Son Heung-min (Tottenham > LAFC)
August 2025
ottenham have confirmed Son’s departure to LAFC after 10 iconic years, including 173 goals and a Europa League triumph. The Korean star exits with club legend status, winning the Golden Boot and Puskas Award; he’ll now continue his career in MLS.
Morgan Gibbs-White (Nottingham Forest)
July 2025
Morgan Gibbs-White has signed a new three-year deal with Nottingham Forest, which the club call their biggest ever. The contract extension comes after Forest accused Tottenham of making an illegal approach earlier this month for the talented attacking midfielder.
Owner Evangelos Marinakis described Gibbs-White as a key figure in the club’s identity and future. Forest rejected a £60m Spurs bid and instead locked him down to a new deal. The decision is seen as a powerful show of long-term ambition.
Kodai Takai (Kawasaki Frontale)
Transfer process begins July 5, 2025
Kawasaki Frontale have confirmed Takai will leave after their July 5 match to finalize his transfer overseas, with Tottenham expected to be his destination.
Takai will complete exit formalities after facing Kashima Antlers and will miss fan day events. Tottenham have not yet made an official statement, but the deal is expected to be announced soon.
Marc Guéhi (Crystal Palace)
June 2025 transfer window
Tottenham are preparing another attempt to sign Crystal Palace’s Marc Guéhi as a potential replacement for Cristian Romero, who is being monitored by both Real Madrid and Atlético Madrid ahead of the summer transfer window.
Spurs had a prior bid for Guéhi rejected in January but remain keen. With increasing interest in Romero from Spain, Tottenham are expected to escalate negotiations to secure Guéhi’s services and reinforce their central defense.
Marc Guéhi (Crystal Palace)
April 2025
Tottenham, Chelsea, and Newcastle remain keen on signing Marc Guéhi, who could leave as a free agent in 2026 if no deal is agreed this summer.
Guéhi impressed during Palace’s 3-0 FA Cup semifinal win over Aston Villa, boosting his stock among Premier League suitors.
Andoni Iraola (Bournemouth)
When: April 2025
What: Bournemouth will open talks with manager Andoni Iraola after Saturday’s match vs Crystal Palace. Iraola has guided the Cherries to a club joint-record 48 Premier League points, with six games still to play.
How: Club owner Bill Foley wants to reward Iraola for the club’s progress this season. However, the 42-year-old is reportedly being eyed by Tottenham and Real Madrid, increasing the urgency to secure his future.
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.
