“SHOCKING REVELATION: Levy OBSESSED with Signing ’40-Goal’ Superstar to DOMINATE Spurs’ Next Season!”

Tottenham Hotspur chairman Daniel Levy is personally invested in bringing in a promising striker tipped for stardom in north London next season.

As Spurs prepare for the upcoming transfer window, Levy and the club’s hierarchy are carefully evaluating their strategy to strengthen Ange Postecoglou’s squad.

Tottenham Likely to Operate Under ‘Sell to Buy’ Constraints

According to a recent report by The Telegraph and journalist Matt Law, Tottenham are not expected to have significant funds readily available for high-profile signings.

Instead, they are likely to adopt a ‘sell to buy’ approach this summer.

This strategy will require the club to sanction the departures of key players in order to raise the necessary capital for reinforcements.

One player who has attracted serious interest is centre-back Cristian Romero.

Atlético Madrid are reportedly very eager to bring the Argentine defender to the Spanish capital, with Marca reporting that Romero himself is open to the switch to the Estadio Metropolitano.

However, negotiations are said to be complicated by a significant disparity between the two clubs’ valuations of the player.

In addition to Romero, another major name who could potentially leave Tottenham is right-back Pedro Porro.

Multiple outlets suggest Spurs would be open to selling the Spaniard for a fee in the region of £50 million.

Porro, a former Manchester City player, has established himself as a regular in the first team, but the club may see his departure as a means to generate much-needed funds.

Everton are also reportedly interested in re-signing Richarlison, and may initiate talks soon.

The Brazilian forward has endured a frustrating campaign plagued by injury setbacks, and Spurs could consider parting ways with him if a reasonable offer is presented.

As Tottenham weigh up these potential exits, the club’s leadership — under Levy’s guidance — is looking to reinvest wisely while staying within the parameters of the Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR).

Levy Eager to Keep Mathys Tel Beyond Current Loan

One player already on the books with an agreement in place is French striker Mathys Tel. Currently on loan from Bayern Munich, Tottenham have the option to make his move permanent for a fee of around £51 million.

According to Sport Bild, Levy is particularly enthusiastic about retaining Tel beyond the current season and is interested in negotiating a lower fee with Bayern.

The German giants, now managed by Vincent Kompany, are reportedly open to resuming talks and potentially lowering their asking price — a development that bodes well for Spurs.

Despite only scoring three goals and registering one assist in 18 appearances for Tottenham so far, Tel has shown glimpses of the immense potential that once led former Bayern manager Julian Nagelsmann to predict a bright future for the youngster.

“He could become one of the best strikers one day,” said Nagelsmann. “I have the vision that he can score 40 goals one day.

But I would be happy with 10 goals in his first season. He’s a young, talented player.

He can play in multiple positions — as a centre-forward or on the wings. He’s very quick and physically strong. He holds the ball up well with his back to goal.”

With Levy’s backing, Tel could become a central figure in Spurs’ long-term plans.