Spurs push two-signing plan with Eze and Savinho amid injuries

Tottenham Hotspur are pressing ahead with a busy summer transfer plan even as their injury list and departures reshape their short-term needs. With James Maddison sidelined by an ACL injury and Son Heung-min’s exit, the club is prioritizing a high-calibre playmaker and other attacking options to shore up a midfield and forward line that now require immediate attention. Talks and negotiations around a two-signing strategy are ongoing, with Crystal Palace playmaker Eberechi Eze and Manchester City youngster Savinho identified as chief targets, while Takefusa Kubo of Real Sociedad and other options are also in the frame. A number of potential departures are being weighed as Tottenham seek to balance current needs with long-term planning.

Eze remains a long-standing priority for Spurs, who are pursuing him to fill the No. 10 role after Maddison’s injury. The Palace talisman is reported to be keen on a move, drawn by Tottenham’s Champions League ambitions, and talks are progressing on a deal that Palace would value around 68 million euros in a release-clauses landscape or through a negotiated fee. Palace’s stance reflects the player’s importance to the club, while Tottenham’s bid...