Tottenham’s transfer window has turned into a full-scale rebuild, with the club aggressively reshaping the squad across every department under Roberto De Zerbi.
At the back, Jan Paul van Hecke headlines the arrivals after a £52m move from Brighton, joining defensive reinforcements like Andy Robertson and Marcos Senesi as Spurs look to add steel and reliability.
Going forward, Manchester City winger Savinho remains under watch as Tottenham continue exploring ways to sharpen their attack, but the biggest noise is coming from midfield. Sandro Tonali has emerged as a major target, with talks already held and Newcastle reportedly holding out for around £100m. Spurs even tested the waters with an £80m offer that was turned away, while alternative targets like Mateus Fernandes are also being tracked.
Now the focus has shifted again—this time to the goalkeeper department. Reports claim Spurs are in advanced discussions for Martin Dubravka on a free transfer, a move that would stand out as one of the more unexpected deals of the summer.
Dubravka, formerly of Newcastle and currently at Burnley, brings years of Premier League experience and over 170 appearances for the Magpies, plus international caps for Slovakia. His availability on a free makes him an attractive depth option behind Guglielmo Vicario, especially with uncertainty surrounding Vicario’s future amid reported interest from Juventus.
It’s a squad overhaul happening on multiple fronts at once, with Spurs clearly balancing big-money ambition in midfield against smart, low-cost depth signings elsewhere.
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