The transfer window is now officially open, and Tottenham Hotspur could be set for a big summer.
Having secured European football with their final day draw at Crystal Palace, Spurs will be looking to strengthen as they aim to improve on an up and down campaign.
Jose Mourinho will be aiming to put his stamp on the side, having already made a big impact following the departure of Jan Vertonghen.
Here are the latest transfer rumours and gossip coming from North London.
Ivan Perisic considering move
Ivan Perisic's representatives are considering a transfer to Tottenham as Bayern Munich stall on a permanent transfer, FC Inter News reports.
The 31-year-old spent last season on loan with the Bundesliga champions but is growing concerned that a permanent move to Bavaria will not materialise.
Contracted to Inter until 2022, the Serie A side are keen on a sale this summer and a fee of less than £18m would be enough to get a deal over the line.
Leeds eye £15m Foyth deal
Leeds United are looking to sign Juan Foyth from Tottenham this summer to bolster their ranks for their return to the Premier League, The Sun states.
The Argentine has regularly been linked with a move to Elland Road to join his compatriot Marcelo Bielsa at the Yorkshire side, with opportunities in North London restricted.
Leeds are in the market for a central defender following the expiration of Ben White's loan spell with the club from Brighton, who have placed a mammoth asking price upon his shoulders.
Spurs are said to be preparing a £15million bid for Foyth and Jose Mourinho is unlikely to stand in the way as the player has not started a match since the end of December.
Can Bozdogan price
Tottenham could land midfield target Can Bozdogan from Schalke for a fee of just £10million, according to Mundo Deportivo.
The report attributes Spurs with an interest in the young midfielder but it's made clear that Atletico Madrid will be rivals in the hunt for his signature.
Contracted to the club until 2022, Schalke are said to be open to a sale as the economic crisis following the coronavirus pandemic has hit the Bundesliga side heavily.
