Tottenham Hotspur is currently navigating a complex transfer strategy as the club balances a difficult Premier League survival battle with long-term squad planning under manager Roberto De Zerbi. The most significant news is a reported "total agreement" for a mystery first signing, though the deal's finalization depends heavily on the club’s top-flight status. Additionally, Spurs are in advanced talks to sign Bournemouth defender Marcos Senesi on a free transfer, while Liverpool veteran Andy Robertson has emerged as a primary target to bolster the left-back position.

On the departure front, the club has identified a "fire sale" list of five players to trim the wage bill and prepare for a potential squad overhaul. Radu Dragusin has reportedly requested a move due to limited playing time, and high-profile loanees like Randal Kolo Muani and João Palhinha are expected to return to their parent clubs this summer. Furthermore, key midfielders like Yves Bissouma and long-serving defender Ben Davies are entering the final year of their contracts, making them prime candidates for summer sales to avoid losing them on free transfers in 2026.

Despite the team's struggling form, several individual stars remain high in demand among Europe's elite. Pape Matar Sarr has attracted concrete interest from global giants, including Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, and PSG, presenting a difficult decision for the board regarding his future. Meanwhile, the club is exploring the possibility of a "homecoming" for former striker Troy Parrott from AZ Alkmaar, a move that is reportedly being considered regardless of whether the team competes in the Premier League or the Championship next season.