Tottenham Hotspur is reportedly targeting a new winger as a priority this summer, with West Ham's Crysencio Summerville and Manchester City's Savinho emerging as key targets. This follows a whirlwind 24 hours for Spurs, during which they reportedly broke their transfer record twice for new signings.
Journalist Ben Jacobs indicated that while Spurs fans might be wondering about the current quiet period after their recent spending spree, the club is strategically moving to strengthen the squad, particularly in attacking areas. He noted that the club has addressed goalkeeping, defense, and midfield, with a starting left-winger or attacker now being the main focus.
Summerville, who seems likely to depart West Ham after their relegation to the Championship, is also attracting interest from Manchester United and Roma, according to Jacobs. He cautioned that fans shouldn't expect record-breaking transfers to happen daily, but confirmed that business is ongoing and the club is working its way up the field to secure necessary signings.
The report also mentions Manchester City's Savinho as another player in ongoing discussions. While these deals are not advancing at breakneck speed, the potential addition of a quality attacker like Summerville or Savinho could be crucial for Tottenham. The club is looking to rebound after two disappointing Premier League seasons, despite a recent Europa League final victory.
Additionally, Cody Gakpo has been identified as another top target for Spurs in the same position. The club aims to build on the high-profile acquisitions of Mateus Fernandes and Sandro Tonali, signaling a strong intent under new manager Roberto De Zerbi to improve performance in the upcoming campaign.
