Tottenham have already spent nearly £240 million, but De Zerbi is hoping for at least two more new signings

Tottenham manager Roberto De Zerbi continues to harbor ambitious plans for the squad, despite the 'Spurs' already securing six new signings for a staggering £237 million. Sandro Tonali was acquired from Newcastle for £100 million, Matheus Fernandes from West Ham for £85 million, and Paul van Hecke from Brighton for £52 million. Andri Robertson, Marcos Senesi, and Martin Dubravka arrived as free agents, yet De Zerbi is reportedly keen on bringing in two more attacking players, according to Sky Sports. The London club is still in talks for Manchester City winger Savinho but is also scouting for another offensive talent.

“Now the goal is to shape our attack. We want to bring in a top-level player. We have such players, but it’s important when you start a new project to add a few more of that caliber. Our transfer window isn't closed yet. Perhaps we need to bring in at least two more new faces, maybe more, but certainly no less,” De Zerbi emphatically stated, as he aims to completely overhaul Tottenham’s look for the new season.