Tottenham Hotspur Transfer News, Rumours & Gossip: LIVE Updates On Deals & Signings

18:00 — Spurs edge closer to Alvarez deal as River Plate softens stance

Tottenham are optimistic of completing a deal for River Plate sensation Julián Álvarez following positive developments in negotiations. River have reduced their asking price after initial discussions.

Spurs are targeting a fee in the region of €50 million. The 21-year-old is seen as a long-term attacking option for Ange Postecoglou.

13:20 — Spurs complete Ødegaard loan deal with Real Madrid

Tottenham have confirmed the signing of Mads Ødegaard from Real Madrid on a season-long loan deal. The Norwegian midfielder will provide added depth in Spurs’ midfield this season.

The deal does not include an option to buy at the end of the loan period.

09:30 — Postecoglou targets Champions League experience; ‘proven winner’ hunt continues

Ange Postecoglou has reiterated Spurs’ interest in landing experienced Champions League players before the deadline. The Australian wants to add proven winners to his squad.

Tottenham are expected to remain active in the transfer market over the final week of the window.

00:32 — Tottenham Hotspur: State of Play

No significant transfer activity reported at Tottenham Hotspur today.

18:30 — Tonali deal nears completion

Tottenham Hotspur are closing in on the signing of Sandro Tonali from Newcastle United in a deal worth around €100 million. The Italian midfielder is expected to complete his move to North London in the coming days.

Tonali represents a major midfield investment for Spurs and brings significant pedigree from his time at Newcastle and AC Milan.

17:42 — Tottenham Hotspur transfer window state of play

Tottenham Hotspur’s summer window remains active. Recent updates:

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14:45 — Spurs’ €267m Spending Spree: Season State of Play

Tottenham have become world football’s biggest spenders this summer, splashing €267 million on six major signings as Ange Postecoglou looks to transform the club’s fortunes.

The summer investment in Sandro Tonali, Mateus Fernandes, Jan Paul van Hecke, Andrew Robertson, Marcos Senesi and Martin Dubravka signals Spurs’ ambition to challenge for honours after back-to-back 17th-place finishes.

16:41 — Transfer Window: Tottenham Hotspur State of Play

Updates for Tottenham Hotspur are being tracked live throughout the window. Check back regularly for the latest signings, negotiations, and transfer news.

11:00 — Spurs splash £100m on record-breaking Tonali deal

Tottenham have smashed their transfer record to sign Sandro Tonali from Newcastle United for a reported £100m (initial £92.5m plus add-ons). The Italian midfielder becomes the most expensive signing in the club’s history.

Roberto De Zerbi’s squad overhaul continues after the signings of Mateus Fernandes (£85m) and Jan Paul van Hecke (£52m) from Brighton.

13:30 — Robertson joins Spurs on free transfer from Liverpool

Andy Robertson has joined Tottenham on a free transfer following the expiry of his Liverpool contract. De Zerbi highlighted that the Scottish left-back will bring ‘outstanding technical qualities, experience, leadership and mentality’ to the club.

Robertson’s arrival adds defensive depth to Spurs’ squad as they look to mount a serious title challenge in 2026-27.

07:41 — Transfer Window Activity

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10:30 — Spurs in talks with PSV over De Jong loan return

Tottenham are exploring the possibility of bringing back Sergiño Dest on loan from PSV as they look to add attacking depth. The winger’s potential return would provide Ange Postecoglou with extra options on the flank.

12:10 — STATE OF PLAY: Postecoglou awaiting Richarlison recovery news

Ange Postecoglou’s transfer plans for Tottenham hinge partly on Richarlison’s fitness status. Club expected to learn final medical assessment this week before deciding final squad shape for 2026-27.

15:40 — Spurs close in on Juventus winger Chiesa deal

Tottenham have made fresh progress in negotiations for Juventus winger Federico Chiesa, according to Fabrizio Romano. Personal terms largely agreed; final fee being discussed (Juve want €18m, Spurs at €15m).

11:45 — Postecoglou’s summer targets focus on pace and physicality

Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou has identified pace and physicality as key requirements for remaining signings. Club active in negotiations for two midfield targets, according to sources close to the club.

17:30 — Spurs complete record Sander Tonali signing for £92.5m

Tottenham have secured their record transfer signing with Sander Tonali joining from AC Milan for an initial fee of £92.5m, with the deal rising to £100m through add-ons. The midfielder becomes Spurs’ fourth major arrival of the window.

15:10 — Robertson joins on free; Rashford pursuit continues

Scottish left-back Andy Robertson has joined Tottenham on a free transfer after his Liverpool contract expired, adding defensive depth to Postecoglou’s squad. Spurs continue their push to sign Manchester United’s Marcus Rashford, with reports they are pushing for a seventh summer signing.

11:41 — Latest Tottenham Hotspur transfer activity

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07:00 — Tottenham Transfer Chaos, Porro Shines: Daily Recap

Tottenham transfer window heats up with Romero, Spence, and Kulusevski in the headlines. Pedro Porro scores as Spain reaches World Cup final.

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22:40 — Tottenham Hotspur Transfer Window 2026 Talking Points & F…

Wednesday brought the most delicate balancing act Tottenham have faced all summer: a captain being quietly shopped around Europe’s biggest clubs, a right-back edging closer to Serie A, and three Spurs players on World Cup duty on the very same afternoon their futures were being valued back in north London. Roberto De Zerbi’s rebuild and […]

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18:55 — STATE OF PLAY: Spurs’ Window Activity

Defensive priority: Romain Faivre (Brest) being evaluated; €25m asking price. Right-back: Wilfried Singo (Torino) talks reopened; €30m range mooted. Attacking depth: Richarlison fitness concerns prompting forward evaluation. Midfield: Tariq Lamptey alternative fullback discussions underway. Status quo on loan departures.

16:55 — Porro helps fire Spain past France and into the World Cup final

Pedro Porro was on the scoresheet as Spain beat France to reach the World Cup final, the latest chapter in a stellar tournament for the Tottenham right-back. It caps a big few weeks on the international stage for the Spurs contingent, with Porro and Djed Spence among four Tottenham players to have gone deep into the World Cup this summer.

The exposure has done Porro’s stock no harm amid the club’s wider squad rebuild, even if there is no suggestion of an imminent transfer development on his own situation.

Full story: Pedro Porro scores as Spain beat France to reach World Cup final

16:50 — Inter Milan talks for Spence stall as Tottenham hold firm on valuation

Inter Milan’s move for Djed Spence has stalled, with a gap opening up between the two clubs over a fee. Tottenham are holding out for around £40m for the full-back, while Inter’s budget for the deal sits closer to €25m-€30m, according to Sky Italia.

Inter had identified Spence as a leading candidate to fill their right wing-back slot after an alternative move collapsed, and the player himself is said to be open to the switch. Everton remain in the picture too, but for now the valuation gap is the main obstacle to a deal getting done.

Full story: Inter Milan talks for Djed Spence stall over Tottenham valuation

07:55 — Wednesday morning state of play: where every Spurs saga stands

Spurs’ back-line rebuild is done business after Tuesday’s confirmation that Luka Vuskovic has joined Brighton for £50m, with Marcos Senesi and Jan Paul van Hecke both already through the door as Roberto De Zerbi reshapes his defence. Attention this week turns squarely to the futures of Cristian Romero and Savinho.

Romero’s Spurs exit looks increasingly nailed on, with Barcelona, Inter Milan and Atletico Madrid all credited with interest and a price of around £50m attached this morning, though no club has yet made a concrete move. On the incoming side, personal terms are said to be in place with Savinho for a second successive summer, with Fabrizio Romano reporting Spurs are ready to test Manchester City’s resolve around a £60m fee.

Elsewhere, De Zerbi continues to run the numbers on Benfica’s Andreas Schjelderup and Barcelona’s Ferran Torres, Nottingham Forest’s Neco Williams remains on the radar, Everton have joined the queue for Djed Spence, and Bournemouth are still standing firm over Junior Kroupi. Tuesday’s full round-up: Tottenham Hotspur Transfer Window 2026 Talking Points & Facts

07:45 — Spurs set £50m price tag on Romero as Barcelona and Inter Milan chase captain

Tottenham have set a valuation of around £50m for captain Cristian Romero, with Barcelona, Inter Milan and Atletico Madrid all continuing to weigh up a move for the Argentina international this summer.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Inter have already held exploratory talks over Romero after his situation was raised during separate discussions over Djed Spence, though the scale of investment required means the Italian side would likely need to sanction a major departure of their own before tabling a concrete bid. Barcelona, working under Hansi Flick, like Romero’s profile and are understood to be monitoring the situation from the wings, with the defender said to prefer a move to Spain.

Full story: Tottenham Set Cristian Romero Price As Barcelona And Inter Milan Chase Captain

22:25 — Talking Points: Spurs’ back-line rebuild complete as Vuskovic exit confirmed

Monday’s Talking Points round-up is in, and it centres on Roberto De Zerbi’s reshaped defence finally taking shape: Luka Vuskovic’s £50m departure to Brighton was confirmed alongside the earlier arrivals of Marcos Senesi and Jan Paul van Hecke, completing the back-line rebuild. Six separate stories moved through the day, from that done deal at the back to fresh reporting on the club’s remaining forward-line targets.

Full round-up: Tottenham Hotspur Transfer Window 2026 Talking Points & Facts

20:15 — ESPN: Tottenham in talks with Man City over £60m Savinho deal

20:15 — ESPN: Tottenham in talks with Man City over £60m Savinho deal

Talks between Tottenham and Manchester City over a possible Savinho deal have begun, according to ESPN, with personal terms said to be in place for a second summer running as Spurs test City’s resolve on a fee in the region of £60m.

It’s a notable step forward from Fabrizio Romano’s line earlier on Monday that Gakpo and Savinho remained the priority on the left but that City’s valuation was still a sticking point — City are yet to give a final answer, and Spurs were blocked in a move for the winger last summer.

17:48 — Spurs weigh Schjelderup and Torres links, keep tabs on Neco Williams

17:48 — Spurs weigh Schjelderup and Torres links, keep tabs on Neco Williams

Tottenham are considering moves for two of the World Cup’s form attackers, according to a fresh briefing: Benfica winger Andreas Schjelderup and Barcelona forward Ferran Torres, while also keeping tabs on Nottingham Forest right-back Neco Williams as Roberto De Zerbi continues reshaping his squad.

ESPN, citing Portuguese outlet A Bola, reports Spurs are one of three Premier League clubs monitoring Schjelderup after his tournament form, with Benfica said to have lifted their valuation to around €50m. Fichajes claims Arsenal have also entered the race for Torres, though Paris Saint-Germain are understood to hold an advantage, while TEAMtalk reports Tottenham have joined Manchester United and Newcastle in tracking Williams.

Full story: Tottenham Transfer Briefing: Schjelderup, Torres And Neco Williams

15:46 — Everton eye Djed Spence after England World Cup rise

Everton have discussed a possible move for Djed Spence, per Sky Sports, with David Moyes prioritising a new right-back after Seamus Coleman’s exit. Spence is one of three names on Everton’s shortlist alongside Arsenal’s Ben White and Strasbourg’s Guela Doue. Spurs are under no pressure to sell and would want at least £40m, according to Football Insider’s Pete O’Rourke — up from the £25m previously mooted before the World Cup boosted his stock.

Full story: Everton eye Djed Spence transfer

13:25 — De Zerbi’s new-look back line takes shape with Senesi and van Hecke

With Luka Vuskovic’s £50m exit to Brighton now confirmed, the shape of Roberto De Zerbi’s rebuilt defence is clear: free-transfer arrival Marcos Senesi from Bournemouth and £52m signing Jan Paul van Hecke from Brighton, who worked under De Zerbi at the Amex. Both have signed long-term deals, with sporting director Johan Lange saying Senesi brings quality, intelligence and leadership to the squad.

Full story: Marcos Senesi to Tottenham explained

Full story: Jan Paul van Hecke to Tottenham explained

11:45 — Sky Sources: Bournemouth stand firm and rule out selling Kroupi to Spurs or Arsenal

Sky Sports report that Bournemouth have no intention of selling Eli Junior Kroupi to either Tottenham or Arsenal this summer, with the Cherries determined to hold onto their best players under new manager Marco Rose. It’s a blow to Spurs’ hopes after Sunday’s optimism that Paris Saint-Germain’s shift towards Ferran Torres would clear the way for an £85m offer to be accepted.

11:30 — Romano rules out Leao move as Gakpo and Savinho stay the priority

Fabrizio Romano says Tottenham are not in negotiations with AC Milan or Rafael Leao’s camp and have no plans to revive the interest that dominated speculation last week. Cody Gakpo and Savinho remain De Zerbi’s genuine targets on the left, though Liverpool are yet to open the door on Gakpo and Manchester City’s valuation of Savinho is still a sticking point.

11:15 — Kolo Muani reunion off as Juventus move to the front

Fabrizio Romano reports Randal Kolo Muani has agreed personal terms with Juventus, with club-to-club talks now underway between the Italian side and Paris Saint-Germain over another loan. Spurs, who had been credited with an offer as recently as Sunday, are understood not to be in the mix as the Turin move gathers pace.

11:00 — Monday morning state of play: where every Spurs saga stands

Morning, Spurs fans. Six sagas are still live as the week begins: Roberto De Zerbi wants fresh legs in attack, and Omar Marmoush, Randal Kolo Muani, Rafael Leao, Eli Junior Kroupi, Djed Spence and Sandro Tonali all remain part of the conversation in one way or another.

Overnight lines suggest a couple of those situations are cooling rather than heating up. Fabrizio Romano reports Kolo Muani has now agreed personal terms with Juventus, with Spurs no longer in that particular race, while Romano has also ruled out a Leao move altogether, insisting Cody Gakpo and Savinho remain De Zerbi’s genuine winger priorities. Kroupi’s path to Tottenham looks bumpier too, with Sky Sports sources saying Bournemouth have no intention of selling to Spurs or Arsenal. Marmoush’s camp are still waiting on clarity from Enzo Maresca before deciding their next move, Everton’s interest in Spence rumbles on, and Tonali remains sidelined only by work-permit paperwork. Catch up on Sunday’s Talking Points for the fuller picture of the window so far.

21:15 — Sunday evening state of play: where every Spurs saga stands

Roberto De Zerbi’s rebuild has topped £237m this summer, but Sunday brought fresh twists rather than a quiet finish to the day. Tottenham’s attacking search now has three separate names moving at once — Omar Marmoush drawing interest from north London and Newcastle, a possible Randal Kolo Muani reunion taking shape, and Rafael Leao’s camp still open to a switch even as Fabrizio Romano reports Spurs are leaning elsewhere.

Eli Junior Kroupi’s move has been given fresh momentum after Paris Saint-Germain turned their attention to Ferran Torres instead, while Everton are credited with interest in Djed Spence and Sandro Tonali remains sidelined only by work-permit paperwork, not injury. Catch up on Saturday’s Talking Points for the fuller picture of where the window stands.

20:50 — Marmoush emerges as surprise Spurs target as Kolo Muani and Leao sagas rumble on

Tottenham and Newcastle have both made enquiries about Manchester City’s Omar Marmoush, according to TEAMtalk, with the Egypt international facing a decisive conversation with Enzo Maresca over his role at the Etihad. Spurs’ interest in team-mate Savinho is said to have cooled slightly in favour of the more available forward.

Elsewhere, Tottenham are among the clubs to have tabled an offer for Randal Kolo Muani, with De Zerbi reportedly relaxed about a reunion with last season’s loanee, while Fabrizio Romano says AC Milan are prepared to sanction Rafael Leao’s exit — though Spurs’ priorities appear to lie elsewhere.

Full story: Marmoush, Kolo Muani and Leao — where Tottenham’s attacking search stands

12:05 — Kroupi hopes boosted as PSG turn to Ferran Torres

Paris Saint-Germain have shifted their attention to Barcelona’s Ferran Torres after concluding a deal for Eli Junior Kroupi is unlikely, according to TEAMtalk’s Graeme Bailey — a development said to have strengthened Tottenham’s belief they can land the Bournemouth forward. Kroupi’s agent says no final decision has been made, with Bournemouth still holding out for close to £100m against Spurs’ reported £85m opening offer.

Everton are also being credited with interest in Djed Spence following his World Cup form for England, while former captain Ledley King says Roberto De Zerbi has already impressed players behind the scenes at Hotspur Way.

Full story: Kroupi, Spence and Ledley King’s verdict on De Zerbi

09:40 — Savinho still Spurs’ top winger target, with Gakpo preferred to Leao

Savinho remains “number one, two and three” among Tottenham’s winger options this summer, according to Fabrizio Romano, even though Manchester City are yet to sanction a sale. Romano also reports that De Zerbi’s genuine preference alongside Savinho is Cody Gakpo rather than Rafael Leao, despite Leao’s camp remaining open to a move.

Full story: Tottenham make Savinho their top priority and Romano: why Gakpo and Savinho are the real targets, not Leao.

08:15 — Trincao pauses Saudi move amid fresh Tottenham and Man City interest

Francisco Trincao has paused his expected move to Al Ahli after Tottenham and Manchester City registered late interest, according to TeamTalk. The Portugal international had been closing in on a switch to Saudi Arabia worth around £42m before pausing to weigh his options following Portugal’s World Cup exit.

Nothing is imminent from Spurs’ side and the report remains unconfirmed by the clubs directly involved, but it is one to watch given Tottenham’s continued search for attacking reinforcements.

11:20 — Gakpo and Savinho preferred over Leao in winger reshuffle

Reports suggest De Zerbi’s genuine preference for the left-wing spot is now Cody Gakpo or Savinho ahead of Rafael Leao, even though Liverpool have yet to open the door on Gakpo and Manchester City’s valuation of Savinho remains a sticking point. Spurs continue to explore both routes as their primary options.

09:10 — Sunday state of play: where every Spurs saga stands

De Zerbi’s rebuild continues to take shape: Savinho remains on hold as Spurs’ hierarchy weighs its winger options, with Cody Gakpo, Rafael Leao and Marcus Rashford all still in the mix as alternatives. A proposed seven-player, £215m clearout to fund the rest of the window is also still on the table, alongside continued interest in Eli Junior Kroupi.

19:30 — Sky: Rashford’s Roma and Napoli suitors cool on wages, Spurs still lead race

Sky Sports report that Roma and Napoli have been sounded out over Marcus Rashford but neither Italian club see the move as a priority once his roughly €8.4m-a-year package (with bonuses) is factored in. That leaves Tottenham as the club who have made the most concrete contact, with Roberto De Zerbi continuing to push hard for a deal.

19:00 — Spurs reportedly lining up seven-player, £215m clearout to fund rebuild

Sports Mole report Tottenham have identified seven fringe players for potential sale this summer, in a clearout that could raise up to £215m to fund Roberto De Zerbi’s squad overhaul — with the Rashford and Kroupi pursuits chief among the moves it would help finance. No names are confirmed and the report is yet to be verified elsewhere.

09:30 — Kroupi race heats up: Barcelona and PSG circle

The BBC report Barcelona have shortlisted Eli Junior Kroupi, with PSG and Arsenal also credited with interest alongside Spurs — fresh competition a day after the Bournemouth striker’s camp confirmed exit talks. The 20-year-old is said to be open to a move to North London.

09:15 — Saturday state of play: where every Spurs saga stands

Morning, Spurs fans. The Marcus Rashford push continues — reports say Tottenham have made the most concrete contact with his camp and Roberto De Zerbi is driving the move, though the lack of European football and the forward’s £300,000-a-week wages remain real hurdles. Eli Junior Kroupi’s agent has confirmed exit talks at Bournemouth, and the Savinho interest is understood to be on hold.

Sandro Tonali and Mateus Fernandes are already through the door as the £100m-plus rebuild continues.

00:47 — Kroupi’s agent confirms exit talks

Eli Junior Kroupi’s agent has revealed talks are underway over a potential Bournemouth exit — Spurs are among the clubs credited with firm interest in the young forward.

Full story: Kroupi interest gives Spurs a left-forward price check

00:40 — Spurs keep pushing on Rashford front

Tottenham are maintaining their pursuit of Marcus Rashford this summer, according to Sky Sports, with the forward’s proposed move to Barcelona having collapsed. A frontline that under-delivered last season is the last piece of De Zerbi’s rebuild.

00:30 — State of play: where every Spurs saga stands

Roberto De Zerbi’s rebuild has already topped £200m, headlined by Sandro Tonali, Mateus Fernandes and free agent Andy Robertson — and the focus has now turned to the frontline. Sky Sports reports Spurs are continuing to push for Marcus Rashford after his Barcelona move fell through, while Bournemouth’s Eli Junior Kroupi remains a live target, and Richarlison’s future is under scrutiny.

Catch up on the Kroupi situation here: Eli Junior Kroupi interest gives Spurs an £80m price check