“Tottenham’s INSANE £63M Transfer EXPLOSION for Frank Kicks Off Tuesday – You WON’T Believe Who’s Signing!”

Things have been relatively quiet on the transfer front for Tottenham Hotspur, but this week is expected to usher in a wave of natural squad changes as the calendar flips to July.

While new head coach Thomas Frank awaits fresh additions to his team, Spurs’ technical director Johan Lange has been working diligently behind the scenes to secure new signings. However, no new arrivals have yet been unveiled at Hotspur Way.

That is about to change, as July 1 marks the traditional turning point in football’s calendar, when player contracts—both incoming and outgoing—officially expire or commence. As a result, several deals that have been in the pipeline will now be formally completed.

Among them is the much-anticipated signing of Mathys Tel from Bayern Munich. The young forward’s transfer becomes official this Tuesday, with Tottenham paying an initial fee of £29.8 million (€35 million), potentially rising by an additional £4.2 million (€5 million) in performance-based add-ons.

Also confirmed is the £21 million arrival of centre-back Kevin Danso from Ligue 1 side Lens, whose loan agreement officially concludes on Monday.

Another long-anticipated addition is Croatian defender Luka Vuskovic. The teenager was signed back in 2023 from Hajduk Split but could not make the move to north London until turning 18.

After spending time out on loan in Poland and Belgium, Vuskovic is finally eligible to join Spurs permanently.

Reports from his initial transfer suggest Tottenham will eventually pay around £12 million for the highly-rated centre-back.

In total, these three signings represent a £63 million investment by Spurs as the summer window gains momentum.

Of course, in today’s inflated transfer market, some fans may point out that rival clubs have spent that sum on a single player—yet the arrival of three promising talents signals a serious intent to build under Thomas Frank.

Elsewhere, Spurs are still finalising the details of a £5 million deal for Japanese international Kota Takai, a 20-year-old defender from Kawasaki Frontale.

In addition, teenage prospect Oliver Boast is expected to arrive from Leeds United for a seven-figure fee.

The 16-year-old could be unveiled as part of the club’s upcoming academy intake, following a pattern established with similar youth signings in previous years.

While these new faces offer promise for the future, Tuesday also signals the end of the road for a number of current players.

Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg will officially complete his transfer to Marseille, with Spurs set to receive around £17 million (€20 million) from the deal.

Meanwhile, the contracts of Sergio Reguilon, Fraser Forster, and Alfie Whiteman will expire, making them free agents.

Timo Werner’s loan from RB Leipzig also comes to an end, and the German forward will return to his parent club.

Factoring in Hojbjerg’s departure, Spurs’ net spend drops to approximately £46 million for this phase of the transfer window.

Still, with Champions League football returning to north London, expectations are significantly higher.

Chairman Daniel Levy has already indicated that he expects Thomas Frank to mount a serious challenge on all fronts in the upcoming campaign.

With rivals like Manchester United, Chelsea, Liverpool, and Manchester City already moving decisively in the transfer market, Tottenham must avoid being left behind.

Two years ago, Spurs had already secured the signings of James Maddison and Guglielmo Vicario before Ange Postecoglou’s pre-season preparations began.

Although some transfer decisions will wait until Frank begins working with his squad later next week, certain areas clearly require reinforcement.

The activity starting this Tuesday must represent just the beginning of a busy and successful transfer window for Tottenham Hotspur.