Spurs Nearing Seventh Summer Signing Amidst £237m Spending

Tottenham Hotspur are understood to be on the verge of completing their seventh summer signing, as their substantial spending in the current transfer window continues. The club has already committed approximately £237 million to acquire six new players.

Ongoing Transfer Activity

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Manager Roberto De Zerbi has indicated that Tottenham's pursuit of new talent is not yet concluded. "The transfer market, it's not finished for sure," De Zerbi told football.london. He described the club's progress in the market as having completed 60 per cent of their project, adding, "Now we have another bomba."

The team's existing acquisitions include Sandro Tonali, Mateus Fernandes, and Jan Paul van Hecke. Additionally, free transfers Andy Robertson, Marcos Senesi, and Martin Dubravka have joined the squad. De Zerbi expressed optimism about finalising further deals soon, stating, "I hope, but it's not finished for sure."

Priority Signings

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Tottenham are actively seeking to strengthen their attacking options, with a winger and potentially another striker being the primary targets before the transfer window closes on September 1. Manchester City winger Savinho is reportedly a player of interest for Spurs, noted for his direct playing style and ability to penetrate defences.

When considering potential winger signings, De Zerbi highlighted the importance of how a player interacts with the team's full-backs. "Before bringing in a winger, we have to consider the full-back, because we start from the full-back, from the player we already have, no?" he explained. The manager referenced the quality of his current full-backs, including Pedro Porro, Destiny Udogie, and Andy Robertson, as a factor in player selection.