Report: Tottenham Hotspur interested in move for World Cup star

Report: Tottenham Hotspur interested in move for World Cup starTottenham Transfer Latest: Savinho and Crysencio Summerville in Focus as Spurs Target New Attacker

style="text-align: justify;">Tottenham Hotspur’s summer business has already been among the boldest in the Premier League, yet the sense around north London is that the club are far from finished. According to Give Me Sport, Spurs remain active in the market and are now concentrating on the forward line after a remarkable run of early deals.

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style="text-align: justify;">Having already brought in Andy Robertson, Marcos Senesi and Martin Dubravka on free transfers, Tottenham then invested heavily in Jan Paul van Hecke for £52m before smashing their transfer record twice, landing Mateus Fernandes for £85m and Sandro Tonali for £100m. It was an emphatic statement of intent from a club trying to recover from back-to-back 17th-placed Premier League finishes.

Spurs shift focus to attack

style="text-align: justify;">With defensive and midfield reinforcements now in place, attention has turned to the front line. That need has only grown due to Randal Kolo Muani’s departure after his loan spell, the injury concerns around Wilson Odobert, Dejan Kulusevski and Xavi Simons, plus ongoing uncertainty surrounding Richarlison.

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style="text-align: justify;">As revealed in the latest update, “Tottenham, as a priority, want a starting left-winger or attacker.” That feels like the natural next step in this squad build. There is recognition internally and externally that Spurs have strengthened through the spine and now need more threat, pace and reliability in the final third.

Savinho remains Tottenham’s main target

style="text-align: justify;">Manchester City winger Savinho has emerged as the standout name in Tottenham’s plans. The latest line is clear, “Savinho talks [are] ongoing, but he’s not the only target.” That wording matters. It suggests Spurs are serious, while also keeping alternatives alive in a market where timing can shift quickly.

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style="text-align: justify;">There was also an acknowledgment of supporter impatience after such a frantic start to the window. “Spurs fans are saying, ‘Why are we so quiet?’, because they were so busy,” and that probably captures the mood perfectly. Tottenham’s work may have slowed in public view, but the message is that discussions continue behind the scenes.

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style="text-align: justify;">One of the more striking comments was, “But they’re working their way up the field. It’s fair to say so.” It neatly sums up the strategy, goalkeeping sorted, defenders signed, midfield upgraded, and now the attack is under the spotlight.

Crysencio Summerville offers alternative route

style="text-align: justify;">Crysencio Summerville is another name firmly in the frame. The Netherlands international, rated at £30m and described as “elite”, is attracting interest from multiple clubs. Manchester United and Roma are both in the picture, which means Tottenham would need to move decisively if their interest becomes concrete.

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style="text-align: justify;">For now, Savinho appears to be the priority and a deal could gather pace in the coming days. If Spurs can add a starting winger to what is already a headline-grabbing summer, this window may yet become one of the defining moments in the club’s recent rebuild.

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style="text-align: justify;">From a Tottenham supporter’s perspective, this report is hugely encouraging. The biggest positive is that the club do not seem satisfied with what has already been done. Six deals, massive fees, experienced additions, and yet there is still a clear push to improve the attack. That is exactly what fans want to hear after two miserable league finishes.

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style="text-align: justify;">Savinho would be a seriously exciting signing. He brings directness, speed and creativity, and he looks like the kind of player who can get supporters off their seats instantly. Spurs have needed more explosiveness in wide areas, especially with injuries affecting key options. If the club can pull that off, it would feel like another major statement.

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style="text-align: justify;">Summerville is appealing too. At £30m, he looks like the sort of opportunity Tottenham should be all over if there is a genuine opening. The fact he has been described as “elite” will naturally catch the eye, and competition from Manchester United and Roma only adds urgency.

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style="text-align: justify;">Most of all, this sounds like a club with a plan. Strengthen the back, improve midfield, then attack the forward line. That is smart squad building. Supporters will always get restless when the noise goes quiet, but if the next move is a starting left-winger with real quality, the patience will feel worth it. Right now, there is a real sense that Spurs are building something serious.