“Their focus…” – Fabrizio Romano shares Tottenham transfer priority after Kudus and Gibbs-White agreements

Tottenham’s Transfer Plans Take Shape After Gibbs-White and Kudus Deals, as Midfield Reinforcements Remain a Priority

 

Transfer insider Fabrizio Romano has delivered fresh insight in his latest GIVEMESPORT newsletter, shedding light on Tottenham Hotspur’s next move in the summer transfer window following two significant breakthroughs this week.

 

The North London club has already made a strong statement in the market, securing agreements for two high-profile attacking midfielders — Mohammed Kudus and Morgan Gibbs-White. Kudus is set to arrive from West Ham United in a £55 million deal, while Spurs have also sensationally agreed to trigger the £60 million release clause in Gibbs-White’s Nottingham Forest contract, with the England international expected to undergo a medical on Friday ahead of completing his move.

 

These rapid developments come as new manager Thomas Frank begins to reshape the squad in his image. Having taken over from Ange Postecoglou earlier this summer, the former Brentford boss made it clear that adding more flair, dynamism, and goal contributions from midfield was a top priority. The club has wasted little time responding to his vision, with chairman Daniel Levy moving quickly to deliver key targets.

 

Spurs Eye Midfield Reinforcement as Next Priority

 

With the deals for Kudus and Gibbs-White nearly finalized, attention is now turning to what Spurs will do next. According to Romano, although Tottenham are expected to slow down momentarily after a busy week, the club is already laying the groundwork for another potential midfield addition — though nothing will be concluded before the weekend.

 

“They can add a midfielder too,” Romano stated, “but now their focus is on sealing all the details with Gibbs-White. There will be nothing more this week.”

 

This suggests that while fans shouldn’t expect any more immediate announcements, further movement in the window is very much on the cards.

 

Adam Wharton Emerges as a Key Target

 

Speculation intensified on Thursday evening that Crystal Palace midfielder Adam Wharton could be next on Tottenham’s radar. The 20-year-old, who has impressed with his composure and maturity since breaking into Palace’s first team, is reportedly being lined up for a potential £60 million swoop. Wharton’s profile fits the kind of technically sound, forward-thinking midfielder Frank is believed to admire.

 

However, Tottenham’s transfer ambitions don’t stop at midfield reinforcements. The club is also actively exploring options to strengthen its frontline.

 

A New Striker Also on the Agenda

 

With Dominic Solanke expected to lead the line next season, Spurs are looking to bring in additional firepower to support or rotate with the former Bournemouth forward. Thomas Frank is reportedly interested in reuniting with Brentford striker Yoane Wissa, a player he knows well and previously helped develop in west London. However, any potential deal for Wissa may not be straightforward, as Nottingham Forest are also keen on signing the 27-year-old attacker.

 

Elsewhere, Tottenham have been linked with a more high-profile option in Juventus striker Dusan Vlahovic. The Serbian international has endured a mixed spell in Turin and could be available this summer, with the Italian club reportedly open to offers. A move for Vlahovic would signal Spurs’ intent to compete at the highest level, especially with a return to the UEFA Champions League on the horizon.

 

Building a Squad for European Ambitions

 

With Kudus and Gibbs-White poised to add spark and creativity to Tottenham’s attacking midfield, and potential reinforcements still being considered in midfield and attack, the club is clearly assembling a squad capable of competing across multiple fronts. New manager Thomas Frank is determined to stamp his identity on this team, and the early signs are promising.

 

While fans may have to wait a few more days for the next move, it’s clear that Tottenham’s transfer window is far from over. With Daniel Levy backing his new head coach in the market, supporters can expect more ambitious moves in the coming weeks as Spurs aim to challenge both domestically and in Europe.

 

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