In a recent post on X, renowned journalist Fabrizio Romano provided an update on Tottenham Hotspur and their pursuit of Crystal Palace star Eberechi Eze this summer. It is believed that Spurs are

Arsenal has beaten arch-rivals Tottenham in the race to sign Eberechi Eze from Crystal Palace, reports say. Arsenal need Eze after Kai Havertz’s injury.

Speaking on his YouTube channel, Romano has confirmed that a Man City club official is currently blocking Tottenham's move to sign Savinho, as he believes they should keep him at the Etihad Stadium.

Tottenham are looking to include Richarlison in a potential deal for Crystal Palace forward Eberechi Eze; the move would then free up a space for Yoane Wissa, who played under Thomas Frank at Brentford;

Tottenham are stepping up their efforts to sign Brentford and Ireland defender Nathan Collins, 24, who has also attracted interest from Liverpool. (Caught Offside)

The London-based side has undergone some major changes since last season, with the team parting ways with former manager Ange Postecoglou, despite their UEFA Europa League triumph. Tottenham finished 17th in the league standings,

Sources told Give Me Sport that “an agreement is nearly done in principle” despite Oliver Glasner’s insistence that the midfielder will feature for Palace in their upcoming Conference League clash against Fredrikstad.

Tottenham appear poised to secure a major transfer breakthrough in talks with Crystal Palace for Eberechi Eze. The clubs are engaged in direct discussions over a permanent move, expected to cost around £60million, with hopes the attacking midfielder could feature in Spurs' upcoming Premier League clash away to Manchester City.

EBERECHI EZE is expecting not to feature for Crystal Palace against Chelsea on Sunday as Tottenham push for his signing. Spurs are in talks over clinching a move for the England star, and though a

Tottenham have reportedly agreed a £60 million deal to bring in Eberechi Eze from Crystal Palace. Tottenham will pay £30 million of the fee up front with the rest paid in instalments for the forward, according to reports from The Sun.

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That work-rate and all-round play was on display again in the Burnley match but there was end product to match it. Richarlison swept home a confident first-time finish inside the opening ten minutes and then doubled his tally after the break in spectacular fashion.