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Tottenham's busy summer transfer window is continuing to move at pace, as the club are closing in on their fifth signing of the market so far.
Sandro Tonali’s future at Newcastle United has been a topic of heavy discussion in recent weeks. Tottenham Hotspur have already made a failed bid to try and sign him this summer. And Spurs are expected to return with a bigger offer, with Roberto De Zerbi believed to view him as a key target.
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The latest Premier League transfer news as Spurs, Man United, Arsenal, Everton and more seek out summer deals
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Tottenham Hotspur are continuing talks over a move for West Ham United midfielder Mateus Fernandes as Roberto De Zerbi looks to reshape his midfield this summer.
According to BBC Sport, discussions are ongoing and there is some optimism that a deal could be possible.
Tottenham Hotspur are still trying to reach an agreement with Manchester City for Brazilian winger Savinho, with the player already understood to be open to the move.
Tottenham are said to be leading Manchester United in the bid to land West Ham midfielder Mateus Fernandes this summer. The young midfielder is at the centre of one of the transfer sagas of the summer in the Premier League, having had a superb campaign of last for the Hammers.
Tottenham Hotspur are proving to be a major thorn in Manchester United’s side this summer.
With the Red Devils closing in on a deal for Mateus Fernandes, the North London side decided to launch a late hijack attempt, after being egged on by new boss Roberto De Zerbi.
Tottenham will embark on a major policy shift by getting transfer business done early and seeking to go toe-to-toe with Champions League clubs for “big ticket” deals.