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Goalkeeper Antonín Kinsky signs a new Spurs deal, with Roberto De Zerbi saying he is developing into ‘one of the best goalkeepers in Europe’.

After sealing Mateus Fernandes for €85m, Spurs are confident on Sandro Tonali, with personal terms agreed and fee potentially over €100m as De Zerbi pushes to revamp midfield.

Spurs beat Manchester United to sign Mateus Fernandes for £85m, a club record. The ex-West Ham midfielder will boost Roberto De Zerbi’s midfield. Jan Paul van Hecke and Marcos Senesi already added.

Spurs make Monaco’s Folarin Balogun their priority striker target to compete with Dominic Solanke and Richarlison, amid interest from Chelsea and PSG after his 19 goals last season.

Spurs are in talks over a £43m move for an ‘explosive’ winger likened to Gareth Bale as they seek attacking reinforcements after finishing 17th.

Spurs contact Maghnes Akliouche’s camp and push for Savinho as they target new wide forwards after Randal Kolo Muani’s exit. Multiple additions expected amid wider midfield pursuits.

Analysis suggests Spurs’ ‘future captain’ could see his role reduced if Sandro Tonali and Mateus Fernandes arrive in big-money midfield deals.

Napoli monitor Spurs’ Pape Sarr amid Zambo Anguissa doubts, but a deal could be costly. Richard Rios is also tracked as they plan a younger midfield core.

Spurs plan sales worth about £150m to back Roberto De Zerbi while staying within PSR, reshaping the squad this summer.

Spurs bid to sign Sandro Tonali from Newcastle with a six-year, £86m contract offer. Newcastle want £100m-plus and have rejected an £80m bid, but the 26-year-old is open to joining.

Tottenham Hotspur are looking to strengthen their attack line with the addition of French forward Maghnes Akliouche, reports TEAMtalk.

Spurs have been active in the market already this summer having strengthened their defence with the acquisitions of Andy Robertson, Marcos Senesi and Jan Paul van Hecke from Liverpool, Bournemouth and Brighton, respectively.

The north London side have also brought in experienced goalkeeper Martin Dubravka following his Burnley departure.

Additionally, Spurs have been courting central midfield pair Sandro Tonali and Mateus Fernandes, while Savinho is a long-term target for the capital outfit.

The Brazilian wing-wizard isn’t the only attacker Roberto De Zerbi’s side are considering in the off-season with Monaco star Akliouche again being linked with a move to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

The 24-year-old was on the club’s radar last summer, and again in January, but a move failed to materialise.

Competition rife for Akliouche

However, Spurs would need to act swiftly if they are to lure Akliouche to London.

French and European champions Paris Saint-Germain are also believed to be pursuing the Monaco star, who is currently with the France national team for the 2026 World Cup.

What’s more, Spurs are not the only Premier League side to have been credited with an interest in Akliouche, with Liverpool, Newcastle and Manchester United all keeping tabs on the Monaco star.

Monaco star struggling for World Cup minutes

Akliouche has only made one substitute appearance at the 2026 World Cup for France so far this summer, that coming in the 3-0 group stage win over Iraq.

And he is unlikely to force his way into the France starting XI for Tuesday’s round-of-32 meeting with Sweden as Les Bleus look to win the World Cup for the third time before head coach Didier Deschamps steps down as head coach.

Spurs sell Alejo Veliz to Bahia for €9m (£7.8m), taking a £5.2m loss. The 22-year-old made eight league cameos, scoring once, and becomes Tottenham’s first permanent sale of the summer.

Tottenham are willing to match Marcus Rashford’s £325,000-a-week wages to sign him from Manchester United after his 14 goals and 14 assists at Barcelona, though fee demands could decide it.

Fiorentina target Destiny Udogie, but Spurs want €40-50m and Roberto De Zerbi is unwilling to sell. A paid loan with option is proposed, with Matteo Ruggeri a €25m alternative.

Sunderland’s Brian Brobbey shines for the Netherlands at the World Cup, drawing interest from Tottenham, Manchester United and Aston Villa.

Spurs tie down Antonin Kinsky on a new long-term deal after impressing as first-choice under Roberto De Zerbi. Martin Dubravka joins, casting doubt over Guglielmo Vicario as Tottenham reshape the squad.

Aston Villa close on signing ex-Spurs right-back Emerson Royal ahead of their Champions League return.

Tottenham push for Mateus Fernandes by offering Mikey Moore on loan after his standout Rangers spell. West Ham still value Fernandes at £80-85m as Spurs try to beat Manchester United.

Spurs reportedly agree personal terms with Sandro Tonali, but Arsenal have also held talks. Newcastle are said to have rejected an £80m Tottenham bid, with any deal likely to top £100m.

Arsenal are linked with an £80m Spurs-supporting midfielder dubbed ‘Rice 2.0’, setting up potential north London transfer intrigue.

Spurs are closing in on Arsenal’s 16-year-old prospect Kyran Thompson after talks with several clubs. Tottenham are confident of a deal, with the teenager set to join their youth setup if finalised.

Tottenham have made Martin Dubravka their fourth signing of the summer in a move which will pave the way for Antonin Kinsky to become first-choice goalkeeper.

Spurs monitor Coritiba winger Lucas Ronier. With a deal to 2027, the Brazilian club plan to protect value before the next window, after the 21-year-old rejected a £8.8m Saudi move to pursue Europe.

Spurs sign 37-year-old Martin Dubravka on a free from Burnley from 1 July. De Zerbi hails his leadership as Spurs’ fourth addition after Senesi, Robertson and £52m Van Hecke amid a defensive rebuild.

Report links Spurs and Arsenal with Roma’s Kone ahead of a set deadline, with both clubs active and a move potentially progressing quickly.

Spurs step up talks for West Ham’s Mateus Fernandes, valued at around £80m, after an £80m offer for Sandro Tonali was rejected. De Zerbi has already added Dubravka, Senesi, Robertson and Van Hecke.

Reports say Tottenham have reached a verbal agreement to sign a major attacking talent, touted as the club’s biggest coup since Kane and Son.

England boss Thomas Tuchel said he had to shout at Spurs defender Djed Spence for more attacking intent during the 0-0 draw with Ghana, adding it was ‘all good’ with the player. Spence is unlikely to face any FIFA action over a pre-match handshake incident with Thomas Partey.

Andy Robertson’s Spurs move may mean starts, but data under De Zerbi suggests Marcos Senesi and Pedro Porro offer stronger defensive contribution and attacking upside for FPL managers.

Brighton bid £45m for 19-year-old Spurs centre-back Luka Vuskovic. With Senesi and Van Hecke in, De Zerbi must decide whether to sell or keep the duellist after his 2025-26 loan at Hamburger SV.

Spurs sign Jan Paul van Hecke on a long-term deal, reuniting him with Roberto De Zerbi. The 26-year-old, a regular for Brighton last season, is hailed as brave in possession and a fit for De Zerbi’s style.

Opinion piece claims Archie Gray could seek a Leeds return as Tottenham chase midfielders like Sandro Tonali and his minutes under Roberto De Zerbi look limited.

Roberto De Zerbi wants Micky van de Ven to reject Liverpool interest and be central to Tottenham’s rebuild, with Spurs and Liverpool set for a transfer tussle.

Tottenham make an approach for in-demand midfielder Mateus Fernandes, rivaling Manchester United and Real Madrid for his signature.

Arsenal are tipped to move for Tottenham youngster Elijah Upson after he decides to leave, raising the prospect of a north London switch.

O Jogo report João Palhinha is now likelier to stay at Tottenham than rejoin Sporting, with Spurs seen ahead after a twist that leaves Sporting weighing Plan B target Sergi Altimira.

Tottenham unveil 2026-27 Nike kits: a Hummel-inspired white home and a neon-patterned away. AIA’s final season on the front before 2027-28 change, with players like Maddison and Udogie in the launch.

Arsenal target Spurs academy defender Elijah Upson, 18, after he declined a pro deal and will leave on 30 June 2026. A rare move across north London recalls past defections, though on a smaller scale.

Spurs make enquiry for West Ham midfielder Mateus Fernandes amid interest from Man United and PSG. Hammers want £80m, with the 21-year-old under contract to 2030 after 36 league games last season.

Spurs discuss Jan Paul van Hecke and Luka Vuskovic with Brighton, and are eyeing a shock move for a Premier League rival’s England U21 player as De Zerbi accelerates his rebuild.

Pedro Porro signs a new Tottenham deal to 2031, with an option to 2032. The right-back made 47 appearances last season and has 13 goals, 26 assists since 2023. De Zerbi and Johan Lange hail his influence.

Spurs pursue attacking reinforcements and are in talks over a £60m winger alternative to Savinho, billed as the best since Son, as they look to bolster forward options this summer.

William Troost-Ekong says signing a Spurs scholarship at 16 was like winning the lottery, shaping his identity and career after choosing football over sixth form despite family pressure.

Ex-Spurs defender Toby Alderweireld recalls ‘insane’ rush back for Aston Villa after his child’s birth, travelling by trains and taxis, scoring an own goal then equalising, and now wonders if he should've refused.

Spurs target Sandro Tonali as De Zerbi’s priority midfield signing, battling Arsenal and Man City. Newcastle, with the Italian tied to 2028, likely demand a big fee. Talks also continue for Van Hecke.

Spurs’ Lucas Bergvall, 20, becomes Sweden’s youngest World Cup player at 20 years 132 days, debuting in a 5-1 win over Tunisia and assisting Yasin Ayari. He accepts a bench role under Graham Potter.

Ben Jacobs says Spurs are very likely to sign a new number one. With Vicario linked to Inter and Juventus, Tottenham admire PSG’s Lucas Chevalier and have explored James Trafford, while backing Anton Kinsky.

Pedro Porro has signed a new Tottenham contract until 2031, with an option to 2032, and a significant wage rise. Despite recent links, Spurs considered him ‘untouchable’ and have secured the attacking right-back on a long-term deal.

Liverpool are seriously considering a move for Club Brugge’s Joel Ordonez, who is also wanted by Tottenham Hotspur. A fee in the region of €45m could persuade Club Brugge to negotiate.

New Tottenham defender Marcos Senesi has received a late Argentina World Cup call-up after Leonardo Balerdi’s injury, saying he is “finishing packing”. The former Bournemouth centre-back will now link up with Cristian Romero for club and country.

Fulham are on the verge of appointing Alvaro Arbeloa after speaking to a number of alternatives, including former Tottenham managers Ange Postecoglou and Thomas Frank. Postecoglou has been out of work since leaving Nottingham Forest in October 2025, while Frank is not ready to return following his dismissal by Spurs in February.

Spurs reject Brighton’s €35m bid for 19-year-old Luka Vuskovic after his strong Hamburg loan. Brighton have verbal terms with the defender and will submit a new offer, but Tottenham plan to hold firm.

Fabrizio Romano says Spurs continue talks for Jan Paul van Hecke after agreeing personal terms. Tottenham are pushing to reach a deal with Brighton for the centre-back.

It’s been a hectic week for Tottenham Hotspur. Marcos Senesi’s move to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium was announced as the Argentine followed Andy Robertson to north London.

Right-back Pedro Porro is set to sign a new deal at the club, but the surprise came in the form of Brighton’s reported £30m offer for young centre-back Luka Vuskovic. The teenager spent last season on loan at Bundesliga side Hamburg, and thrived in Germany.

Vuskovic was essential as Hamburg beat the drop. He ranked third for both clearances (251) and aerial wins (149) in Germany’s top tier last term. In addition, the 19-year-old scored six league goals. He was effective at both ends of the pitch.

And the performances caught the eye of a number of Europe’s heavy hitters. Bayern Munich have been credited with an interest in Vuskovic. So, too, have Barcelona. Now, it’s supposedly the Seagulls who are leading the race for the Croat. Vuskovic feels his career is best-served moving to the south coast. The appeal of regular Premier League football is certainly there.

The issue, however, is whether Spurs would be willing to cash in on the 19-year-old. Vuskovic, after all, is considered one of the brightest defensive talents in world football. Spurs struck gold when they signed him from Hajduk Split.

Conversely, he is a player who has never made a competitive appearance for Spurs. He showed glimpses of his quality in pre-season last year, yet can you miss something you never really had?

Spurs set to be overstocked with centre-backs

What seems to have irked supporters is the low fee that Brighton have offered in order to land Vuskovic. Given Jeremy Jacquet will move to Liverpool for double that price this summer should give an indication as to Vuskovic’s market value. He’s a centre-back who is destined for the very top. As such, Brighton’s valuation feels derogatory.

Yet Spurs are now at risk of being overstocked on centre-backs. They have already signed Senesi and are expected to land Brighton star Jan Paul van Hecke this summer. With Micky van de Ven, Kevin Danso, Cristian Romero and Radu Dragusin presently on the books, Vuskovic’s return raises the possibility of seven first-team ready centre-backs available to head coach Roberto De Zerbi.

Admittedly, Romero has been linked with a move away from the club this summer. Dragusin is another deemed surplus to requirements. There is also the possibility that De Zerbi just does not fancy Vuskovic as he doesn’t match the style of play the Italian wants to implement.

It’s no secret that De Zerbi wants his centre-backs to be the ones to instigate attacks. Van Hecke broke onto the scene with Brighton under De Zerbi, and has developed into a passing machine. An 87.2% pass success rate from 70.7 passes per 90 is a case in point.

Senesi, too, was one of the most effective distributors in England’s top tier last term. The Argentine completed 5.1 long passes per 90 in the 2025/26 Premier League season. In addition, the former Bournemouth man attempted 0.4 through balls per 90 and 32.4 forward passes per 90.

Vuskovic doesn't match De Zerbi's gameplan

What’s key here is that Van Hecke and Senesi’s passing numbers eclipsed Vuskovic. Granted, Hamburg played a more reactive style in the Bundesliga last season, whereas Brighton and Bournemouth, respectively, were more dominant. It meant there was greater onus on the two Premier League centre-backs to instigate attacks.

Vuskovic’s primary duty by comparison was to protect the Hamburg goal and ease pressure on goalkeeper Daniel Heuer Fernandes. And with De Zerbi given greater say on how the club operates, if he isn’t sold on Vuskovic then Vuskovic will be sold.

It will be a case of what-could-have-been, and Spurs would be throwing away a diamond in the rough if they do sell Vuskovic. Saying that, even if De Zerbi isn’t keen on the centre-back then they can ill-afford to cash in on the defender way below market value.

Of course, it could be Brighton posturing in order to accelerate the deal to sell Van Hecke given his desire to link up with De Zerbi. The murky world of football transfers after all.

Either way, this summer presents a real crossroads in Vuskovic’s Tottenham Hotspur career. It’s a key window for the club and if they feel it best to sell to talented Croatia international, in order to fund a squad capable of avoiding another relegation scrap, then so be it.

New signing Marcos Senesi is called up by Argentina to replace injured Leonardo Balerdi for the 2026 World Cup. The ex-Bournemouth centre-back joins Spurs on a free from 1 July.

Spurs prepare a third bid of about £55m for Brighton centre-back Jan Paul van Hecke after £40m and £50m were rejected, with Roberto De Zerbi keen to reunite and Tottenham targeting defensive reinforcements. Livescore

Analysis says Senesi’s Bournemouth DC points may not translate at Spurs under Roberto De Zerbi’s roles, though his assists and set-piece threat could still offer FPL value if he wins a centre-back spot.

Tottenham are linked with an £80m Premier League midfielder dubbed ‘their new Dele’, with Ange Postecoglou’s past quote framing the need for upgrades.

Brighton submit a £30m bid for Spurs’ 19-year-old Luka Vuskovic. The defender wants regular football, with Tottenham weighing a sale as they chase Jan Paul van Hecke and reshape centre-back options.

Tottenham’s Lucas Bergvall, 20, pushes to start for Sweden at the World Cup after impressing in March’s play-off vs Poland, saying he is ‘ready’ while he works to convince Graham Potter.

Spurs target an exciting Manchester United forward as De Zerbi seeks elite attackers to bolster the squad this summer.

THST write to executive chairman Peter Charrington after a fans’ survey showed low confidence in Spurs’ ownership and leadership.

Brighton fans debate re-signing free agent Yves Bissouma after his Spurs exit, weighing nostalgia against fit under Fabian Hurzeler.

Spurs are offered a €10m deal for a player with a €100m clause, as De Zerbi’s rebuild continues after landing Marcos Senesi.