Tottenham are continuing discussions with Crystal Palace in a bid to seal the transfer for Eberechi Eze ahead of the weekend, when they might also get an answer on a second huge deal, TEAMtalk can reveal.

Tottenham Hotspur are interested in signing Real Sociedad attacker Takefusa Kubo this summer, according to Spanish outlet Diario AS.The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium club want to sign another forward

Eze, 25, has established himself in recent seasons as one of the great revelations of the English championship. His ability in tight spaces, dribbling skills, and talent to create chances have put him on the radar of several elite clubs. However, it has been Tottenham that has shown the greatest determination to incorporate him into their squad.

Ezes release clause worth £60m plus £8m in add-ons expired before the Premier League season; The 27-year-old has two years left on his contract; Spurs are now moving on to other targets

Tottenham are working hard to sell Yves Bissouma, Manor Solomon and Bryan Gil and are fully expecting all three to leave before the deadline, sources have told TBR Football’s chief correspondent, Graeme Bailey. Bissouma was left out of Tottenham’s UEFA Super Cup squad, with Frank having been left frustrated by the player’s lateness to training.

Tottenham Hotspur’s pursuit of Eberechi Eze is gathering momentum, though the transfer remains delicately poised after protracted talks with Crystal Palace. The FA Cup holders have proposed a deal worth £55 million plus add-ons, but discussions over payment structure continue to delay an agreement.

Tottenham Closing In On Eberechi Eze TransferTottenham Hotspur are on the brink of completing a significant move in the market with Eberechi Eze edging closer to a switch from Crystal Palace. As

Tottenham Hotspur have made Marc Guehi a ‘very good’ offer to join, however, the defender only wants to move to Liverpool, according to Paul O’Keefe. TBR Football understands that Liverpool are intent on signing Guehi, whether that be this summer or next, given the uncertainty over Ibrahima Konate’s future at Anfield.