With the transfer of Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg practically done and awaiting confirmation, Sky Sports claims that Spurs have now turned their attention to bolstering other parts of their team.
The Lilywhites made a very poor start to last season, and it took some fine work from Jose Mourinho, who joined them in the first half of the season, for them to end the campaign in a European place.
The special one will now look to bolster his team so that he can build on the achievements of last season and try to win a trophy for the Lilywhites.
Sky Sport claims that after landing Hojbjerg, Tottenham is plotting to sign three more players.
It claims that they are targeting a right-back, Centre back, and striker.
Serge Aurier is the only recognisable right-back at the club right now and the Ivorian is not consistent enough to be trusted.
Spurs have lost Jan Vertonghen and Juan Foyth might be sold off as well, which makes signing a centre back important to them.
Harry Kane is the top striker at the club and he will remain so, however, they will want to sign a new striker this summer that will replace his goals when he is unavailable to play.