Spurs' Five Likeliest Departures Before Deadline Day

The winger is attracting interest from Championship newcomers... West Ham United, with the Hammers currently in active talks with Tottenham in an attempt to bring the 27-year-old to the London Stadium. A permanent move in the region of £5m is likely before the window closes.

At this point, there is a slight disagreement regarding player bonuses, however both parties are actively willing to resolve it. The Israel international is keen on a move to the London rivals in search of game time. Spurs signed Manor on a free transfer after impressing at Fulham during a loan spell in which he accumulated 5 goals for the Cottagers.

The Spurs captain is almost guaranteed to depart N17 this summer with a host of top clubs keen on the Argentine's signature. Inter looked like the favourites for some time — and even agreed a fee worth around £34 million for the centre-back. However, the deal has been held up due to the Italian champions failing to reach an agreement on personal terms with the player.

As a result of this, Atlético Madrid look to be frontrunners now, with personal terms in place and the clubs now in talks to agree a fee. This would see Diego Simeone bring in a fellow Argentine in the 28-year-old. The Spurs defender recorded 4 red cards in his Premier League career for the Lilywhites — a sight Spurs fans most definitely will not miss. Arsenal also enquired, but that deal looks to be off before it even started due to obvious reasons, making a Sol Campbell-like switch unlikely to repeat.

The Italian has lost his place as first-choice under Roberto De Zerbi to Antonin Kinsky, and the arrival of Martin Dubravka as cover has left him surplus. Juventus have emerged as the strongest suitors, exploring a loan with an option to buy, while Napoli and others have also monitored the situation.

Vicario himself is open to a return home after three seasons in north London. The 29-year-old goalkeeper would leave Tottenham as an appearance centurion, boasting 117 appearances overall in all competitions since joining from Empoli. With two years left on his contract, a deal in the £15–20m range feels achievable before the window shuts.

The Swedish midfielder remains one of the more intriguing names on the list of potential Tottenham departures this August, even if the picture has shifted slightly. Nottingham Forest have cooled their earlier pursuit after seeing bids rejected and are now more focused on Manchester City's Tijjani Reijnders, though they could still revisit a deal for the Swede.

Newcastle United stay firmly interested and are considering a second offer that could climb beyond £50 million. Bergvall himself would welcome a fresh challenge and more regular minutes, yet he has no intention of forcing an exit. Spurs, meanwhile, are holding firm on a valuation in the £55–60 million range. The 20-year-old was named Tottenham's Player of the Year in his first full season and played a key role in their 2025 Europa League triumph.

The English full-back is generating genuine interest from Liverpool. The Reds have made enquiries with both Spurs and the player's camp, though formal talks have yet to begin. Personal terms are not expected to prove a stumbling block, and Tottenham are prepared to sanction a sale to fulfil the 25-year-old's desire for a new chapter.

Spurs are holding out for at least £35 million. Spence's stock rose sharply during an impressive 2026 World Cup, where he featured in eight matches (including four starts) as England claimed the bronze medal in North America this summer.