Tottenham Hotspur have landed six new signings this summer transfer window including three blockbuster deals in Sandro Tonali, Mateus Fernandes, and Roberto De Zerbi's former star center back at Brighton Jan Paul van Hecke.
But Spurs supporters - and even De Zerbi himself - are still anxious for more big moves from Vinai Venkatesham and Johan Lange, as Tottenham desperately need to make upgrades to their attack. Here is how Spurs could line up in the 2026/27 Premier League season after sealing a couple of blockbuster additions to the front line.
GK Antonin Kinsky
LB Destiny Udogie
CB Micky van de Ven
CB Jan Paul van Hecke
RB Pedro Porro
There is no real controversy about the back four, and while Destiny Udogie will have to look behind his back at England World Cup hero Djed Spence if he were to falter this season, Roberto De Zerbi sounds like he is a huge fan of the Italian international. And it's easy to forget, but when he is available, Udogie is legitimately one of the best left backs in European football. As for Marcos Senesi, he will play an important role this season, but the Dutch pairing is sealed and is going to be one of the Premier League's best this season.
DM Mateus Fernandes
DM Sandro Tonali
AM James Maddison
Tottenham Hotspur doled out 185 million pounds on Sandro Tonali and Mateus Fernandes combined in order to have them as immediate starters, and it is incredible to see how much better the midfield looks with them anchoring it. Xavi Simons will be the locked in starter once he returns from his ACL tear, but, for now, James Maddison gets the chance to reestablish himself as the main man in the playmaker role. Conor Gallagher will get plenty of minutes to start out with at the 10 as De Zerbi and Spurs ease Maddison back to 100 percent, but there is no question that Maddison is the superior player, especially with the new look front line hungry for his assists.
LW Omar Marmoush
ST Victor Osimhen
RW Mohammed Kudus
Savinho has been the most closely linked forward to Tottenham, but the Lilywhites frustratingly still have not struck a deal with Manchester City for the Brazilian left footer. And the other left winger closely linked to Spurs as a signing in conjunction with Savinho is Cody Gakpo, who is almost like a wide attacking midfielder and less of a pure winger.
In all honesty, neither is the best option for Spurs. Tottenham might as well keep the highly impressive Mathys Tel as the understudy and sign Omar Marmoush, Savinho's Manchester City teammate. Marmoush isn't as quick as Savinho, but he is just as explosive and skilled with better finishing and scoring chops as a right footed left winger. Mohammed Kudus is a left footed right winger, but he plays like a traditional winger, meaning if Savinho started across from him, Spurs may not have enough goal threat.
Meanwhile, Tottenham need a better striker who can score 20 in a season. The only player Tottenham could realistically attract is former Serie A leading scorer and champion Victor Osimhen from Turkey. If anyone can bring him to the Premier League, then it is Roberto De Zerbi.
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