Tottenham can save £89m by opening transfer talks for three signings in January

Whereas a lot of the following few switch home windows can be centered on preserving Harry Kane within the constructing, Tottenham will need to encompass him with as a lot expertise as potential.

Transferring swiftly in January to begin negotiating with these gamers is a technique to make sure Kane stays and helps Spurs as soon as once more turn out to be a pressure to be reckoned with in and round Europe.

And it doesn’t need to be executed by breaking the financial institution, with loads of cup winners and high-profile expertise who can be in the marketplace fo free in 12-months time.

The chance to signal these stars is one the north London-side could be amiss to go up, particularly as they’re gamers who they have already got a number of data of from earlier dealings with.

Paulo Dybala, Juventus

A transfer to north London was on the playing cards however finally fell by way of again in 2019.

“It was roughly final 12 months at this level when Juventus did not need to depend on me, did not need me to proceed enjoying right here,” Dybala instructed CNN in 2019.

“That is after I was contacted and there have been some golf equipment that had been considering me. Amongst these had been Manchester United and Tottenham.”

Years later, Spurs ought to as soon as once more make their transfer and really feel assured about doing so.

In managing director Fabio Paratici they’ve the one that signed him for Juventus when he was a 21-year-old and there’s each probability he can repeat the trick seven years later.

Transfermarkt value: £45m

Andrea Belotti, Torino

The addition of Belotti shouldn’t sign the top of Harry Kane’s profession in north London. If something, it’s a signal that Spurs try to encompass their captain with extra top-quality gamers who might help the crew raise silverware within the close to future.

Within the Torino striker, Tottenham could be getting a participant who helped fireplace Italy to glory on the 2020 European Championships.

Robust on both foot, the seize of the 27-year-old would even be an enormous blow to rivals Arsenal – who’ve been linked with him prior to now.

That Spurs have reportedly, through Sky Italia in 2020, bid for Belotti prior to now exhibits that it is a participant on their radar and will simply revive their curiosity in a couple of months time.

Transfermarkt value: £31.5m

Thomas Strakosha, Lazio

Hugo Lloris’ Spurs career is drawing to a close and replacing such a stalwart of the club won’t be easy.

In Strakosha, however, Tottenham have a player they have scouted in the past.

Failing to get him in 2020, his availability two years later would mean the club saved millions of pounds for their future No 1.

Speaking last season after Lazio’s impressive start to the Serie A campaign, the Albanian admitted that he still had areas of his game that he could improve upon.

“I can improve on everything until the day I stop,” he said.

With a further two seasons of top-flight football under his belt, his signing on a free transfer could be a seamless transition from one brilliant goalkeeper to the next.

Transfermarkt value: £12.6m