Here is your Tottenham morning digest for Thursday, August 6.
Nightmare Europa League scenario
Tottenham Hotspur's involvement in the Europa League qualifying stages could be forfeited should Britain restrict travel from the country of the team they are playing, according to new UEFA rules.
UEFA have approved a new set of rules to "guarantee as much as possible the start and continuity of the qualifying phase and play-offs of the 2020/21 UEFA Champions League and 2020/21 UEFA Europa League".
The football felt the new rules were "justified by the current environment created by the COVID-19 pandemic and in particular, the various travel restrictions which have been imposed across the continent due to the persistence of the sanitary crisis."
Hojbjerg's potential Spurs role
Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg looks on course to leave Southampton to join Jose Mourinho at Tottenham, providing a boost to the Spurs midfield.
A fee of around £15million is expected to see him swap St Mary's for Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with Kyle Walker-Peters heading in the opposite direction for £12m.
So, how exactly would the Denmark international fit in at Spurs? We've taken a look to identify the three potential ways he's slot into the starting line-up next season.
No interest in Fraser
Tottenham have already been linked with a wealth of players ahead of the 2020/21 Premier League season and among them is Ryan Fraser.
The Scotland international is a free agent upon the expiration of his deal with Bournemouth but, despite being touted with a move to Spurs, that is not on the cards.
The Times states that Spurs do not have any interest in signing the winger, who was heavily linked with a move to the other side of North London last year.
