Tottenham Hotspur are gearing up for the summer following a successful winter transfer window.
Spurs finalised three signings in January, securing the services of Timo Werner on loan, the long-anticipated defender Radu Dragusin, and the promising Swedish prospect Lucas Bergvall just before the deadline.
Reliable Spurs insider Paul O Keefe has now revealed what the Lilywhites have planned for the upcoming window.
According to O’Keefe, Tottenham aims to reinforce their squad with another centre-back, a midfielder, and an attacker.
While discussing on Last Word on Spurs (via Spurs_Connect), he claimed that Spurs are very relaxed and know who they want to keep and who they want to sell.
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Tottenham want to bring in another centre back, a midfielder and attacker this summer, that’s the plan.
Spurs are very relaxed and have their set ideas. They know who they want to bring in and who they want to sell. @pokeefe1 via @LastWordOnSpurs 🥇 pic.twitter.com/fx8w6UgPvo
— Spurs Connect (@Spurs_Connect) February 2, 2024
The club have already begun scouting potential targets, with Barcelona winger Raphinha being among those under consideration.
It’s also suggested that Ange Postecoglou requires a backup for the left-back position, specially with the Italian Destiny Udogie consistently featuring and completing full 90 minutes in his last 10 league games.
While fans hope for the Lilywhites to secure a midfielder in the summer, their preference is Chelsea star midfielder Conor Gallagher, who has less than 18 months remaining on his contract.
Spurs have expressed interest in the England international on paper, but they did not make any concrete efforts to sign Gallagher last month, despite the longstanding rumours surrounding the potential move.
TBH Says:
The club appears to be making positive strides both on and off the pitch.
The club’s project under Ange has successfully attracted some of the brightest prospects in the market, with North Londoners being preferred over Bayern Munich and Barcelona for the signatures of Radu Dragusin and Lucas Bergvall, respectively.
