Tottenham starter 'agrees' to join another club ahead of summer transfer window

Tottenham are in for an interesting summer after agreeing to appoint Robert De Zerbi as their new manager. The former Brighton boss turned down the job previously due to not wanting to take over during a relegation battle.

But following the sacking of interim boss Igor Tudor, Spurs managed to turn his head with a five-year contract offer and a rather pretty wage packet.

All focus must now be on beating the drop, with De Zerbi taking over with Tottenham just one point above the relegation zone. But at some point, work must be done on the club’s recruitment, which needs to drastically improve after major failures over recent years.

This squad needs an overhaul, and an overhaul may be forced up on the club in any case, with a number of the club’s top players likely to want to leave to play for a club competing for trophies.

One of those players is goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario, who has been heavily linked with a return to Italy ahead of this summer. And according to a fresh report from L’Interista, Vicario has now agreed personal terms with Inter Milan over a move.

It’s reported that a deal worth 3.5million euros after tax per year has been agreed, and that Vicario is now likely to return to Italy, albeit with the two clubs still needing to come to an agreement.

The goalkeeper is not said to be actively pushing for a move, but he is said to be very open to the idea of returning to Italy with Inter. The 29-year-old joined Tottenham from Empoli in 2023 on a £17.2million fee and under contract until 2028, he is likely to make Tottenham a profit if he leaves this summer. The transfer fee is likely to be North of £20million if not £25million.