Five transfers Tottenham can complete this week - New striker arrives and £145m spent

Tottenham are continuing their work in the summer transfer window

Roberto De Zerbi is planning to spend even more after already shelling out £237million this summer.

Tottenham are sporting a new look following their close shave with relegation last season. De Zerbi has broken the club's transfer record twice, signing Mateus Fernandes for £85m and Sandro Tonali for £100m.

Jan Paul van Hecke was next in the door with a long-term deal worth £52m. Andy Robertson, Marcos Senesi and Martin Dubravka all headed to north London on free transfers.

Now, De Zerbi is planning some extravagant moves. He is targeting a winger, striker and a replacement for Djed Spence, who departed for Inter Milan at the weekend.

Cody Gakpo

The Liverpool forward has been heavily linked with Tottenham this window. Dutch outlet Voetbal International claims that personal terms have been agreed with Gakpo as he is "counting on a positive resolution" between the clubs.

Liverpool are asking for at least £60m for Gakpo, which could take Spurs past the £300m mark this summer. De Zerbi could reunite the striker with his former Reds teammate Robertson, who has settled well in north London.

Savinho

Tottenham are also reportedly working on a deal for Manchester City's Savinho. They see the Brazilian as a key addition to their left-wing options.

Speculation increased when Savinho was absent from City's training squad last week. However, Enzo Maresca confirmed that the 22-year-old was "a bit ill."

The Standard reports that the City attacker handed in a transfer request in July as he seeks regular game time elsewhere. Savinho started just seven Premier League games under Pep Guardiola last season and scored once.

City are demanding around £65m for his signature, with reports claiming that the forward wants to join Spurs.

Daniel Munoz

Spurs are targeting Crystal Palace's Daniel Munoz as a replacement for the departed Djed Spence. The England international joined Inter Milan at the weekend for £30m, claiming that the club "will always have a place in my heart."

Now, De Zerbi is moving on to a new defender with the Daily Mail reporting that Munoz is his desired signing to compete with Pedro Porro. Palace rates the right-back at around £20m but Tottenham face competition from Everton.

Lucas Bergvall

In terms of departures, Lucas Bergvall is one star who has made his plans to leave clear. It is understood that Spurs have already rejected bids from Nottingham Forest and Newcastle so far.

These offers came after Bergvall expressed a desire to exit north London. The midfielder has reportedly been working hard to impress De Zerbi in pre-season but would like to ensure his starting berth under the new manager.

Transfer interest has not gone away completely, with Spurs placing a minimum £60m price tag on the 20-year-old. Discussing Bergvall's future earlier this summer, De Zerbi said: "I think he’s potentially a top top top player. But then I don’t want to convince anyone to stay."

Mikey Moore

Mikey Moore was the star of the show against TSG Hoffenheim, scoring a brace and giving De Zerbi some food for thought. The 19-year-old was reportedly close to joining Koln last week but this transfer was delayed until Spurs secured another attacker.

Moore spent last season on loan to Rangers, scoring seven goals and assisting four times in 47 appearances. The Scottish side were reportedly keen on bringing him back with Middlesbrough also interested.

However, Koln are the frontrunners for the teenager and could confirm the deal this week following a pause in negotiations.

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