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Tottenham Hotspur striker Richarlison is facing an uncertain future as the transfer window deadline draws near.

According to Football Insider, the Brazilian international could see his time at Spurs come to an end if a new striker is signed before the deadline.

Interest from Saudi Pro League clubs, particularly Al Ahli, remains strong. The Lilywhites have valued Richarlison at around £60 million, and despite his contract running until 2027, the club seems willing to consider offers for him.

Richarlison joined Tottenham from Everton in July 2022 for €58 million. However, his stint at Spurs has been challenging, with injuries and inconsistent form impacting his performance.

He has managed to score only 15 goals and provide eight assists in 66 appearances, falling short of expectations.

It is no secret that the North London club are after a top-class striker this summer and the report suggests that if they manage to sign one before 31st August, it will leave the Brazilian’s future at the club hanging.

The club’s pursuit of strengthening their attacking options has intensified in recent days, with strong interest in players like Dominic Solanke, who had a great campaign last season with Bournemouth.

As the transfer window narrows, Richarlison’s situation will be closely watched. His departure could offer a fresh start for both him and Tottenham, giving the club the financial flexibility needed to enhance their squad for the upcoming season.

The next few weeks will be crucial in deciding whether Richarlison stays in North London or moves on to new opportunities, potentially in the Saudi Pro League. Spurs fans and management will be keenly observing the developments as the deadline approaches.

Tottenham Hotspur are poised to finalise a first professional deal with the highly promising Mikey Moore.

According to The Atheltic’s Jack Pitt-Brooke, this contract, scheduled to be completed on Moore’s 17th birthday this Sunday, represents the most lucrative agreement the Lilywhites has ever offered to a 17-year-old. The record-breaking deal shows how highly the club value the teenager.

Sharing the update on X, he said:

“Tottenham agree first pro deal with Mikey Moore, due to be finalised on his 17th birthday on Sunday. More money than Spurs have offered a 17 y/o before. 3-year deal.”

Tottenham agree first pro deal with Mikey Moore, due to be finalised on his 17th birthday on Sunday. More money than Spurs have offered a 17 y/o before. 3-year deal.

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— Jack Pitt-Brooke (@JackPittBrooke) August 6, 2024

Mikey Moore began his journey with Tottenham as an Under-9 player and has consistently advanced through the club’s youth system. During the 2022-23 season, he was a key player for the trophy-winning Spurs U17s and U18s teams.

Remarkably, Moore debuted for the U21s at just 15 years old, making him one of the youngest to do so. In June of last year, he signed a schoolboy contract with Tottenham, which will now transition into a professional deal on his 17th birthday.

In the U18 Premier League last season, the Englishman had a standout campaign, making 22 goal contributions in 12 games (14 goals and 8 assists).

Moore made his first-team debut for Tottenham earlier in May this year, in a Premier League match against Manchester City, becoming the youngest player in Spurs’ history to appear in the league at 16 years and 277 days.

Beyond his club achievements, Moore has also excelled internationally with England U17. At the UEFA European Under-17 Championship in May, he scored four goals and provided an assist in four appearances.

He has continued to impress Ange with his incredible performances in the pre-season this summer, leading to suggestions that he will play a significant role for the first-team in the upcoming season.

Tottenham Hotspur remains deeply committed to Mikey Moore’s development, recognising his immense potential and long-term value to the club.

Tottenham have been in talks with people close to LOSC Lille’s Jonathan David regarding a move this summer.

While Tottenham are actively pushing for the signature of Bournemouth’s Dominic Solanke, they have other targets for the number nine position. LOSC Lille’s Jonathan David is one of the names on their wishlist and according to a report from CaughtOffside, the North London club have held talks with contacts close to the player.

Harry Kane parted ways with the club last summer but Tottenham decided against signing a replacement. Without bringing in a top-quality forward, Spurs did an impressive job in the final third of the pitch but they couldn’t secure a top-four finish. To take the team to the next level, Ange Postecoglou wants to sign a new striker.

He wants someone who has a proven track record and can be the leader of their attack. The arrival of a new number nine will not only add goals but also allow Son Heung-min to feature in his preferred position out wide on the left flank. The North London club are interested in the services of Jonathan David who has gone from strength to strength since joining Lille back in 2020.

Last season, the Canadian international was involved in 47 matches and he finished with 35 goal contributions ( 26 goals, 9 assists). With just 12 months left on his current contract, Spurs have an opportunity to sign him for a cut-price fee. They are pushing for his signature and recently held talks with people close to the player to make advances. David can surely be a great addition to their team, as a result, it will be interesting to see how things develop.

Tottenham are closely monitoring Crystal Palace’s Joachim Andersen amidst interest from rivals Liverpool.

Ange Postecoglou has been pushing hard to bring in another centre-back before the end of the transfer window. While reinforcing the attack seems to be the top priority, the North London club are also looking to add more depth at the back. According to a report from CaughtOffside, Tottenham are interested in the services of Joachim Andersen and they have been closely monitoring his situation at Crystal Palace.

Since arriving at Tottenham, the Australian manager has already added Micky van de Ven and Radu Dragusin to his defence. Van de Ven has already established himself as a mainstay and given the kind of potential Dragusin has, he is expected to play a big part in the 2024/25 season. Despite having five centre-backs in his squad, Postecoglou seeks more depth and Palace’s Joachim Andersen is one of the names on their wishlist.

Bournemouth striker Dominic Solanke is keen on joining Ange Postecoglou’s Tottenham this summer.

The North London club’s search for a new number nine continues as we head into the final few weeks of the transfer window. While they did cope well without signing a Harry Kane replacement last summer, Tottenham have made it one of their priorities to sign a striker this time out.

Son Heung-min and Richarlison started up top last season and did a decent job following the departure of their record goal scorer. This time around the Australian manager wants a proven goal scorer to lead his line and Bournemouth’s Dominic Solanke is one of the names on their wishlist. According to Paul O Keefe via Last Word on Spurs, the former Liverpool striker is keen on joining the North London club.

Things might not have worked out for the English striker at the Merseyside club but the move to the Cherries allowed him to revive himself. He has done wonders in recent seasons and finds himself on the wishlist of top clubs. The 26-year-old scored 21 goals last season with 19 of those coming in the Premier League.

He still has three years left on his deal but Tottenham are interested in prising him away. While Bournemouth are holding out on his £65million release clause with 20% of the sale going to his former club Liverpool, Solanke is itching to join the North London club. He is eager to take the next step in his career and a move to Spurs will help him compete for major titles. While other clubs are interested, Tottenham has an advantage as the player is actively pushing for a move to the club.

Tottenham have held talks to sign Wolves attacking sensation Pedro Neto this summer.

The North London club have managed to extend Timo Werner’s loan spell but they are still in need of more quality out wide on the flanks. Ange Postecoglou seeks depth and Spurs have been working hard to bring in a new winger. While they have been linked with quite a few top-class forwards, things haven’t gone according to plan for them so far.

Wolves’ Portuguese attacking sensation Pedro Neto is one of the names on Tottenham’s radar and according to Paul O Keefe via Last Word on Spurs, Postecoglou’s team have spoken to people who could help facilitate a deal for the former Lazio winger. With Dejan Kulusevski’s future at the club uncertain, Neto could come in as an ideal replacement. He prefers playing out wide on the right but can feature on the opposite flank as well as number ten when needed.

While injuries have been a major problem for him in recent seasons, the 24-year-old still has time to turn things around. Last season, the Portuguese international had 11 assists and three goals in his 24 outings. A fully fit Neto can surely help Tottenham take the next step, as a result, they seem to be pushing hard for his services.

While he still has three years left on his deal at Wolves, Spurs are willing to try their luck and they have contacted people who can help make the move happen. O Keefe feels Neto is someone they will definitely go after in an attempt to bolster their attack before the end of the transfer window.

Tottenham have slapped a massive £150 million price tag on their Argentine defensive ace Cristian Romero amidst interest from Real Madrid.

Apart from signing two teenage sensations Lucas Bergvall and Archie Gray, Spurs haven’t done much in the ongoing transfer window. While they are working on quite a few transfers, a few of their players have also attracted a significant amount of interest from across Europe.

Cristian Romero’s consistent performances in the heart of the defence have put him on the radar of Real Madrid. While Los Blancos are keen on his signature, according to Paul O Keefe via Last Word on Spurs, Daniel Levy has informed the Spanish giants that the 26-year-old would cost a massive £150 million.

Romero arrived at Tottenham back in the summer of 2021 after making a name for himself at Atalanta. While it was an initial loan deal, the move was made permanent in the following summer. He has been the go-to man for the North London club at the back and has had a lot of success on the international stage with Argentine.

The World Cup winner has enhanced his reputation with every passing season and Real Madrid see him as an ideal fit for their team moving ahead with the majority of their defenders over 30. While they are keen on his signature, Levy has made it quite clear to the Madrid-based club that they will have to fork out a record fee to of £150 million to sign Romero. With three years left on his deal, Spurs are in full control of the situation.

Tottenham are working up in its pursuit of Bournemouth striker Dominic Solanke, aiming to strengthen their attack ahead of the new season.

According to TEAMtalk, Spurs are keen on signing the former England international and are preparing a substantial cash-plus-player offer to facilitate the transfer.

It has been recently reported that Spurs have already made contact with the player’s representatives, expressing a strong interest in signing him.

However, Spurs are not willing to pay his hefty £65m release clause and are said to be working hard to negotiate an alternate deal.

As per the report, the club are instead willing to offer Bournemouth £50m plus a player to entice them into agreeing on a deal.

Among the players they could be potentially offer include Giovani Lo Celso, Sergio Reguilon, Oliver Skipp, Djed Spence, and Alejo Veliz.

Last season, Solanke’s exceptional form earned him a contract extension until 2027. His notable achievements included scoring his first senior hat-trick and winning the Premier League Player of the Month award for December. He scored 19 league goals and assisted 3, finishing as the league’s fourth joint top scorer.

Ange is said to be a fan of the player and is reportedly personally driving the move to sign him.

Whether Spurs can secure his signing before the start of the new season or not remains to be seen.

Tottenham Hotspur’s U21 midfielder Nile John is set to permanently depart from the club, according to recent updates from John Wenham.

The club insider shared the news on X and further elaborated on his thoughts in an interview with Tottenham News.

🚨EXCL: Understand Nile John is close to leaving #thfc on a permanent basis. pic.twitter.com/nRUcnRL7XZ

— Lilywhite Rose (@Lilywhite_Rose) August 5, 2024

Wenham believes it is the opportune moment for John to explore new opportunities and gain first-team experience elsewhere.

He expressed surprise at the club’s decision to extend John’s contract last summer, particularly with emerging talents like Tyrese Hall and George Abbott making their mark.

Despite this, John showed remarkable dedication and hard work throughout last season.

He said:

“I was surprised when he was handed a contract extension last summer if I’m being honest.

“With the emergence of the likes of Tyrese Hall and George Abbott, I thought it was time for John to seek pastures anew.

“However he did very well last season, he put his head down and worked hard but I think it is the right time for him to move on and play first-team football elsewhere.

“Therefore, I think this will be a good move for all parties.”

Nile John made his professional debut for Tottenham in February 2021 in a Europa League match, which Spurs won 4-0.

During the past season, he was a key player for Spurs’ under-21s in the Premier League 2, making 22 appearances, scoring four goals, and providing three assists.

His performances have highlighted his potential, but with limited opportunities to break into the senior team, a permanent move appears to be the best move forward for the young midfielder.

Tottenham Hotspur have taken a significant step forward in their pursuit of Bournemouth striker Dominic Solanke.

According to the latest from Caughtoffside, Spurs have met with Solanke’s representatives to express their interest in signing him and to gauge the player’s stance on the move.

The report claims that Tottenham are willing to offer £42.6 million to secure the player’s services. The player is said to be open to the move, making this development promising for the North London club.

Spurs have identified the former Liverpool striker as the ideal target to fill the void left by Harry Kane, who moved to Bayern Munich last summer.

Despite his challenging stint at Liverpool, Solanke has demonstrated his prowess as a prolific goalscorer at Bournemouth.

He netted an impressive 19 goals last season, his personal best in the Premier League, solidifying his reputation as a top-tier striker and an appealing option for Tottenham.

With the new season approaching quickly, Tottenham are keen to finalise the deal swiftly.

The club is not prepared to trigger Solanke’s £65 million release clause but are looking to make a significant offer, potentially including a player to sweeten the deal.

This strategic approach aims to expedite negotiations and reach an agreement beneficial to both parties.

With just a couple of weeks left in the start of the new season, the club will need to finalise a deal quickly since the longer it drags, the more complicated it will become given his huge release clause.