Tottenham Hotspur eyes Senesi and Summerville as part of post‑season rebuild

Tottenham Hotspur finished the 2025‑26 Premier League season in 17th place, narrowly avoiding relegation under new manager Roberto De Zerbi. The club announced a summer rebuild focused on adding experience, leadership and physical robustness to the squad.

Negotiations are advancing for a free‑transfer move for Argentine centre‑back Marcos Senesi, whose contract with Bournemouth expires in June. Spurs also intend to pursue Scotland full‑back Andy Robertson after his Liverpool exit. In attack, Tottenham have identified West Ham United winger Crysencio Summerville as a priority target, citing his pace and ability to stretch defences.

Club owners released a statement acknowledging the fans’ frustration and promising substantial investment in the team, academy and back‑room staff. A statistical analysis highlighted Tottenham’s creative shortcomings, noting the side attempted only 28 through‑balls all season – the fewest in the league – underscoring the need for a new striker and more incisive playmakers.

These transfer moves aim to stabilize the squad and restore competitiveness for the upcoming campaign.