The Boy Hotspur

Juventus winger Federico Chiesa has been linked with the move away from Italy this summer and he could prove to be a quality acquisition for most clubs.

Tottenham Hotspur have been linked with a move for the 26-year-old who scored 10 goals in all competitions, last season and journalist Enzo Buchioni feels that the Italian international could prove to be a bargain this summer.

The winger is likely to be available for a fee of €20 million and Buchioni claims that he would be an absolute opportunity at that price. Furthermore, he added that Napoli manager Antonio Conte could get the best out of the Italian if Napoli managed to secure his signature.

He said via CalcioNapoli24: ” Chiesa an opportunity for Napoli ? When you have money in your hands, and few others do, you can take advantage of the opportunities and occasions that come along. I’d include Chiesa in that. But how much can he cost now? 20 million? And if I take him for free in a year? I’ll find an agreement with the player today and take him in a year. This could be not just an opportunity, but a great opportunity. But staying in the present, even at 20 million this summer he’s an absolute opportunity: he needs to be relaunched, but give Chiesa to Conte and you’ll see what kind of player he would come back!

“With his explosiveness and his quality. The market is also this: connections, opportunities, the right moment. Napoli without cups can make all the discussions with extreme serenity!”.

It will be interesting to see if Tottenham decide to make a move for him. They have been heavily linked with the player in recent weeks. Tottenham need to bring in a quality winger who will add goals and creativity from the wide areas and Chiesa certainly fits the profile. He has the physical and technical attributes to thrive in the Premier League and he could transform Spurs in the final third.

The North London club will look to challenge for trophies in the upcoming campaign and they will look to secure Champions League qualification as well. Signing the right players will help them improve and the Italian international would be a major coup for them at the reported price.

Tottenham certainly have the financial muscle to pay €20 million for him, and it will be interesting to see if they follow up on their interest with an official proposal in the coming weeks.

Chiesa has proven himself in Italy and he will look to try out a new challenge at the stage of his career. A move to the Premier League will be an exciting opportunity and it remains to be seen how the situation unfolds.

Former Tottenham Hotspur striker Troy Parrott has now opened up on his departure from the north London club.

The 22-year-old was on loan at Excelsior last season and he managed to score 17 goals in all competitions. He ended up joining AZ Alkmaar on a permanent deal earlier this summer and the striker has revealed that it was the right time for him to leave the London club in search of regular playing time.

“I don’t want to put pressure on myself, but if I play well and help the team, I hope it works out,” he said via SoccerNews.

“I think AZ is a good place where players get the opportunity to develop. I have been at Tottenham for a long time, but it was time to move on.”

Parrott needs to play regularly at this stage of his career and sitting on the bench at Tottenham would not have benefited him.

The striker will look to establish himself as a key player for AZ Alkmaar and continue his development with regular football. He has shown his quality with Excelsior this past season and it remains to be seen whether he can replicate those performances for the Dutch outfit in the upcoming campaign.

Tottenham are already well stocked in the attacking unit and they are looking to bring in a quality goal scorer. They would have struggled to provide Parrott with regular game time in the upcoming campaign, and it makes sense for the two parties to go their separate ways.

Parrott needs to focus on his football with ample first-team exposure, and it remains to be seen whether he can fulfil his potential in the coming season. If he manages to impress with AZ Alkmaar, he will get plenty of opportunities to join big clubs in the near future.

Mikey Moore continued his incredible form in the pre-season with yet another goal contribution.

The 16-year-old finished off Donley’s pass from close range to win the game for Spurs.

Spurs took on Vissel Kobe who took the lead inside 10 minutes against the North London club. But Pedro Porro equalised 7 minutes later.

In the second half, Heung-min Son gave Tottenham the lead from a Brennan Johnson assist but that was cancelled out by the opposition in the 68th minute.

It was Tottenham’s 16-year-old star boy who popped up in the 88th minute to score the winner set up by another academy star Jamie Donley.

Watch the goal below:

Sevilla could sign Tottenham duo Sergio Reguilon and Bryan Gil ahead of next season.

While Tottenham have successfully extended the stay of loanee Timo Werner and have signed Lucas Bergvall as well as Archie Gray, there is still a lot of work to be done by the North London club before the transfer window closes. Apart from the signings that they need to make, there will be a few key departures to make room on their wage bill.

Sergio Reguilon and Bryan Gil are two players who are surplus to requirements at Tottenham and according to a report from Vamosmisevillafc, Sevilla have been offered the chance to sign the Spanish duo.

Reguilon has spent the last two seasons out on loan and with his contract running out in 12 months, Spurs are looking to recoup a part of what they had invested to bring him to the club. He is not a part of Ange Postecoglou’s plans moving forward and his agents have trying to find him a new club.

Sevilla need a new left-back as they are not confident enough about Adrià Pedrosa being the go-to man at the back. With Marcos Acuña’s future uncertain as the player is keen on a move away, they have been offered the chance to sign Reguilon. His agents have contacted the Spanish club’s sporting management to offer them his services.

Since he played for them during the 2019/20 season, Sevilla already know a lot about the 27-year-old full-back. They have also been linked with Bryan Gil who came up their ranks before joining Spurs in 2021. The move to the North London club hasn’t worked out for him as he has struggled to establish himself in their first team.

Last season, he only had 233 minutes of first-team football. While he still has two years left on his contract with Tottenham, they are willing to sanction his departure and Sevilla have the opportunity to sign the Spanish attacking sensation.

Fabrizio Romano claims Tottenham are interested in signing Eberechi Eze and Pedro Neto as they look for attacking reinforcements.

It is not long before the new season kick starts but Tottenham still have a lot of work to do in the transfer window. Daniel Levy and Ange Postecoglou want to add more firepower to their attack before the transfer deadline on August 30 and according to Fabrizio Romano, Eberechi Eze and Pedro Neto are two players who are on their wishlist.

The North London club coped well without signing a Harry Kane replacement last summer.

Postecoglou used every resource at his disposal and ensured they didn’t suffer in the absence of their record goal scorer. But, now the focus is on bolstering their attack as a whole. They want to bring in players who can share the goal-scoring load and contribute to other aspects of the game.

While speaking to GIVEMESPORT, the Italian transfer expert said: “Tottenham are exploring the market and are exploring several possibilities at the moment. Still, no name is imminent, but there is interest in several players, like Eze at Crystal Palace and Pedro Neto at Wolves, who has many admirers in the Premier League.

“Tottenham want to do something in the offensive positions and I think it could be soon because their idea is to add one more player for Ange Postecoglou.”

Romano makes it quite clear that Spurs are still on the lookout for the right fit and they are exploring all the possibilities at the moment. While they do not have a definitive target, Crystal Palace’s Eze and Wolves’ Pedro Neto are two forwards they admire and would love to have at their disposal.

Eze can cover for James Maddison and even feature out wide on either flank which could be a huge boost for Postecoglou. But, the Palace ace has a £68 million release clause which won’t make things easy.

When fully fit, Neto is a delight to watch. He prefers playing out wide on the right but is equally effective on the left as well as a number 10. The Portuguese international is another player who can surely take the Spurs attack to the next level but even he would cost in excess of £60 million.

The idea is to add another star forward before the window closes to give Postecoglou enough resources to finish inside the top four. They are interested in Eze as well as Neto but signing either of them won’t be easy as multiple top clubs want to acquire their services.

AC Milan are on the verge of securing the services of Tottenham full-back Emerson Royal.

The Italian giants have been working very hard on a potential deal to sign Emerson Royal for weeks now. Talks between the two clubs had reached a standstill as Milan were looking for a bargain deal but Spurs were not ready to lower their demands despite being open to his departure.

While it did look like a potential transfer had collapsed, Milan recently reignited their interest in the Brazilian full-back and according to Manuele Baiocchini, they are within touching distance of the 25-year-old’s signature. There is only a €5 million difference in valuation of the two clubs which is expected to be taken care of in the coming days.

While speaking on Sky Sports, Baiocchini said via MilanNews24: “Milan is getting very close to Emerson Royal. Tottenham is asking for 20 million while Milan has reached 15 plus bonuses”.

Emerson Royal was an important part of Tottenham’s first team prior to the arrival of Ange Postecoglou at the club. Since the Australian manager has taken charge, the Brazilian full-back has gone down the pecking order. While he was involved in 24 matches last season, the majority of those appearances came because of an injury crisis at the back.

Going forward, he is not a part of their plans and with two years left on his deal, Tottenham have set an asking price of €20 million. Milan are getting closer to his signature as they have reached the €15 million mark plus bonuses. With the economic gap between the two clubs at just €5 million, there is a lot of optimism that this deal will eventually go through. With the 25-year-old keen on joining Milan, an agreement with Tottenham is the only thing that stands in the way of this transfer.

Tottenham continue to be linked with Lille striker Jonathan David.

David is a name they were linked with a lot in the beginning of the summer but reports eventually faded recently.

However, it appears that the interest from Spurs has not gone anywhere, with the club still very much keen on signing him.

Recent updates suggest that significant progress has been made in their pursuit.

According to the latest from Football Insider, Tottenham are in talks with Lille regarding David’s transfer.

Lille president Olivier Létang has reportedly indicated that the forward can leave for approximately £20 million, making him a highly appealing option for Spurs, who are eager to enhance their attacking lineup.

The combination of a reduced fee and David’s goal-scoring abilities makes him an ideal Daniel Levy signing. In fact, Ben Jacobs in a recent podcast described it as a ‘Daniel Levy deal‘.

David’s current contract with Lille is set to expire next summer, which has resulted in a reduced transfer fee.

This discount presents an opportunity for the Lilywhites to find a viable replacement for Harry Kane, who has left a substantial void in the team’s frontline.

Last season, David demonstrated his attacking prowess by scoring 26 goals and providing nine assists in 47 appearances across all competitions.

His outstanding performance highlights his quality in the final third, an area where Tottenham has been seeking improvement under manager Ange Postecoglou.

Additionally, David’s impressive speed, clocked at 32.60 km/h, adds a valuable element to Spurs’ attacking strategy.

The 24-year-old has also delivered strong performances on the international stage, scoring 28 goals in 54 appearances for the Canadian national team.

His arrival would not only address the gap left by Kane but also significantly boost the team’s offensive capabilities for the upcoming season.

If Spurs are successful in securing his services, he would become the first marquee signing of the summer for them.

Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou appears to have all but confirmed the club’s 4th signing in Min-hyuk Yang, without naming the player.

The club are on the verge of completing a deal for 18-year-old winger from Gangwon FC, as recently reported by Fabrizio Romano.

The young South Korean talent has been identified by Spurs’ scouts as a player with significant potential.

Manager Ange Postecoglou recently spoke about the potential signing ahead of the pre-season tour match against Vissel Kobe.

He emphasised the club’s ongoing interest in diverse talent pools, including the K League, which he became familiar with during his tenure at Celtic.

Postecoglou acknowledged the quality and impact of Korean players in European football, particularly highlighting Tottenham’s own Son Heung-min.

He praised Son not only as an exceptional player but also as a remarkable individual and club captain, underscoring his importance to the team.

Yang Min-hyuk, who is the youngest goalscorer in K League 1 history, has had an impressive campaign, scoring seven goals and providing three assists in 24 appearances.

Tottenham reportedly plan to allow Yang to stay with Gangwon FC until January, allowing him to develop before moving to England.

This potential signing aligns with Spurs’ strategy of identifying and nurturing young talent. Postecoglou’s comments reflect his confidence in the scouting process and the club’s commitment to enhancing its squad with promising players worldwide.

The 58-year-old head coach hinted at the club’s broad search for talent but remained diplomatic, not revealing much detail despite the advanced stages of the deal.

Postecoglou said (as quoted by Football London):

“Yeah, again I’m well aware of the quality of the K League. When I was at Celtic we were looking to bring over at least a couple of Korean players at the time and I think they’ve brought a couple over.

“Again they’ve made a fantastic impact in Europe, a lot of Korean players, none bigger and none better than our own Sonny. He’s just an outstanding player and an outstanding person. He’s the captain of our club and he’s just an outstanding individual, we’re super happy to have him at our football club.

“So yes, we’ll be looking far and wide for players and as you rightly said, it is difficult for me to discuss.”

As the move nears completion, Spurs fans can anticipate the addition of Yang Min-hyuk, who could be the next Son Heung-min in North London.

The transfer of Emerson Royal to Milan is at the risk of collapsing with talks coming to a hold.

He has been linked with a move away all summer with previous reports suggesting that the player has agreed personal terms with the Italian side.

However the two clubs have failed to reach an agreement over the fee.

The latest report from TEAMtalk states that after the Lilywhites rejected a €15 million offer from AC Milan a few weeks ago, there have been no subsequent contact between the two clubs.

The report adds that Milan’s interest in the Brazilian right-back persists, and that the Italian club may revisit negotiations with Spurs in the coming weeks.

Tottenham are firm on their valuation of Emerson, demanding €25 million for his transfer.

Meanwhile, Milan are also considering other options, such as Girona’s Arnau Martinez, suggesting they are exploring more budget-friendly alternatives.

Under new manager Ange Postecoglou, Emerson has found it challenging to secure a regular starting spot.

Last season, he made 22 Premier League appearances, starting only 11 games. Tottenham is keen to move Emerson on as he does not align with Postecoglou’s vision for the team.

With Milan considering cheaper alternatives, Spurs must stay proactive in negotiations to ensure a deal that meets their valuation. The outcome of these discussions is critical as the Lilywhites aim to offload Emerson and potentially reinvest in the squad.

As the summer transfer window progresses, Tottenham fans will hope for a resolution that benefits the club and supports their goals ahead of the upcoming season.

Tottenham Hotspur are keen on signing the Crystal Palace attacker Eberechi Eze.

The 26-year-old is expected to be on the move this summer and it will be interesting to see if Tottenham can win the race for his signature. According to Fabrízio Romano on Give Me Sport, Tottenham are in contact with the player’s agent and it will be interesting to see if they come forward with an official proposal.

Romano said: “Man City had Eze on their list already last summer, while Tottenham have been in contact with his agents since February – the interest is absolutely still there but again, no bids yet.”

Eze scored 11 goals in all competitions last season and he could prove to be a quality acquisition for the North London club. He is capable of operating as the central attacking midfielder as well as a winger. He will add goals, creativity and flair to the side in the final third. His arrival will also allow Tottenham to rotate players like James Maddison more often.

The Crystal Palace attacker is likely to be tempted to join Tottenham if there is a concrete proposal on the table. It will be a step up in his career and he would get to compete in European football with them. In addition to that, Tottenham have a talented squad and they could easily push for trophies in the coming seasons.

Spurs need to improve their squad this summer if they are serious about pushing for trophies. Someone like Eze will certainly help them improve going forward. He is well-settled in the Premier League and he could make an instant impact at the North London club as well.