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Spurs are linked with a £35m playmaker likened to James Maddison and Dejan Kulusevski, as they seek to address a lack of creativity after a near-relegation season.

Tottenham’s majority owner is ‘wholly committed’ to invest and rebuild, with links to a potential £70m Brazilian signing mentioned in reports.

Tottenham are linked with a £26m move for a winger billed as their best since Son, amid efforts to refresh the attack after recent decline despite heavy spending.

Spurs are close to signing Andy Robertson on a free after he reportedly rejected late interest from Juventus. The 32-year-old Scotland captain would rotate with Destiny Udogie, offering width, pressing intensity and leadership under De Zerbi.

Tottenham and Newcastle are eyeing Roma’s Niccolò Pisilli, 21, valued at around €35m. The Italy midfielder broke into Roma’s XI, ending with a goal and two assists as they clinched Champions League qualification.

Carlos Vinícius says José Mourinho predicted games and ‘was testing’ him at Spurs, later telling him ‘you’re one of mine’. He hails Harry Kane’s elite standards and credits Lucas Moura for support.

Luka Vušković rules out a return to Hamburg, calling it ‘impossible’. The 19-year-old centre-back will return to Spurs after the World Cup and praises Roberto De Zerbi’s build-up style.

Spurs are close to signing Napoli midfielder Antonio Vergara, 23, with an ‘unmissable’ offer. De Zerbi, an admirer, seeks midfield reinforcements after securing Andy Robertson and Marcos Senesi on frees.

Injured captain Cristian Romero will miss Spurs vs Everton as he is in Argentina supporting Belgrano’s final. Djed Spence suffered a broken jaw at Chelsea but is set to play in a mask. Spurs need a point.

David Ornstein reports Djed Spence broke his jaw after a collision with Liam Delap v Chelsea. He is expected to face Everton wearing a protective mask as Spurs seek survival.

Roberto De Zerbi is keen on a £20m Southampton star for summer recruitment, with interest set against Spurs’ relegation fight and a ‘spygate’ backdrop at Saints.

Spurs are close to finalising the sale of a 22-year-old to a Man City-owned side, lining up their first summer exit after agreeing terms.

Spurs announce a change for the final-day Everton decider in a show of solidarity with fans amid planned post-match protests about the club, regardless of survival.

Scouting view for Everton on Spurs ahead of the final-day trip to north London, outlining Tottenham’s approach and threats in a decisive relegation match.

Tottenham are readying a new contract for teenage centre-back Luka Vuskovic in order to ward off high-level interest, according to Football Insider.

Vuskovic completed his long-awaited move to north London last summer and was immediately sent out on loan in order to garner regular game time to aid his development, this despite impressing in pre-season.

Bayern and Barcelona monitoring Vuskovic

And the 19-year-old has come on leaps and bounds during his time in the Bundesliga, with champions Bayern Munich believed to be monitoring the teenager.

Vuskovic has been crucial for Hamburg this season, scoring six times, including a free-kick in a 3-2 win over Europa League finalists Freiburg at the weekend.

La Liga title winners Barcelona have also been credited with an interest in Vuskovic as the Blaugrana look to bolster their backline.

'I'd love to play in Spain'

The player himself has previously admitted he’d one day like to play in Spain, stating: “To be honest, it wasn't the Premier League I really wanted. I wasn't thinking about playing in England.

“I was always only thinking about the Croatian league and Hajduk (Split), but of the European leagues, Spain was somehow the closest to me, and now the German league - it's a really great league. One day I'd love to play in Spain, that's it.”

Spurs are now looking to extend Vuksovic’s current contract in order to end speculation surrounding a possible exit.

The Croatia international is tied down to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium until 2030, so there is no pressure from the club to initiate talks with Vuskovic.

Spurs looking to pull clear of danger

However, should Spurs succumb to relegation, then rumours surrounding Vuskovic’s future at the club would be rife.

Roberto De Zerbi’s side have a great opportunity to open up a four-point gap between themselves and the relegation zone when they welcome Leeds to the capital on Monday night.

West Ham’s dramatic 1-0 loss to league leaders Arsenal means Spurs can effectively seal a top-flight spot with victory over the Whites on home turf.

The Gunners’ win at the London Stadium on Sunday also means that Leeds will be plying their trade in England’s top tier next term, with the pressure off the Yorkshire side heading into the final gameweeks of the season.

Leeds assistant Edmund Riemer says Noah Okafor misses Spurs trip with calf strain and likely two games. Gudmundsson out this week, Pascal has a hip contusion but could be available.

Predicted XIs for Spurs vs Leeds in DGW36, with recent form shown: Tottenham 17th on 37 points, Leeds 14th on 43. Kick-off 20:00 BST on 11 May at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Liverpool, Bayern, Man Utd and Chelsea monitor Spurs’ 19-year-old loanee Luka Vuskovic after a strong HSV spell, but Spurs rate him highly and plan to keep him regardless of division.

De Zerbi says he ‘100 per cent’ wants loanee Joao Palhinha to stay. Spurs can buy for around £26m or seek a new loan, though wage and relegation risk complicate a permanent move.

Rodrigo Bentancur credits Roberto De Zerbi with transforming Spurs’ energy, saying the shift has driven Tottenham’s turnaround.

Ben Jacobs says Micky van de Ven is ‘extremely open’ to a new Spurs deal if they stay up. He is happy under De Zerbi, contracted to 2029, and a key starter with 4 goals this season.

Report says Liverpool are exploring a move for a £30m-rated Tottenham attacker likened to Mario Balotelli as they prepare for summer changes.

Spurs consider buying Joao Palhinha from Bayern for €25m option but want a lower fee. De Zerbi sees the 30-year-old ball-winner as key midfield cover, with a decision expected after the season ends.

Commentary warns Spurs may be set for another poor boardroom appointment amid a chaotic season on and off the pitch.

PL KMI panel say Sunderland’s Brian Brobbey should have seen a second yellow for pushing Cristian Romero, who collided with Antonin Kinsky and suffered a season-ending knee injury as Spurs lost 1-0.

De Zerbi could soon welcome James Maddison back while three academy prospects are in line for first-team involvement.

Ex-Spurs defender Chris Hughton reveals early prostate cancer was found in 2025, had successful surgery and is now cancer free, urging awareness after routine LMA checks flagged rising PSA levels.

Opinion piece urges Spurs to avoid budget moves for Andrew Robertson, Marcos Senesi and Karl Darlow, arguing they do not fit long-term needs.

Rangers hope Spurs avoid relegation so Mikey Moore can extend his loan. If Tottenham go down, the England U19 forward is likely to return to North London.

Ex-Spurs man Jamie O’Hara insists Tottenham will stay up, predicting wins over Wolves, Leeds and Everton, saying ‘we are going to beat Leeds’ despite Spurs sitting 18th with five games left.

Spurs scouted Porto 0-0 Sporting, eyeing Maxi Araújo’s reliability, Pablo Rosario’s versatility, Eduardo Quaresma at right-back and Ousmane Diomande at centre-back, plus monitoring goalkeeper Diogo Costa.

Maddison could make a late cameo at Wolves. Predicted XI: Kinsky, Porro, Danso, Van de Ven, Spence, Bergvall, Bentancur, Gallagher, Tel, Solanke, Simons. Udogie likely out, Simons to create from left.

Report claims Liverpool would move for Micky van de Ven if Spurs are relegated, citing his pace, left-sided profile and 2029 deal, despite mixed views on his suitability.

Manchester United are linked with a double move for Spurs centre-backs Micky van de Ven and Cristian Romero this summer.

Former Spurs boss Thomas Frank is targeted by Birmingham City if they replace Chris Davies. Tottenham, battling relegation, could face him in the Championship if they go down.

After Xavi Simons netted in the 2-2 vs Brighton, Spurs are urged to unleash a homegrown prospect likened to a Simons 2.0 to aid their survival push.

Kevin Danso, criticised by Jamie O’Hara, impressed despite his costly error in the 2-2 draw with Brighton.

Morgan Gibbs-White’s hat-trick lifts Forest and deepens Spurs’ relegation fears, a sting after their failed summer move for the forward.

Arsenal are plotting a move for Tottenham’s Lucas Bergvall as Spurs, threatened by relegation, aim to keep the £50m-rated talent.

Tim Sherwood hails Leeds captain Ethan Ampadu as a leader ‘dragging them to safety’, saying he is the type of midfielder Tottenham need amid Spurs’ struggles.

On-loan Spurs defender Luka Vuskovic has a knee joint ‘severely damaged’, worsening Hamburg’s plans. He has not trained since 7 April and his return date is unclear.

Maddison returned to the squad and hailed Spurs fans as ‘absolutely mental’ after a 2-2 draw with Brighton, where Simons scored and Rutter equalised late.

Kevin Gallacher says Andy Robertson is unlikely to join Spurs if they are relegated, with Celtic, Italy or Spain mooted alternatives if survival is not secured.

Tottenham report ‘vile, dehumanising’ racist abuse of Kevin Danso to police and vow to support their defender, urging platforms to act.

Roberto De Zerbi applauded Brighton fans after the 2-2 with Spurs, then insisted Tottenham can win five in a row and stay up, with Fabian Hurzeler agreeing.

Radu Dragusin, benched in Spurs’ last three league games after six starts, has told agent Florin Manea to find a move. Talks ongoing in Italy and Germany as Tottenham evaluate a summer sale.

Everton, with David Moyes an admirer, are monitoring a loan-to-buy for Spurs midfielder Conor Gallagher after a difficult start in north London amid Tottenham’s relegation fight. Livescore

Rangers expect Mikey Moore to return to Tottenham after loan. Findlay Curtis could replace him, with strong xG numbers suggesting he can step into Moore’s wide role.

With Inter chasing Guglielmo Vicario, Spurs have contacted PSG about Lucas Chevalier’s situation. A move depends on Tottenham staying in the Premier League and Chevalier’s minutes under Luis Enrique.

Tottenham are keen to reunite head coach Roberto De Zerbi with Brighton centre-back Jan Paul van Hecke, according to Voetbal International.

Van Hecke is enjoying a fine campaign for Brighton, but is yet to put pen to paper on a new deal on the south coast.

The Netherlands international, who is hoping to shine for the Oranje at the World Cup this summer, has a little over a year left to run on his current deal at the AMEX.

Brighton may cash in on Dutch defender

And Brighton would rather cash in on the centre-back this summer than lose him on a free in 12 months’ time.

The Seagulls will hope that a strong showing for Ronald Koeman’s side in North America would see his value rise significantly.

Van Hecke may yet depart the Seagulls for Spurs later this year in a move that would see the defender link back up with De Zerbi.

De Zerbi aiming to guide Spurs to safety

The Italian took over as Spurs boss earlier this month with a view to keeping the club in the Premier League.

The north London side occupy a spot in the relegation zone with six games to play following Sunday’s 1-0 defeat to Sunderland.

Spurs play their first home game under De Zerbi on Saturday, coincidentally against his former side Brighton, where the club will get a first hand look at the 25-year-old.

Chelsea, Newcastle also linked with Van Hecke

Not only have Spurs been credited with an interest in Van Hecke, the likelihood is that they’d face competition from Premier League rivals should Brighton entertain cashing in on the centre-back.

Chelsea and Newcastle have also been keeping tabs on the Brighton star, while any move for Van Hecke would be dependent on Spurs retaining their Premier League status.

Regardless of whether the 2025 Europa League winners beat the drop, first-choice centre-backs Cristian Romero and Micky van de Ven have both been linked with summer exits.

Senesi and Robertson also linked to Spurs

And Spurs have made contingencies to replace the pair should they stay up, with Bournemouth’s Marcos Senesi a reported target for De Zerbi's side.

Senesi’s current Bournemouth deal expires at the end of the season, and the Argentine is unwilling to extend his stay at the Vitality Stadium.

Juventus move to extend Manuel Locatelli’s deal to 2030, with option to 2031, after Roberto De Zerbi named him a Tottenham target. Extension would shut down Spurs’ reunion hopes if they avoid relegation.

Opinion: with Xavi Simons overlooked again at Spurs, a highly rated ‘next Paul Gascoigne’ prospect is tipped to replace him and end his Tottenham future.

Spurs slide into bottom three under Roberto De Zerbi, 49.5% to go down. Romero suffers season-ending knee injury. Hope rests on winnable games vs Brighton, Leeds, Everton and Wolves amid rivals’ tough run-ins.

Il Giornale claim Spurs and Liverpool have approached for Christian Pulisic. Milan would consider €60m. De Zerbi’s Spurs eye a rebuild if they stay up, while Pulisic’s Milan deal runs to 2027 with option.

Opinion: after the 1-0 loss at Sunderland, Roberto De Zerbi is urged to drop Dominic Solanke and repurpose a £73m Spurs player to spark attacking flair post‑Kane.

Alasdair Gold criticises De Zerbi for delaying Xavi Simons’ introduction in the 1-0 defeat at Sunderland.

Stuart Attwell will referee Spurs v Brighton, recalling the contentious 2-1 in 2022-23 when Albion got a PGMOL apology and De Zerbi and Stellini were sent off. Jarred Gillett is on VAR.

Romero suffers medial knee ligament damage in 1-0 defeat at Sunderland, likely out around eight weeks. Spurs, 18th and winless domestically in 2026, face run-in without their captain.

After the 1-0 loss at Sunderland left Spurs in the bottom three, De Zerbi says he must act as a ‘big brother’ and ‘father’ figure rather than a traditional coach.

Opinion piece urges Spurs to sell an £87m-rated player before Vicario as De Zerbi seeks sweeping summer changes amid a deepening crisis.

Spurs are in advanced talks over a key De Zerbi summer target following the 1-0 loss at Sunderland, aiming to bolster the squad.

Tottenham are looking to step up their plans to bolster at the back this summer with Atalanta man Giorgio Scalvini a top transfer target for the north London side, reports TEAMtalk.

Spurs are enduring a disappointing campaign with the capital outfit battling to stave off the threat of relegation.

A 13-game winless run has seen the 2025 Europa League winners plummet down the Premier League table and they face the very real possibility of dropping into the Championship.

De Zerbi wants Italian defender

Spurs made the decision to part ways with Igor Tudor at the end of March and bring in Roberto De Zerbi, the Italian the club’s third manager of the season.

And one of De Zerbi’s top defensive targets in Scalvini, who has long been linked with a move to the Premier League.

Liverpool and Newcastle have previously been credited with an interest in the imperious Atalanta man.

However, neither have made a move for the talented 22-year-old with Spurs now hoping to pip their Premier League rivals to the youngster.

Top-flight safety key

Much is dependent on whether Spurs can retain their Premier League status with De Zerbi’s priority to keep the club in the top-flight.

Even so, with question marks over the future of star centre-backs Micky van de Ven and Cristian Romero, Spurs are eyeing up defensive targets.

Scalvini isn’t the only centre-back the club are keeping tabs on with Brighton’s Jan Paul van Hecke another option for De Zerbi’s side.

Vuskovic tipped for prominent role

Luka Vuskovic, who is on loan at Bundesliga side Hamburg, will also return to the club later this year.

And despite interest from German giants Bayern Munich and defending La Liga champions Barcelona, the Croatia international is expected back at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this summer.

De Zerbi will oversee his first game as Spurs boss this weekend when he takes his team to the Stadium of Light to face Sunderland.