Tottenham Hotspur are looking to bounce back from their disappointing Premier League campaign last season, and they have certainly made moves during the summer transfer window.
The Lilywhites endured another season at the bottom half of the Premier League, in a relegation fight until the final day, where newly appointed Roberto De Zerbi steered the squad to a 17th-place finish.
With De Zerbi only joining the side during the business-end of last season, it is clear he has been keen to make his own signings for his squad and build a strong Spurs side that can challenge in the top half of the Premier League table.
De Zerbi plays a very different brand of football compared to his predecessors, Thomas Frank and Igor Tudor, and the Italian boss will have to make some tough decisions on incomings and outgoing transfers, with his squad needing players who are more suited to his fast, possession-based football.
Here are Tottenham's ins and outs for the 2026/27 season.
New Tottenham Transfers 2026/27
|
Player |
Nationality |
Previous Club |
Fee |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Jan Paul Van Hecke |
Netherlands |
Brighton |
£52million |
|
Marcos Senesi |
Argentina |
Bournemouth |
Free |
|
Andy Robertson |
Scotland |
Liverpool |
Free |
|
Martin Dubravka |
Slovakia |
Burnley |
Free |
|
Mateus Fernandes |
Portugal |
West Ham |
£85million |
|
Sandro Tonali |
Italy |
Newcastle |
£100million |
|
Cole Ramsey |
England |
Aston Villa |
Free |
|
Maxwell Adedeji |
Finland |
Leicester City |
Free |
|
Savio |
Brazil |
Manchester City |
£85million |
Spurs confirmed a number of signings so far this transfer window, with Jan Paul van Hecke, being the first addition. Van Hecke has close ties to De Zerbi from their time at Brighton, whilst Marcos Senesi has been a standout player for Bournemouth, and picking him up on a free is a big piece of business for Tottenham. Goalkeeper Martin Dubravka provides a good backup option, whilst having the Premier League title-winning experience and ability of Andy Robertson will be another key addition to Spurs.
The North London side have shown great ambition in the market too, with midfielder Sandro Tonali joining from Newcastle United in a club-record £100million transfer deal. Mateus Fernandes was also a player of interest for Spurs, with the Portuguese midfielder leaving recently relegated West Ham, who held out for a fee of £85million.
Tottenham splashed the cash once more towards the end of the window, with Savinho - now going by the name Savio - joining from Manchester City in an £85 million deal. The winger, who idolises Neymar, revealed that his favourite film was 'Fast and Furious 5' when interviewed by Spurs' official in-house media following his arrival.
World Cup-winning forward Ferran Torres had been linked with a move to north London following his exploits with Spain in North America, but the Spaniard joined Paris Saint-Germain instead.
💰 Are you happy with Spurs' transfer window? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
Tottenham Departures 2026/27
|
Player |
Nationality |
New Club |
Fee |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Alejo Veliz |
Argentina |
EC Bahia |
£8million |
|
Yves Bissouma |
Mali |
Released |
N/A |
|
Randal Kolo Muani |
France |
End of Loan |
N/A |
|
Joao Palhinha |
Portugal |
End of Loan |
N/A |
|
Luca Gunter |
England |
Boreham Wood |
Loan |
|
Alfie Devine |
England |
Preston North End |
£6million |
|
Radu Dragusin |
Romania |
Fiorentina |
Loan |
|
Luka Vuskovic |
Croatia |
Brighton |
£50million |
|
Tynan Thompson |
England |
Manchester United |
£4million |
|
Yusuf Akhamrich |
Morocco |
Leyton Orient |
Loan |
|
Pele Arganese-McDermott |
Spain |
Crawley Town |
Free |
|
Matthew Craig |
Scotland |
Port Vale |
Free |
|
Leon Myrtaj |
Hungary |
Debrecen |
Free |
|
Tyrell Ashcroft |
England |
Released |
N/A |
|
Dante Cassanova |
Jamaica |
Released |
N/A |
|
Will Lankshear |
England |
Middlesbrough |
£10million |
|
Manor Solomon |
Israel |
West Ham |
£5million |
|
Ashley Phillips |
England |
Middlesbrough |
£7million |
|
Cristian Romero |
Argentina |
Atletico Madrid |
£34million |
|
Djed Spence |
England |
Inter Miland |
£30million |
|
Blake Irow |
England |
Cheshunt |
Loan |
|
Dylan Thompson |
England |
Enfield Town |
Loan |
|
Mason Melia |
Ireland |
Lincoln City |
Loan |
|
Reiss-Alexander Russell-Denny |
England |
Bristol Rovers |
Loan |
|
Yang Min-Hyeok |
South Korea |
Westerlo |
Loan |
|
Guglielmo Vicario |
Italy |
Juventus |
Loan |
|
Oliver Irow |
England |
Plymouth Argyle |
Loan |
There have been a few outgoings from Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in 2026/27, with Alejo Veliz and Alfie Devine being the first players to leave the side for a transfer fee. Argentine forward Veliz only featured eight times in Tottenham colours, scoring once, with Devine managing two first team appearances, scoring twice.
Yves Bissouma's time at the club came to an end following the expiration of his contract, whilst Randal Kolo Muani and Joao Palhinha's loan spells also finished.
Radu Dragusin has made the move to Fiorentina in Serie A on loan, with there being an obligation to buy the Romanian centre-back at the end of the 20267/27 season if certain stipulations are met.
The departure of Luka Vuskovic to Brighton for £50million was the biggest exit from the club, while youth prospect Tynan Thompson left the club for Manchester United and Will Lankshear departed for Middlesbrough. Former club captain Cristian Romero has departed, leaving for Atletico Madrid, while Djed Spence, who shone for England at the World Cup has signed for Inter Milan.
Guglielmo Vicario is on his way out of the club on loan to Juventus, with Spurs backing Antonin Kinsky with a new five-year deal at the club, with new signing Dubravka playing back up.
Lucas Bergvall has also been linked with a move away from Spurs, with the young talent rumoured with moves to Aston Villa and Nottingham Forest, who will be looking for a replacement following Elliot Anderson's £116million move to Manchester City.