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Antonio Conte’s Tottenham were handed a significant boost Tuesday ahead of the summer transfer window, with ENIC’s £150million investment.

It is understood that the greater part of the fees will be credited to Conte, in support of an expected prosperous transfer window, and plans of bolstering his squad in light of a successful campaign.

White Hart Lane is as attractive as ever since Spurs secured a 4th place spot amongst the Premier League elites.

Such luxury has armed Tottenham with the necessary aesthetics to attract even the most gifted players to N17, and as expected, they have already been linked with a number of high-profile players from across the globe.

Fraser Forster has already signed as a free agent and had his medical done on Wednesday.

Christian Eriksen’s short career at Brentford is at its penultimate stage, with his contract soon to expire this summer.

His performances this season have proven he is still capable of the unpredictable, catching the eyes of Antonio Conte and a queue of a few other reputable clubs.

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The speculations around Ivan Perisic have finally ended, with the club today securing the signature of the 33-year-old Croatian on a free transfer.

Perisic’s devotion to Inter wore thin subsequent to the speculated interests of Tottenham. It is also understood that it has always been Ivan’s dream to play Premier League football, and is expected to bring increased experience to the Conte project.

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Alessandro Bastoni – £51m

Conte’s influence has placed Tottenham at the forefront in the pursuit of Alessandro Bastoni. Spurs have agreed to personal terms with the Italian, with an offer of £51m imminent.

The 23-year-old has drawn praises from both Conte and Fabio Paratici respectively, ‘a dynamic player who great things are expected of.’

Despite a convincing season from Ben Davies, he may surely be out following the introduction of Bastoni! Does Davies deserve such a verdict?

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Filip Kostic – £8m

Tottenham has reportedly set a transfer budget of £8m for Eintracht Frankfurt’s wing-back Filip Kostic, though they are yet to make an official bid for the Serbian.

Filip Kostic’s displays this season throughout the Europa League were nothing short of spectacular, inviting increased competition for Spurs in securing the services of Frankfurt’s talisman.

The 29-year-old finished his campaign with 7 goals and an extraordinary 15 assists. A dynamic left-sided defender who is also capable of playing in midfield.

Kostic have mingled amidst the giants of European football this season, and is now being widely regarded as one of the best wing-backs the game has on display, having stared Frankfurt towards Europa League success.

German publications have reported that the north London club are willing to pay €30m (£25.5m) for Kostic, though internal reports suggest otherwise.

The Serbian’s current contract runs out in the summer of 2023 and could be the deciding factor when Tottenham makes an official bid for the winger.

A seemingly ambitious player, but much hangs on whether Kostic fancies another challenge at this stage of his career.

Filip would provide Tottenham with improved balance

Filip Kostic would prove momentous if he were to end up at N17 this season.

And with Reguilon seemingly destined to head back to Spain, Kostic would give Conte’s team immense balance down the left, a player truly adept at the left-back role.

Needless to mention Ivan Perisic, who is already accredited as one of the most gifted left-sided players of the beautiful game.

Djed Spence – £20m

Djed Spence’s move to Tottenham is ‘sure to happen,‘ with a fee that ranges between £10-£20m.

Spence has been on loan at Nottingham Forest from Middlesbrough for the 2021/22 season.

Sunday’s result versus Huddersfield in the playoff final could play a big part in Tottenham having a foreseeable future with the 21-year-old. He has played a significant role in the squad now looking to secure promotion to the Premier League.

If Forest are to secure promotion, this may add a few layers of difficulty in guaranteeing the scoop for Spence. But under the auspices of Conte, this will surely not be the case.

The Daily Express has expressed that Spence will be worth in the region of £20m this summer. A price that Tottenham may not be willing to pay, taking into consideration his lack of expertise at the top level.