Ange Postecoglou (Tottenham)
Ahead of Thursday’s clash with Chelsea (2 May 2025)
Postecoglou could become the first Spurs manager to lose his first four league games against Chelsea.
Tottenham have failed to beat Chelsea in all of Postecoglou’s previous league encounters. A fourth loss would deepen the pressure on the Aussie coach, whose side has faltered in key moments this season.
Fabio Paratici (AC Milan)
30 June (ban ends), verbal agreement reached March 2025
Former Spurs and Juventus executive Fabio Paratici has verbally agreed to become AC Milan’s new sporting director after serving his 30-month worldwide ban for false accounting.
Paratici met with Milan officials in London this week. His ban ends on June 30, clearing the path for an official appointment and return to football leadership in Italy.
Cristian Romero (Tottenham Hotspur)
April 2025
Atletico Madrid have made Cristian Romero their top defensive target ahead of the Club World Cup, with the Tottenham centre-back reportedly interested in joining his Argentine compatriots in Spain.
Negotiations are expected to be difficult, as Spurs reportedly value Romero at £60 million and he remains under contract until 2027. Real Madrid also remain interested in the defender.
Richarlison (Tottenham Hotspur)
April 2025
Richarlison is close to returning from injury and could feature in Tottenham’s Europa League quarter-final against Eintracht Frankfurt after missing most of the season with hamstring and calf issues.
Flamengo offered £16m for Richarlison in January, but Spurs rejected the bid, valuing him closer to £32m. Despite interest from Fluminense, the striker reportedly prefers to remain in Europe to avoid complicating a potential return later.
Matheus Cunha (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
April 2025
Cunha has emerged as a summer transfer target for Arsenal, Spurs, and Forest following an impressive season at Wolves.
Cunha has contributed 13 goals and 4 assists, drawing interest from Champions League contenders and Premier League rivals alike.
Nico Williams (Athletic Club)
March 2025
Chelsea have made contact for Athletic Club winger Nico Williams, with the move hinging on Champions League qualification.
The 22-year-old Spain international is also on the radar of Liverpool, Arsenal, and Tottenham, creating intense competition.
Angel Gomes (Lille)
March 2025
Spurs are favourites to land Lille’s Angel Gomes on a free transfer after he rejected West Ham’s pre-contract offer.
Ange Postecoglou is keen on the 24-year-old midfielder, and Tottenham scouts have watched him repeatedly.
Johnny Cardoso (Real Betis)
March 2025
USMNT and Real Betis star Johnny Cardoso welcomes reported interest from Tottenham, who hold a £21m option, as a confidence boost during a strong debut season in LaLiga.
Cardoso has impressed since his January 2024 move from Internacional, making 33 appearances. While fully focused on Betis and eager to stay if they reach the Champions League, he remains open to future Premier League ambitions.
Andoni Iraola (Tottenham)
March 2025
Spurs have identified Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola as their top candidate to replace Ange Postecoglou if results don’t improve before the season ends.
With Spurs sitting 14th in the Premier League and crashing out of domestic cups, club executives are preparing a contingency plan. Iraola’s strong record at Bournemouth makes him a prime target.
