BREAKING: Levy proposes blockbuster triple Tottenham signing to boost Excellent Champions League campaign next season
Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly preparing a bold move in the summer transfer market following their UEFA Europa League success. The North London side, now buoyed by a renewed sense of purpose and momentum, are said to be targeting three marquee signings as they gear up for their return to the UEFA Champions League. Among those on their radar is highly-rated RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Sesko, who has also drawn significant interest from Premier League rivals Liverpool.
Under head coach Ange Postecoglou, Spurs finally ended their long-standing trophy drought by defeating Manchester United 1-0 in the Europa League final. The victory not only delivered their first silverware in 17 years but also secured automatic qualification for next season’s Champions League—a major milestone in Postecoglou’s second season at the helm.
According to Spanish outlet Fichajes.net, the club is now set on building a squad capable of competing at the highest level in Europe. They report that Tottenham are “working on three strategic signings” as they aim to strengthen key areas of the squad. One of their top targets is 21-year-old Benjamin Sesko, who enjoyed an impressive campaign with RB Leipzig and is being seen as a long-term solution to Spurs’ attacking line.
Sesko, who has scored consistently in the Bundesliga, is reportedly valued at around £85 million (€100 million). While Liverpool have been linked with a move for the Slovenian striker, Spurs are believed to be accelerating negotiations, sensing an opportunity amid a relatively quiet market for the forward. The club sees Sesko as a high-upside investment—one that could deliver immediate impact while also developing into a future star.
Interestingly, despite the trophy win, there remains speculation over Postecoglou’s future. Some reports suggest the club is already progressing in its search for a possible successor, although it remains unclear whether the Australian tactician will stay on. Nevertheless, the club’s transfer ambitions appear to be moving independently of that uncertainty, with plans for marquee signings already underway.
In addition to Sesko, Tottenham are eyeing a midfield reinforcement amid injury concerns and uncertainty over the futures of key players. Rodrigo Bentancur has been linked with a move to Atletico Madrid, while defender Cristian Romero has also attracted interest. In response, Spurs are reportedly considering a move for Real Betis midfielder Johnny Cardoso.
Cardoso, 23, has emerged as a standout performer in La Liga, and Tottenham hold a non-mandatory £20 million (€25 million) purchase option for the American international. This clause was included in the deal that saw Giovani Lo Celso return to Spain. Cardoso is attracting attention across Europe, but Spurs are hopeful that the prospect of Premier League football will help sway the player in their favor.
Meanwhile, Tottenham could also pursue an elite-level playmaker to bolster their creative options. While James Maddison has been an important figure, his injury-enforced absence from the Europa League final highlighted a need for depth and dynamism in midfield. The club’s ideal target is Dutch star Xavi Simons, who is currently one of the most sought-after young talents in European football.
Simons, 22, has lit up the Bundesliga on loan at RB Leipzig and is expected to return to Paris Saint-Germain, who hold his rights. Valued at around £67 million (€80 million), the Dutchman has drawn interest from several top clubs, including Manchester United and Liverpool, the latter of whom reportedly see him as an alternative to Bayer Leverkusen’s Florian Wirtz.
Respected journalist Fabrizio Romano recently confirmed in his GIVEMESPORT newsletter that Simons is indeed on the radar of multiple elite clubs, with Tottenham among those keen on securing his signature.
With a return to Champions League football on the horizon and a trophy in the cabinet, Tottenham appear determined to capitalize on their momentum. Whether under Postecoglou or a new manager, the club’s ambition in the transfer market signals a serious intent to challenge both domestically and in Europe next season.