Tottenham has been busy this summer, but is expected to make a few more movements for a number of expensive transfer goals before the window closes, with a number of significant injuries.
Tottenham wants to come back from their UEFA Super Cup test by strengthening their team for the new Premier League season. Spurs remained deeply saddened on Wednesday after a defeat of the penalty shootout against Paris Saint-Germain, despite leading 2-0 with just a few minutes.
The winners of the Champions League succeeded in conjuring back two late goals before they arrived in the shootout. Without time to reflect on the loss, the North -London club now focuses on their league opener at home to Burnley on Burnley, and manager Thomas Frank knows that there is still work to strengthen his team.
Despite the welcome of seven new faces this summer, Mohammed Kudus is perhaps the only one who will probably be nails in and week out.
The pursuit of the club of Ebereechi Eze and Savinho is well documented because they want to build on the Europa League success of last season and to bring a winning mentality to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Here we look deeply at potential transfers that can be completed in the coming week …
Traces splash on Savinho
Spurs are locked up in conversations with Manchester City about the Brazilian Starlet Savinho, who had an inconsistent debut season with the citizens. Despite the score of only one league objective, he ended the season with 16 contributions in 48 games, including 13 assists, after the club World Cup.
The exit of son Heung-Min and an injury to Dejan Kulusevski, who could be on the sidelines for the rest of the year, left Frank's team a bit thin on the wings, reports Football London, while James Maddison also has to be replaced after his ACL injury.
Conversations about a £ 43 million deal for the 21-year-old were reported, but according to recent claims it can take a record-breaking compensation for Spurs to lure the Brazilian away from Pep Guardiola's team. Dominic Solanke is the current signing of Spurs and became £ 65 million last summer.
The Savinho agent would have indicated that it could cost a range of £ 67 million to seduce City to sell. The players are deemed to be open to the idea of becoming a member of Spurs and an offer is expected to be submitted in the coming days.
With Spurs who are fighting on four fronts this season, signing a winger with so much potential as Savinho could help them in their pursuit for further silverware and consistent participation in Europe. Given his age, and the fact that Cristiano Ronaldo voted for him as his first choice to win the Kopa Award 2024 about Lamine Yamal, Savinho sees a wise investment for the future.
Break transfer record for Eze
There is a chance that Spurs could sign Savinho without breaking their transfer record, but they may have no choice with Eze. The interest of Spurs in Eze is known this summer, and the latest update in the Transfersaga suggests that the club is preparing to make an official offer for the Crystal Palace star.
Fresh from winning the Community Shield After the triumph of the Eagles about Liverpool on Sunday, the midfielder of England can be on his way through London if a deal can be agreed between the two Premier League clubs.
Although Eze has attracted an interest in Arsenal, it seems that Spurs took the lead in the race for the signature of the 27-year-old. If Spurs succeed in securing the talented player, they will reportedly have to pay what a record -breaking £ 68 million fee would be, which is said to be the release clause of Eze. There are reports that claim that the clause is going before the start of the Premier League season.
The former QPR star is said to be tempted by the chance of appearing in the Champions League while they are staying in the capital, although reports indicate that Tottenham appreciates him at around £ 55 million – which corresponds to what they splash with West Ham for Kudus. Adding a player of the quality of Eze who can guarantee goals and helps in midfield and seems to be at the height of his powers, a game -changing signature for traces can prove to be.
Pocket £ 20m for fringe player
Manor Solomon signed for Spurs in 2023, but the Israelis can be seen in just six games for the club. A meniscus problem only three months after arrival in North Londs brought its season 2023/24 to a premature closure. In the subsequent campaign, the winger lent to Leeds United when he brought new life to his career by becoming an important role in the climb of whites to the Premier League.
While he delivered 10 goals and contributed 12 assists for the Daniel Farke team, his summer comeback to Spurs proved less successful because he missed the Asian tour injury of the club.
With players such as Kudus, Wilson Odobert, Richarlison, Mathys Tel and Brennan Johnson all placed above Solomon in the pecking order, Frank might consider selling the 26-year-old. His spurs are said to look for £ 15 million to £ 20 million for his signature, with a return of Leeds that is being discussed, given Farke's frustration with his limited attacking choices.
The German was destructive about the club's stuttering efforts to strengthen their forward department, as he recently stated: “We have not improved in the attack compared to our championship side.” We are not yet prepared for a long Premier League season.
“We are able to play at a good level, but to be ready and win games at this level … You need players who can score goals and give assists.” Earning a player who is signed for free is certainly a chance that many clubs will not put their noses on, and the extra funds can help to facilitate the grand movements for Eze and Savinho.