“Spurs Set to SHOCK the World with THREE MEGA DEALS in Transfer Window Frenzy!”

Tottenham Hotspur will be eager to get a head start in the summer transfer market, with several major decisions to be made quickly due to the shortened initial trading period.

The early closure — just 10 days after opening — is a result of the Club World Cup, leaving little room for delay.

After securing a spot in next season’s Champions League, Spurs are in a position where a strong summer window is vital.

The club will need to reinforce its squad depth to compete on multiple fronts next season.

While the addition of a holding midfielder — a No.6 — remains a key priority, there are no other glaring weaknesses in the current team that urgently require attention.

However, with increased financial resources and the lure of Champions League football, Tottenham are now better positioned to pursue a top-tier attacking player. That said, potential departures could shape the club’s strategy.

Destiny Udogie and Cristian Romero have both attracted interest, from Manchester City and Atletico Madrid respectively, which may influence how Spurs approach recruitment.

With these factors in mind, football.london has identified three key deals that Tottenham can finalise as soon as the transfer window opens:

• Mathys Tel

One of the most pressing decisions concerns Mathys Tel, who joined on loan from Bayern Munich in January.

Spurs must now decide whether to trigger the £45 million buy option or send the young forward back to Germany.

Although Tel has shown glimpses of quality during his four-month spell, he hasn’t fully justified the high asking price.

However, given his age and potential, a permanent move could still be beneficial — especially if the club can negotiate a lower fee.

Spurs would be in a position to complete the transfer immediately once the window opens.

• Leroy Sane

Tottenham are also monitoring another Bayern winger, Leroy Sane, who could be on the move this summer as his contract expires on June 30.

Clubs have recently shown that early moves are possible — such as Jorginho signing for Flamengo before leaving Arsenal, and Real Madrid targeting Trent Alexander-Arnold before his Liverpool contract ends.

A similar strategy could see Spurs make an early approach for Sane.

If the German winger declines new terms at Bayern, and with the Club World Cup on the horizon, the German club may be open to letting him go sooner.

• Kevin Danso

Kevin Danso, another January addition, also faces a permanent decision. The £20.9 million (€25m) clause in his loan deal from Lens is an obligation to buy, meaning Spurs must complete the transfer by season’s end.

The Austrian international has impressed during his time in North London, and Tottenham are unlikely to hesitate in finalising the deal for a dependable central defender.