Tottenham Strengthens Squad with Two Key Signings and Three Planned Exits in Final Transfer Window Push
Tottenham Hotspur is actively enhancing its roster ahead of the new season, having already invested £237 million in player acquisitions this summer. The club has successfully secured the signings of Sandro Tonali, Mateus Fernandes, and Jan Paul van Hecke, aiming to fortify both their midfield and defensive lines. Manager Roberto De Zerbi is determined to continue this momentum, signaling that the transfer window is far from closed for Spurs.
Continued Investment in the Squad
Despite significant spending, Tottenham is not resting on its laurels. The club has also welcomed Andy Robertson, Marcos Senesi, and Martin Dubravka, all of whom joined on free transfers, allowing De Zerbi to allocate funds more strategically. The manager has expressed a clear intent to build a robust team not only for the current season but also as a foundation for future success.
Following a recent friendly victory against Auckland, De Zerbi emphasized that the transfer market is still open, indicating ongoing discussions with club ownership about further strengthening the squad. He stated that the goal is to create a team capable of competing at the highest levels, both now and in the years to come.
High-Profile Targets
As the transfer window approaches its conclusion, Tottenham has been linked with several high-profile players. Among them are Marcus Rashford, Savinho, and Eli Junior Kroupi. The pursuit of Rashford has been particularly notable, although Manchester United remains reluctant to sell their academy product to a direct rival. Reports suggest that United’s management is concerned about the potential embarrassment of facing Rashford if he were to score against them.
However, the financial burden of Rashford’s £350,000-a-week wages could prompt United to reconsider their stance, potentially opening the door for Tottenham to make a swift move for the England international.
Attacking Reinforcements
De Zerbi has made it clear that he is keen on adding more attacking talent to his squad. Eli Junior Kroupi from Bournemouth and Franco Mastantuono from Real Madrid have emerged as potential targets. While Kroupi is seen as a valuable addition, his price tag may be a hurdle, as he has attracted interest from several top clubs across Europe. Mastantuono’s situation is complicated, with Real Madrid reportedly only willing to entertain a loan deal.
Savinho from Manchester City is also on Tottenham’s radar. The 22-year-old winger is reportedly open to leaving City, and discussions about a potential transfer to Tottenham had taken place last summer. With City now possibly willing to let him go, Savinho could become a priority for De Zerbi.
Planned Departures
In addition to strengthening the squad, Tottenham is also looking to offload some players who have fallen out of favor. Manor Solomon is reportedly a target for West Ham, as the winger seeks more playing time after limited appearances for Spurs. Solomon has only featured in six matches over three seasons, spending time on loan at various clubs.
Club captain Cristian Romero is another player linked with a summer exit. Tottenham is said to be demanding £42.8 million for his services, with clubs like Inter Milan, Chelsea, and Barcelona expressing interest.
Additionally, reports indicate that Porto is pursuing left-back Souza, who has struggled for game time since joining Tottenham. With competition for places increasing, a move away could benefit all parties involved.
For more details on Tottenham’s transfer activities, visit Mirror Football.
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Published on 2026-08-01 08:15:00 • By the Editorial Desk
