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Tottenham Hotspur have been linked with a move for the Rennes winger Desire Doue.

The 19-year-old is highly rated in French football and he has been linked with the move away from Rennes this summer. According to a report from Give Me Sport, the likes of Arsenal and Manchester United are keen on the winger as well.

Tottenham need more quality and depth in the wide areas and the 19-year-old could prove to be a quality long-term acquisition. He will add goals and creativity from the wide areas.

The winger has the quality and the potential to develop into an important first-team player for Tottenham with the right guidance. The opportunity to play in English football will be an attractive one for him and he will hope that the two clubs can secure an agreement soon.

However, the report states that the asking price could rise to £60 million and it seems highly unlikely that Tottenham will agree to pay that kind of money for the player. They need to improve their attacking unit, but they will have to bring in quality additions in the other areas of the squad as well. Spending £60 million on a winger might not be possible for them this summer.

It will be interesting to see if Rennes are willing to lower their demands in the coming weeks. The 19-year-old is highly rated across Europe and he has the potential to justify the investment in the long run. It remains to be seen whether clubs like Arsenal and Manchester United are willing to come forward and pay the asking price for him.

Tottenham are working to finalise a deal for Brentford striker Ivan Toney as the upcoming transfer window approaches

It was recently reported that Spurs had a £40m bid rejected for the Brentford star, with the club looking for a fee close £65m.

Former Tottenham man Alan Hutton has claimed that Spurs will aim to agree various add-ons to complete the transfer, potentially bringing the total fee to around £50-55 million.

He believes that this valuation is fair for a player of Toney’s calibre. He noted that the Lilywhites’ initial low bid and Brentford’s high asking price are typical in transfer negotiations, with the final fee often landing somewhere in between.

The add-ons could include criteria such as scoring a certain number of goals in the Champions League or for the England national team, thereby increasing the overall fee.

Hutton believes that if Toney can achieve 20-plus goals per season, with the quality of supply at Spurs, he could be a transformative player for the club.

Speaking to Tottenham News, Hutton said:

“I think that’s a good number, I understand Tottenham, I know how they work, they go in low, Brentford go high and you meet somewhere in the middle, that’s what happens in every move in football.

“If they can get around the £50-55million mark, I mean he’s 28, I know he had a slow end to the season when he came back from his ban – I think it was 17 games he only scored three or four goals – but we know what he’s capable of that was through what happened before and he’ll learn from that.

“If they can get in the building, look there could even be some add-ons if he goes and scores ‘X’ amount of goals in the Champions League or for England or whatever you can kind of bulk up the fee.

“But I think that’s a good number, he’ll make the difference for them if scores 20-plus goals a season, which with the supply he’s going to get I think he will, he could be the difference maker.”

This comes despite club insider Paul O’Keefe and Sky Sports reporter Michael Bridge, both dismissing the reports of any bid from Tottenham.

It has also been reported that a move for a new striker could depend on Richarlison’s situation at the club.

It remains to be seen whether Tottenham are successful in their bid to sign a new striker.

Tottenham are working to finalise a deal for Brentford striker Ivan Toney as the upcoming transfer window approaches

It was recently reported that Spurs had a £40m bid rejected for the Brentford star, with the club looking for a fee close £65m.

Former Tottenham man Alan Hutton has claimed that Spurs will aim to agree various add-ons to complete the transfer, potentially bringing the total fee to around £50-55 million.

He believes that this valuation is fair for a player of Toney’s calibre. He noted that the Lilywhites’ initial low bid and Brentford’s high asking price are typical in transfer negotiations, with the final fee often landing somewhere in between.

The add-ons could include criteria such as scoring a certain number of goals in the Champions League or for the England national team, thereby increasing the overall fee.

Hutton believes that if Toney can achieve 20-plus goals per season, with the quality of supply at Spurs, he could be a transformative player for the club.

Speaking to Tottenham News, Hutton said:

“I think that’s a good number, I understand Tottenham, I know how they work, they go in low, Brentford go high and you meet somewhere in the middle, that’s what happens in every move in football.

“If they can get around the £50-55million mark, I mean he’s 28, I know he had a slow end to the season when he came back from his ban – I think it was 17 games he only scored three or four goals – but we know what he’s capable of that was through what happened before and he’ll learn from that.

“If they can get in the building, look there could even be some add-ons if he goes and scores ‘X’ amount of goals in the Champions League or for England or whatever you can kind of bulk up the fee.

“But I think that’s a good number, he’ll make the difference for them if scores 20-plus goals a season, which with the supply he’s going to get I think he will, he could be the difference maker.”

This comes despite club insider Paul O’Keefe and Sky Sports reporter Michael Bridge, both dismissing the reports of any bid from Tottenham.

It has also been reported that a move for a new striker could depend on Richarlison’s situation at the club.

It remains to be seen whether Tottenham are successful in their bid to sign a new striker.

Tottenham are set to table an offer for the services of Fenerbahce attacking midfielder Sebastian Szymanski.

The Polish international has made quite a name for himself on the back of his consistent performances and multiple top clubs are ready to knock on Fenerbahce’s door for his signature.

According to a report from Aslinda, Tottenham are interested in Sebastian Szymanski’s services and they are all set to submit a £17 million offer for him.

After spending the 2022/23 season on loan at Feyenoord, Szymanski made a permanent switch to Fenerbahce last summer. He has since featured in 55 matches and has contributed towards 32 goals (13 goals, 19 assists). His impressive performances haven’t gone unnoticed and there is interest from the likes of Tottenham, Lazio as well as Marseille.

Spurs have the best financial situation among the three clubs and are pushing hard to add the 25-year-old to their ranks. They are keen on further bolstering their attack as they look to push for a top-four finish next season. While they do have James Maddison in their team for the number ten role, they are looking to add more competition by signing Szymanski.

His arrival will add more firepower to their attack and his ability to feature on the right flank as well as a central midfielder will give Ange Postecoglou more options to work with. The North London club are expected to hold a meeting with the Turkish club in the coming days where they will submit the offer.

It will be interesting to see if the two clubs can secure an agreement soon.

Tottenham are set to table an offer for the services of Fenerbahce attacking midfielder Sebastian Szymanski.

The Polish international has made quite a name for himself on the back of his consistent performances and multiple top clubs are ready to knock on Fenerbahce’s door for his signature.

According to a report from Aslinda, Tottenham are interested in Sebastian Szymanski’s services and they are all set to submit a £17 million offer for him.

After spending the 2022/23 season on loan at Feyenoord, Szymanski made a permanent switch to Fenerbahce last summer. He has since featured in 55 matches and has contributed towards 32 goals (13 goals, 19 assists). His impressive performances haven’t gone unnoticed and there is interest from the likes of Tottenham, Lazio as well as Marseille.

Spurs have the best financial situation among the three clubs and are pushing hard to add the 25-year-old to their ranks. They are keen on further bolstering their attack as they look to push for a top-four finish next season. While they do have James Maddison in their team for the number ten role, they are looking to add more competition by signing Szymanski.

His arrival will add more firepower to their attack and his ability to feature on the right flank as well as a central midfielder will give Ange Postecoglou more options to work with. The North London club are expected to hold a meeting with the Turkish club in the coming days where they will submit the offer.

It will be interesting to see if the two clubs can secure an agreement soon.

Emerson Royal has had his say on a potential departure from Tottenham Hotspur this summer.

The Brazilian full-back’s future has been the talk of the town since the end of the season. While he still has two years left on his deal with the North London club, Emerson Royal is not an ideal fit in Ange Postecoglou’s system. As a result, he only got limited minutes last season and has now been linked with a move away from the club.

While the former Barcelona star is currently on holiday in Brazil, he gave an interview to UOL this week where he didn’t shy away from talking about his future.

Emerson Royal said: “I’ve asked my agents not to talk to me about these issues for now because I’m on holiday, I recently got married and I want to enjoy this moment. I’ll have to have a meeting with them in the next few days because it’s a very important decision that I have to make now.”

Emerson was an integral part of Spurs’ first team after joining them from Barcelona in the summer of 2021 but he went down the pecking order after the arrival of Postecoglou. While he was involved in 24 matches and racked up just over 1,300 minutes, the majority of those appearances came because of injuries at the back.

People at the North London club admire his qualities but they are aware of the fact that he doesn’t fit well into the Australian manager’s plans. As a result, they are looking to cash in on him. The player has revealed that he will be meeting with agents in the coming days to discuss his future.

While making a return to the Brazilian national team is Emerson’s top priority, he has left his future at Tottenham up in the air. AC Milan are the ones linked with the 25-year-old and they seem to be his preferred destination at this stage.

Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg is looking to part ways with Tottenham Hotspur ahead of next season.

The Danish international joined the North London club back in the summer of 2020. He was an integral part of their first team over the years but a lot has changed post the arrival of Ange Postecoglou.

He is no longer a regular under the Australian manager and according to Corriere dello Sport via SportWitness, Hojbjerg is pushing for a move away from Tottenham.

While he was involved in 39 matches last season, the former Southampton star was on the pitch for less than 1,500 minutes. He is frustrated by the lack of game time and is planning to leave the club in the summer in search of regular minutes and more prominence. His agents have already held talks with multiple clubs as they look to find the ideal destination for him.

There is still a year left on the defensive midfielder’s contract at Tottenham but it seems his time at the club is virtually over as he seeks a new club. The 28-year-old wants to feature in the Champions League next season something Spurs can’t offer him.

Hojbjerg who was one of the standout performers for Denmark in their draw against England at the Euros is on the wishlist of multiple top clubs from Italy and he seems to be an affordable option for them as he will be available for just £17 million with only 12 months left on his deal at Tottenham.

Tottenham Hotspur might have to fend off interest in some of their key players during the upcoming transfer window.

One player attracting significant attention is standout defender Micky van de Ven.

According to Tottenham News’ sources, the Dutch centre-back is being closely monitored by European giants Real Madrid, Barcelona, PSG, and Juventus.

Van de Ven, who joined Spurs last summer, has quickly adapted to the Premier League, establishing himself as a key player under manager Ange Postecoglou.

His impressive performances have earned him recognition as one of the best defenders in the division, inevitably drawing the attention of top clubs across Europe.

Despite the increasing interest, it is reported that the Lilywhites would require a substantial offer to consider parting ways with Van de Ven.

His consistent presence in the team, starting in all of his 27 Premier League appearances last season, has been crucial.

Additionally, Van de Ven has contributed offensively, scoring three goals as a defender.

One of the highlights of Van de Ven’s debut season was his remarkable speed. Earlier in February, he was recorded as the fastest player in the Premier League, reaching an impressive 37.38 km/h against Brentford.

Spurs are keen to retain the 23-year-old, given his outstanding contributions and the potential he has shown.

His seamless adaptation to the English top flight and his rapid development have made him a valuable asset to the club.

As the summer transfer window approaches, Tottenham will need to resist interest from top European clubs to keep hold of Van de Ven.

Tottenham midfielder Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg is on the verge of leaving North London, with several clubs expressing interest in him.

Among these, AC Milan have emerged as a strong contender for his signature.

According to Corriere dello Sport, as reported by Sport Witness, Hojbjerg is actively seeking a move away from Spurs, with his agents already engaging in talks with multiple clubs.

The report claims that the player himself wants out as he wants to play Champions League football next season and considers his time at Spurs ‘virtually over’. He has also started looking for a new house.

AC Milan view the Danish international as a valuable addition to their midfield and considers him an affordable target, with a potential transfer fee of around €20 million.

Ange Postecoglou has reportedly approved Hojbjerg’s sale, indicating that the midfielder does not fit into his long-term plans.

Last season, Hojbjerg made only eight Premier League starts out of his 36 appearances, prompting the 28-year-old to look for regular playing opportunities elsewhere.

Hojbjerg’s intention to leave has been apparent for several months, with interest from clubs such as Atletico Madrid, Fulham, Juventus, and Napoli.

Additionally, his former manager at Spurs, Jose Mourinho, has shown keen interest in reuniting with him at Fenerbahce. Mourinho, who heavily relied on Hojbjerg during his tenure at Tottenham, sees him as a crucial addition to his squad in Turkey.

Entering the final year of his contract, which expires in June next year, Tottenham is open to selling Hojbjerg for £20 million.

This transfer would provide the playing time the midfielder desires and generate funds for the Lilywhites to reinvest in new signings.

As the summer progresses, the upcoming weeks will be critical in determining Hojbjerg’s future and Spurs’ plans for strengthening their squad.

Tottenham Hotspur have been monitoring several midfield targets ahead of the upcoming transfer window.

According to the latest from Football Insider, Spurs are exploring the potential signing of Juventus midfielder Weston McKennie this summer.

This interest comes after Aston Villa’s negotiations with the American international have hit a roadblock, providing the Lilywhites with an opportunity to secure the midfielder’s signature.

Initially, McKennie seemed set for a move to Villa Park as part of a swap deal involving Douglas Luiz and Samuel Iling-Junior.

However, talks have slowed, leaving an opening for Tottenham to step in.

The report claims that McKennie has priced himself out of a move to Villa and Tottenham are now in talks over a potential deal.

Spurs have reportedly engaged in discussions to sign the 25-year-old for a cut-price fee of around £15 million, as the midfielder has entered the final year of his contract with Juventus.

Despite these developments, renowned journalist Fabrizio Romano previously dispelled rumours linking McKennie to the Lilywhites.

Romano clarified that Tottenham are not actively pursuing the versatile midfielder at this time.

But as per Football Insider’s report, Spurs are very much keen on the player and are working on a deal.

His recent performances at Juventus, following a challenging loan spell with Leeds United, highlighted his significant contributions in midfield.

Last season, McKennie registered 10 assists in 38 appearances across all competitions for the Old Lady, showcasing his value as a dynamic and influential player.

Despite the uncertainty surrounding McKennie, the Lilywhites remain committed to improving their midfield options.