Tottenham selection call on Kinsky, transfer links emerge
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With Chelsea next, Spurs fans on Instagram call for Antonin Kinsky to keep his place despite Guglielmo Vicario returning to training. Roberto De Zerbi says Kinsky is ‘improving a lot’ and ‘deserves to play’.
Moise Kean’s Fiorentina future uncertain after 8 Serie A goals. Spurs and Milan show interest, but his €62m clause, tibia issue and wages complicate any move.
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Spurs, Chelsea and Liverpool target departing Bournemouth centre-back Marcos Senesi on a free. De Zerbi admires the left-footer, with Spurs’ move seen as hinging on Premier League survival.
On loan from Spurs, 18-year-old Mikey Moore earns praise at Rangers, stressing mentality and togetherness after a trophyless season. He reflects on his Old Firm goal and uncertain return.
Newcastle move ahead of Tottenham for an ‘impressive’ target, with the player reportedly agreeing to join the Magpies.
Spurs hold in-person talks in London to hijack a £31m deal amid links with Marcos Senesi, as Daniel Levy says he never foresaw a relegation fight.
Report claims Spurs risk £261m revenue hit if relegated, with Djed Spence eyed by Juventus for around €40m. Club sources rule out sales now, but exits are expected if Tottenham go down.
Spurs monitor Monaco’s Maghnes Akliouche after 7 goals and 9 assists in 2025-26. Monaco may seek about £40m, with Liverpool and others also keen ahead of the World Cup.
Spurs eye Fiorentina’s Nicolò Fagioli to fix a weak midfield lacking control and a deep-lying leader. Deal depends on Premier League survival and a big fee, with Juventus due a 10% sell-on.
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Sweden boss Graham Potter omits Tottenham’s Dejan Kulusevski from his preliminary World Cup squad, prompting John Guidetti to call the selection ‘cowardly’. Potter says it is not about character.
Report claims Tottenham are interested in Real Madrid’s Eduardo Camavinga ahead of the summer window.
