Spurs Reinforce Squad: Attack & Goalkeeping Focus

Tottenham is strategically reinforcing its squad this summer, aiming to avoid past mistakes and compete for a top-four finish. The club has already secured defenders Marcos Senesi and Andy Robertson on free transfers and continues negotiations for Jan Paul van Hecke. Pedro Porro has also signed a new long-term contract, signaling the club's intent.

Manager Roberto De Zerbi is prioritizing attacking reinforcements following a season hampered by numerous injuries to key forwards. Significant absences last season meant the team struggled for goals, scoring only eight in seven games. Attacking talent, particularly Manchester City winger Savinho, is a major target, with negotiations reportedly more straightforward than those for Van Hecke.

Savinho is valued at approximately £60 million, and his club, Manchester City, appears open to a transfer. Spurs are also monitoring Manchester City's James Trafford as a potential goalkeeper signing if Guglielmo Vicario departs. The club is also bracing for potential outgoings, with captain Cristian Romero's future uncertain and Yves Bissouma having already left.

Joao Palhinha's permanent move is also under consideration, though his future remains undecided with interest from Portugal. Randal Kolo Muani is unlikely to remain after an ineffectual loan spell. These departures could free up space for De Zerbi to bring in further attacking options.