There is now less than two weeks to go before the transfer window slams shut, with club, including Spurs, scrambling to make last minute additions to their squad ahead of the new campaign.
But, who, if anyone, will join Tanguy Ndombele and Jack Clarke as the new faces at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this season?
Mauricio Pochettino and Spurs are still on the lookout for additions to their squad in order to take the next step during 2019/20 campaign, they have been linked to a number of players both domestically and overseas.
The club will also be fighting hard to keep a hold of their stars that helped them to the Champions League final last season.
Take a look below for the names linked with a move to Spurs today.
Ryan Sessegnon
Who? The Fulham and England U21 full-back who has been linked with a move to Spurs for a number of years.
Where? Fulham manager Scott Parker has revealed that he expects the player to stay at Craven Cottage this summer. The 19-year-old has been undergoing rehabilitation for an injury and is yet to feature for Fulham this pre-season. He has just one year remaining on his contract but Parker is relaxed about the situation.
"He’s rehabbing back to a point where he can feature," the Fulham boss told West London Sport.
"We’ll try everything we can [to keep him].
"We’ll see what will happen from there but at this present time, with 10 days [of the transfer window] to go, he’s a Fulham player and we fully expect him to rehab back from his injury and play a big part."
What? Spurs will have to make a move sooner rather than later if they wish to sign the player.
Paulo Dybala
Who? Juventus attacker who Spurs have shown an interest in during the summer.
Where? According to Sky in Italy Dybala is keen to stay at Juventus to fight for his place in the team.
What? There is definite interest from Spurs in the player, but Pochettino may have his work cut out if he wants to convince Dybala that a move away from Turin is a good option.
Christian Eriksen
Who? Tottenham's midfielder who has spoken of his desire for a 'new challenge' this season.
Where? Real Madrid midfielder James Rodriguez is set to stay at the club, which could serve as a boost to Spurs in their hope of keeping Erkisen for another season. With Gareth Bale's move to China falling through and Marco Asensio’s serious injury, the funds may not be available to Zinedine Zidane to take Eriksen to the club.
What? It is looking more and more likely that the Danish international will be staying at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium beyond this summer.
