Tottenham Hotspur hoping for three transfers in on deadline day from Spain and Italy

Tottenham are hoping to bring in three players before the 11pm deadline, including attackers from Spain and Italy.

And Spurs fans will hoping that Fabio Paratici and Daniel Levy can get signings over the line, otherwise the window will have been a disaster.

Ask any Tottenham fans how they would rate their transfer window, and they would probably say it was the same old, lots of promise, and no delivery.

It was reported that Daniel Levy had given Antonio Conte “assurances” that he would be financially backed in the transfer window.

The fiery Italian urged the club’s hierarchy to “do something” before the deadline shuts, and will be furious if he misses out on targets.

Tottenham’s long-term pursuit of Wolves winger Adama Traore came to end after the Spaniard had reservations about playing in a wing-back role, and instead chose to return to the club he started his career with, Barcelona.

A brief link with Porto’s Luis Diaz had some legs, but it was also reported he wanted to join a side competing in the Champions League, and has signed for Liverpool.

All that with just a few days to go left Spurs fans fearing the same old, and continue the season with a depleted squad.

Here’s what Spurs fans can expect from today.

Outgoings

Tanguy Ndombele

The Frenchman has all the talent in the world, but not the attitude to back it up, unfortunately.

Expected to be Spurs’ linchpin in the midfield for years after his record signing in 2019, fitness issues and off the field problems have unfortunately meant it hasn’t worked out for Ndombele.

Julien Maynard, a reliable sports journalist, has reported that Ndombele will leave, going back to Lyon on loan, with a buy option of £65 million inserted in to the deal.

Giovanni Lo Celso

After an impressive spell with Real Betis in La Liga, Spurs splashed some big money on the Argentine, but he just hasn’t been at the level required.

Various reports have linked him with a move back to Spain, with Villareal the frontrunners.

This one could run to the wire.

Harvey White

A future star for sure, but he needs game time. Sunderland, Hull and Portsmouth are rumoured to be interested in the player.

Dele Alli

Where did it all go wrong for this man?

More goals before he turned 20 than Lampard, Rooney, Cristiano Ronaldo, but recently he’s been a shadow of his former self.

Back in 2016-17 he was one of the most feared players in the league, but is now sat at home whilst his team plays.

Everton are the favourites to sign the attacking midfielder.

Incomings

Dejan Kulusevski

Fabio Paratici signed the Swede when he was at Juventus, and is looking likely to sign him again.

Arsenal were rumoured to be interested in signing the Juventus winger, but that noise has gone quiet.

In a deal that’s all but done, Kulusevski can reignite the side.

Rodrigo Bentancur

One of the world’s hottest prospect a few years ago, Bentancur has largely gone quiet.

Still a great player, who can play as the holding midfielder, a playmaker that sits deep or the man to drive at defences, the Uruguayan has it all.

A double swoop from Juventus, with Bentancur expected to fill the hole Ndombele will vacate, and ignite some energy as Conte implements his high press

Yannick Carrasco

Carrasco is well known around Europe, and is in to his second spell with Atletico Madrid after a couple of years away in China.

Madrid boss Diego Simeone is reportedly holding out for his £60 million release clause, and with Bentancur and Kulusevski the main targets, this one might be out of reach.