Rumour Roundup: The Potential Spurs Signings According to Reports

Southampton forward Danny Ings is reportedly on Spurs’ radar as a replacement for England captain Harry Kane, should he leave.

Ings has emerged as a consistent goalscorer in the Premier League and seems like a more than the suitable candidate to lead the line for the north London club, considering what else is on the landscape.

Ings has been linked with a move to a ‘Big Six’ club over the last few seasons and at the age of 28, he is well into his prime and will look to try and take his career to the next level and possibly play European football.

Ings has reportedly rejected a new contract offer from the Saints and has 12 months left on his current deal and the Evening Standard are reporting that the Englishman also wants the move.

As of now, the Southampton man is 6/4 to join Spurs.

Japanese defender Takehiro Tomiyasu has been heavily linked with a move to the white half of north London as Nuno Espirito Santo looks to bolster Spurs’ unreliable defensive line.

Toby Alderweireld is one of the players that may look to leave the Tottenham Hotspur stadium this summer, after being one of the mainstays in the team since his arrival from Southampton in 2015, making way for nwe faces.

Tomiyasu can operate at centre back and right back as he has shown in Serie A for Bologna over the last two seasons and a variety of outlets are reporting that the deal is near enough done.

Sevilla centre back Jules Kounde emerged as one of the top young central defenders in Europe last season and the likes if Manchester United are supposedly seeking his signature.

The rumoured price for the defender is around £50-70m which would be a massive investment for Daniel Levy to make, considering his tight budget. Kounde’s pace and ball-playing ability make him a perfect fit on paper to play in the physical nature of the Premier League and as of now, football.london have reported that Nuno desires his signature.

Wolves winger, Pedro Neto, impressed last season as he had a regular place in the first team after the departure of Diogo Jota and he looks to be Wolverhampton Wanderers' main man moving forward as he contributed 11 goals for them in the Premier League.

Spurs manager Nuno brought the 21-year-old to Wolves in 2019 and helped to nurture him into an accomplished Premier League talent, and now, Neto is now linked to Nuno’s current club.

Lucas Moura hasn’t been able to find consistency for Spurs and Gareth Bale looks set to return to Real Madrid under former manager Carlo Ancelotti. Nuno’s relationship with Neto may be enough to lure the talented winger to north London which will undoubtedly excite the Tottenham Hotspur fans.

As of now, Neto is 4/1 to join Spurs.

Houssem Aouar had been linked with a big move in the last few transfer windows after impressing in the midfield for Lyon and according to Get French Football News, the 23-year-old Frenchman was absent from Lyon training in the hopes of forcing a move this summer.

Both Arsenal and Spurs are reportedly seeking him for this upcoming season, but they also failed to qualify for the Champions League. However, the wages the clubs could offer and the projects under both managers could be enough to entice Aouar. With a fee of around £20m being rumoured to be enough to sign the Frenchman, he could be a bargain for any club who can confirm his signature and either way, he looks on the move.

As of now, Arsenal lead the way for his signature at 11/10, but Spurs are 4/1 to take him.