Tottenham Hotspur’s ‘dream’ signs £67m Europa League victory

Tottenham Hotspur signed a £67m former PSG star after winning the Europa League final on Wednesday night.

Tottenham Hotspur summer transfer plan after Europa League wins

Now that their 17 years of waiting for a major silverware has officially ended, Chairman Daniel Levy has a real to-do list that can be screened at the opening of the Spurs’ final Premier League and summer transfer window for 2024/2025.

On a historic night in Bilbao, Brennan Johnson scored a win-win goal against Man United, engraving his name in the folklore of Lily White, which also gave the club a lot of impetus for recruiting drive.

Tottenham Hotspur will not only bring more appeal to attracting the best players in the mainland, but also more money will be available to play with them as they will have the earthquake financial windfall they will win from winning the Europa League and playing in the Champions League next season.

According to BBC reporter Sami Mokbel, the Tottenham captain believes they need to sign more experienced players to complement their very young up-and-coming players, making their mid-week victory more likely.

The Spurs are also targeting a defender and forward defender, and Levi hopes to strengthen them all.

According to Givemesport, the North Londoner was discussing with representatives of Lyon star Rayan Cherki, who scored 20 goals in all matches this season, with Crystal Palace defender Marc Guehi still being the summer’s Tottenham target after their failed £70m bid in January.

The Spurs offered a £21million top pick in last year’s Real Betis midfielder Johnny Cardoso, which was part of the deal, which was Giovani Lo Celso heading to La Liga, so US International is another option.

Tottenham signs former PSG star Xavi Simons’ ‘dream’

According to Spanish reports, the North Londoners launched an “ambitious” plan after the Europa League winners’ medals.

Now, it is believed that former PSG star and RB Leipzig attack midfielder Xavi Simons are firmly on their agenda.

Dutch International scored 11 goals in all matches and scored eight more assists in all matches, but his asking price is around £67m so Levy and Co will need to invest heavily in Bundesliga’s capture.

Nevertheless, Tottenham reportedly signed Simmons’ “Dream” on Spain’s historic night in Spain earlier this week, and now they can be seen as European champions with a greater chance.

The people inside the Spurs are clearly convinced that they can convince the 22-year-old and his club to rise to N17, especially after the Europa League celebrations.

“He’s developing very well,” said Bayern Munich sporting director Christoph Freund to Simons last year.

“I think he will have a very good career at the highest level. He has everything, his mindset, his character, just a great player.”