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Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly interested in signing the Monaco attacker Maghnes Akliouche this summer.

According to The Independent, they are plotting a move for the 23-year-old, and they will have to pay a fee of around €55 million in order to get the deal done. They were hoping to sign Savinho from Manchester City, but he is likely to cost a lot more.

Maghnes Akliouche would improve Spurs

It will be interesting to see if Tottenham come forward with an offer to sign the attacker. He is highly rated across Europe, and he has been described as a “very good player” by his teammates in the past. Furthermore, he has been likened to Kylian Mbappé because of stylistic similarities.

Tottenham could use a quality wide player, and the 23-year-old would be a superb acquisition. He is excellent when it comes to taking on defenders in one-versus-one situations and beating them. He will add pace, flair and unpredictability to the Tottenham attack. The opportunity to move to Spurs at this stage of his career will be quite exciting for him. Regular football in England could accelerate his development and help him fulfil his potential.

Will Tottenham pay up?

The reported asking price is quite expensive, and it will be interesting to see if Tottenham are willing to pay up. They will probably hope to negotiate a more reasonable deal for a player who is still largely unproven at the highest level. His talent is beyond doubt, but he has yet to prove himself consistently at a high level.

Monaco might need to be more reasonable with their demands for the move to go through. It will be interesting to see how the situation develops over the next few weeks.

Lorenzo Pellegrini has been linked with a move away from the Italian club AS Roma, and Tottenham Hotspur are keen on securing a signature.

According to Corriere dello Sport, they have enquired about the 29-year-old attacking midfielder. Roma are prepared to get rid of him this summer because his wages of €6 million per season is proving to be unsustainable.

They were keen on signing Pellegrini a few years ago.

Spurs need Pellegrini

Tottenham will certainly be able to afford him, and it will be interesting to see if they can get the deal done. With James Maddison sidelined for a few months, they need more creativity from the central areas in the final third. Pellegrini is an attacking midfielder who will help create opportunities for his teammates and find the back of the net as well. He has 55 goals and 59 assists to his name in 316 appearances for the Italian club.

Lorenzo Pellegrini would be a useful addition

Apart from his qualities as a player, his leadership skills and experience could prove to be vital as well. He is likely to be available for a reasonable amount of money. He has a contract with the Italian club until 2026, and Roma are under pressure to cash in on him.

The midfielder has been described as an “exquisite player with great quality” by Claudio Ranieri in the past. There is no doubt that he possesses the physicality and technical attributes necessary to excel in the Premier League, and he could be a key player for Tottenham. The opportunity to move to the Premier League at this stage of his career could be quite exciting.

He will look to hit the ground running in the Premier League and prove his quality at the highest level. Tottenham have the resources to afford his wages of €115k-a-week as well. It will be interesting to see if they follow up on their enquiry with an official proposal now.

Several clubs across Europe have shown interest in Tottenham Hotspur winger Bryan Gil.

The Spanish international spent last season on loan at Girona and returned to London this summer, but Spurs don’t see him as part of their plans. Sources close to the player’s situation have informed TheBoyHotspur that the club has offered him to Fenerbahçe, Real Betis, and Atalanta.

Gil needs to move on

Gil has struggled to find consistency due to frequent loan spells and recurring injuries since March. Despite that, his technical ability and experience in European competitions still make him an attractive option.

Real Betis appreciate his playing style, and they know him well from his previous stint at the club. Gil is reportedly open to returning to Spain, but competition is heating up. Genoa and Atalanta are also seriously considering him, especially as both sides look for high-tempo wide players to fit their systems in Serie A.

Asking price set for Bryan Gil

Tottenham are willing to let Gil go for around £9 million. Tottenham paid around £21.6 million to sign the player, and Erik Lamela went the other way as well. It seems that they are now prepared to accept a heavy loss on their investment.

It will be interesting to see if Gil can find a suitable destination for himself in the coming weeks. There is no doubt that he is a talented player, but he needs to join a team where he will play regularly, and he needs a manager who will trust in his abilities.

The 24-year-old is at the peak of his career, and he needs regular gametime to fulfil his potential. It will be interesting to see if he moves to Italy this summer. The return to Spain could be ideal for him as well.

The news Spurs fans had been waiting for, for some months, has finally landed, and the excellent signing of Mohammed Kudus from West Ham United has been complemented by a player fit to replace Heung-Min Son.

The Sun says that a deal has finally been struck, in which Tottenham will give Crystal Palace an initial £30 million for Eberechi Eze, and then pay the rest in yet-to-be-detailed instalments.

Pressure will have been placed upon the North London side due to a continued run of unwelcome injuries, which have blighted some of the club’s most creative players. James Maddison is likely to miss out on, if not all of this season, after it emerged he’s picked up an ACL injury. Dejam Kulusevki is still out due to having suffered a serious knee injury in May, which required surgery to his patella.

Crystal Palace will have spent the last few days urgently rustling up some class of replacement.

One fly in the ointment is Sky Sports. According to the struggling and woke sports news outlet, Tottenham have not agreed a deal with Crystal Palace to sign Eze. As a result, Sky Sports still has ‘talks are still ongoing between the two parties‘ as their headline.

Perhaps the Eagles’ replacement has not yet been agreed…

Maybe Sky need to rethink the way they pitch their coverage, eh

It can’t be a transfer window without at least one story being run about chairman Daniel Levy seeking to grasp more cash from one of his ailing buyers. The 28-year-old Uruguayan has entered the last year of his contract at Tottenham, and that has raised one or two eyebrows over his long-term future at Hotspur Way.

The usual valuation struggles when dealing with Tottenham

TransferMarkt lists the midfielder as being worth €30 million, and a report in the Turkish outlet Sabah, suggests that Fenebache has already submitted a cheeky bid of €15 million for the ace.

The Turks believe that €25 million is closer to what Spurs might sell at.

With the player’s contract expiring in 2026, perhaps the Turks thought it might not take too much to nudge a deal along.

Has the Turkish press lost the run of itself?

The Evening Standard, however, has now repaired their relationship with the Spurs press office, having moved on the writer Dan Kilpatrick, who called Ange Postecoglou ‘a clown’ in one of his last pieces for the paper.

A press officer told the paper told the Standard that Spurs weren’t interested in selling, and that in fact it was expected that a new deal was on the cards.

“Frank has been impressed by Bentancur since taking charge and sees him as an important player. It is hoped a new deal can be agreed.”

The one player that Spurs could do with shifting is Yves Bissouma, but we broke the news recently that the African was seeking a UK passport, and he’d be eligible for one in a year.

Unless this window appears meaningful in its support for Thomas Frank, then there will be some very challenging questions tossed in the direction of Johan Lange. Lange’s greatest achievement to date, appears to have been outlasting Scott Munn, 51, who is currently on gardening leave.

Tottenham Hotspur attacker Bryan Gil has been linked with a move away from the club during the summer transfer window.

The 24-year-old Spanish attacker does not have a future at the club, and he’s not a key part of Thomas Frank’s plans going forward. He is expected to be sold before the transfer window closes.

Gil offered to Bologna

Meanwhile, former director Fabio Paratici continues to help Spurs with transfers, and he has met up with the Bologna director of football in order to discuss a move for the winger. The 24-year-old has been offered to the Italian club.

As per Corriere dello Sport, an official from Bologna has travelled to London to attend Tottenham training to run the rule over the Spaniard. It will be interesting to see if Bologna comes forward with an offer to sign the player after the scouting trip.

Bryan Gil needs to move on

Gil does not have a future at Tottenham, and he needs to leave the club permanently. He will look to sort out his long-term future and focus on his football once again. The move to Italy could be ideal for him, especially if they are willing to offer him regular football. He has shown his technical ability in Spain in the past, and a permanent exit from Tottenham would do him a world of good. He has not been able to adapt to English football, and the move to Italy could be a fresh opportunity.

He is only 24 and he has plenty of time to rediscover himself and fulfil his potential. A fresh start could give him the confidence and the boost he needs right now. It will be interesting to see how the situation develops. Tottenham will be hoping to recoup some money from his departure and improve their squad before the window closes.

Tottenham Hotspur are expected to have an eventful end to the transfer window.

According to former Manchester City financial advisor Stefan Borson, they are likely to spend extensively in the remaining days of the window, and Daniel Levy could end up signing three or four players.

Tottenham backed to spend heavily

Borson revealed on Football Insider: “I think they’ll sign three or four players between now and the close of the window. The only question is what price level they’re going to do.

“I think whatever happens, Spurs will spend in the next two weeks. I think Spurs will spend very substantially because they’ve got no choice.

“They’re in the Champions League. They just finished 17th. They lost 21 games last season. They’ve lost Son. Maddison’s injured all season.

“They have no choice but to spend.”

Spurs need multiple additions

It is no secret that Tottenham need multiple additions. They need to improve the midfield and the attacking unit. Ideally, they should invest in a quality defensive midfielder, a reliable winger and another striker. It remains to be seen whether they can bring in the necessary reinforcements before the window closes.

They managed to win the UEFA Europa League last season, and they will look to build on that campaign. They will look to push for trophies this season as well. Signing the right players will help them do well.

They have been linked with players like Eberechi Eze and Savinho in recent days. It will be interesting to see who they end up signing eventually.

Tottenham finished in the bottom half of the league table last season, and they will look to secure a top-four finish this season. They will also look to do well in the domestic competitions. They need more depth and quality in the squad. It will be interesting to see if they can plug the weaknesses on their side before the window closes.

Tottenham Hotspur have been heavily linked with Eberechi Eze from Crystal Palace throughout the summer transfer window, and it seems that a transfer is now close to completion.

According to Sky Sports France, the move is ‘imminent’ and the player is pushing the Crystal Palace management to sanction the move. The Eagles do not plan to delay his transfer any longer, and they are hoping to secure a replacement quickly. They have identified Bilal El Khannouss from Leicester City as a replacement.

Eberechi Eze transfer edges closer

Meanwhile, the 27-year-old has already agreed on personal terms with Tottenham, and it will be interesting to see if the two clubs can wrap up the move quickly. The attacker will want to compete at the highest level, and the move to Tottenham will be ideal for him. He will look to make his mark in the UEFA Champions League with them.

On the other hand, Tottenham lost Son Heung-min earlier this summer, and they need to replace their club legend. The England International could be the ideal acquisition. He is capable of operating in multiple attacking roles, and he will help out with goals and creativity.

Spurs move would be ideal for Eze

Eze is at the peak of his career right now, and this is the right time for him to take the next step and join a club where he will be able to win major trophies. Tottenham have an excellent squad and a quality manager. They could help him fulfil his ambitions.

The attacker has been linked with multiple Premier League clubs this summer, but it seems that Tottenham are now set to win the race for his signature. He is well settled in the Premier League, and he will be expected to make an instant impact. The Crystal Palace star registered 25 goal contributions last season, and Tottenham fans will hope that Eze’s numbers can improve when he is playing in a better team alongside quality players.

Tottenham Hotspur have been heavily linked with the move for the Manchester City attacker Savinho this summer.

According to TBR football, they have now received a major boost in their pursuit of the 21-year-old attacker.

Spurs handed transfer boost

Manchester City have informed Pep Guardiola that it would be ideal to accept an offer for the Brazilian attacker. In addition to that, the player has also informed Manchester City that he’s open to joining Tottenham.

The developments will come as a major boost for Tottenham, and it remains to be seen whether they can close the transfer quickly. They need more quality and depth in the attacking unit, and the 21-year-old would be a quality long-term acquisition.

He is unlikely to get regular gametime at Manchester City, and the move to Tottenham would be ideal for his development. He needs regular football to fulfil his potential. With the World Cup coming up next year, regular football will be the key to securing a place in the Brazilian national team. It remains to be seen whether all parties can finalise an agreement quickly.

Savinho would be a future asset

The 21-year-old is a promising young talent with a bright future. He could develop into a top-class Premier League attacker with the right guidance. Guardiola has previously labelled him as an

“unbelievable” player. Tottenham have appointed Thomas Frank as their manager, and the Danish boss could bring out the best in the South American. He could help Savinho fulfil his potential.

It will be interesting to see if Spurs come forward with an acceptable offer for the player now. They need to improve the attacking unit if they are serious about winning trophies.

They have already signed Mohammed Kudus, and signing another quality wide player would be ideal.

Tottenham are on the hunt for a defensive leader, and they have set their sights on Brentford captain Nathan Collins.

The 24-year-old Irish centre-back has become one of the most talked-about defenders in the Premier League, and sources close to the situation have informed TheBoyHotspur that Spurs don’t want to miss the chance to bring him in.

Thomas Frank has worked with him, and he is keen on a reunion.

Nathan Collins would be a superb addition

Collins impressed last season with consistent performances in a Brentford shirt. He stands out not just for his physical strength, but also for his reading of the game and leadership on the pitch. While he’s made a few individual mistakes recently, they haven’t affected his overall value. Interest from top clubs only highlights his growing reputation.

After losing key players this summer, Brentford handed Collins the captain’s armband, showing their trust in him and their intention to build the team around his presence. His contract runs until 2029, giving Brentford strong leverage and making any potential move more difficult.

Man United and Liverpool are also keen on Collins

Tottenham face competition from Manchester United and Liverpool. Manchester United need to sell players before making a move, while Liverpool seem to be focusing on other targets, especially Marc Guehi. Sources claim that Spurs have a “clear advantage” to act more decisively. That said, both clubs need quality defenders, and Collins would be an excellent acquisition.

For Tottenham, signing a Premier League-proven defender with long-term potential isn’t just about adding depth. It’s a strategic move to reshape their backline. If Collins makes the switch to North London, he could help redefine not only the defence but also the character of the team.

The player is certainly at the peak of his career, and he has shown his ability in the Premier League consistently. He is good enough to play for bigger teams, and he will be able to fight in the Champions League with Tottenham. The move could be attractive for the player as well. It will be interesting to see how the situation develops.