Tottenham transfer rumours: Serhou Guirassy wants transfer, Arsenal to sign Spurs reject

A busy summer continues for Tottenham Hotspur as they gear up for what looks set to be a hectic season.

The start of the 2020/21 campaign is just a matter of weeks away, and Spurs will have plenty on their plate when is gets underway.

With Jose Mourinho’s side having to go through the qualifying rounds of the Europa League, they’ll need plenty of reinforcements during the summer window.

Here are the latest transfer rumours and gossip coming from the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

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Target wants Premier League move

Reported Tottenham target Serhou Guirassy wants a move to the Premier League, despite turning down a transfer in January.

The 24-year-old looks set to be sold this summer after his club Amiens were relegated from Ligue 1 when the French season was ended in April.

Spurs and West Ham have both been linked, while Rennes want to sign him and are also able to offer him Champions League football.

But, according to Sky Sports, Guirassy is eyeing up a move to the Premier League, and has been valued at £16million.

Gunners set to sign Dinzeyi

Arsenal are set to sign 20-year-old Jonathan Dinzeyi following the defender’s release from Spurs last month, according to reports.

DInzeyi made six appearances for Tottenham’s Under-23s last season, before going on trial with QPR in February.

He made his senior debut for Spurs in a friendly in 2018, but was not handed any competitive appearances before being released by the club.

And, despite having come through the ranks at their bitter rivals, the Gunners look set snap up Dinzeyi according to The Athletic.

Hammers reveal Diop price

West Ham are willing to listen to offers of £45million for Issa Diop, according to Sky Sports.

The 23-year-old defender has been linked with a move to Spurs, with at least two Premier League clubs said to want to sign him.

Diop was reported to have been valued at £75million when Manchester United were linked to him last summer.

And a move to a new club could prove very tempting for the Frenchman, who is thought to earn less than half of what some his West Ham team-mates do.