of bodies before Areola palmed away.

Up stepped veteran striker Wilson in the 93rd minute to tap home a mess of a corner from a Spurs perspective and steal a crucial three points in West Ham’s relegation battle.

The Irons hauled themselves four points from safety ahead of another significant match for Nuno Espirito Santo at the London Stadium against Sunderland, next weekend.

Tottenham face Borussia Dortmund in the upcoming midweek Champions League action, now winless in their last five games and Thomas Frank’s future looking even more precarious.

Liverpool have completed the signing of forward Martha Thomas on a loan deal from Tottenham Hotspur until the end of the season.

WSL Full-Time were informed of the news via an official club press release from The Reds this morning.

The 29-year-old Scotland international forward has spent the last two-and-a-half-years at Spurs after joining the club from Manchester United in summer 2023. Thomas has gone on to net 13 goals in 66 appearances for The Lilywhites in all competitions. Thomas was an Adobe Women’s FA Cup runner-up with Spurs in 2023/2024.

In addition to her spells with Spurs and Manchester United, Thomas has also turned out for West Ham United in the Barclays Women’s Super League.

On the international stage, Thomas has been capped by Scotland on 52 occasions while she has scored 21 goals.

After joining Liverpool on loan, Thomas said “It means a lot. It’s a really exciting time for me and I’m really excited to be here.

“I think it’s the right fit, right now in my career. Even though it’s a short loan, I’m really looking forward to being here and helping this team climb the table where they deserve to be.”

Thomas is Liverpool’s fourth signing of the January transfer window.

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So he won’t be making any needless changes as his side head into their fourth-round tie against Leicester City.

“I take every game serious[ly], and I don’t see any of these cup competitions as ones where we will rotate for the sake of it,” he said in a press conference on Friday. “We go into the game with the strongest team to be competitive and we want to compete for all honours.”

Tottenham finished as runners-up in the 2024 final, and Ho said that his squad would like to equal and surpass that achievement.

“Players speak about it very widely because the players know and I know and the club know the FA Cup is a cup that can cause upsets or provide a lot of success and probably happiness for a lot of fans, because you’re playing upon the biggest if not the most unique stadium in world football at Wembley, and we want to make sure that we have the opportunity to do that again.”

Tottenham hosted Leicester in the WSL last weekend, winning 1-0 thanks to an Ash Neville own goal, but Ho isn’t taking anything for granted.

“Whoever you draw in these competitions, you have to perform against them,” he said. “Unfortunately, it’s been us playing them back-to-back and probably me and Rick will be sick of one another by the end of the game!

“It’s not easy to plan for, but it makes it more probably streamlined because you’re working off the same opponent, but you can maybe have to find a way you can be a little bit different in the second game, how you can maybe change things, whether that’s personnel or tactically, to be a little bit more unpredictable. So the planning process has been the same as it was the week before. We’re just trying to use some new information and data we picked up from the game in the league.”