Tottenham Morning Round-Up, Saturday 14th November 2026: Spurs Linked with £42m Forward Gustavo Varela as Transfer Talk Dominates
Transfer chatter is the big theme this morning, with Spurs Web reporting that Tottenham are keen on a £42m move for forward Gustavo Varela, and taking a look at how his numbers this season stack up against Dominic Solanke and Omar Marmoush (Spurs Web).
There's also a Juventus angle, with Spurs Web reporting that the Italian giants have identified a Tottenham target as their "dream" signing, though a current Spurs defender is said to be their backup option if that move doesn't come off (Spurs Web).
On the subject of potential incomings, Football.London claims Johan Lange has been given a clear instruction over Tottenham's January business, with Chris Waddle suggesting Spurs should prioritise bringing in a new attacking midfielder rather than another striker, with the idea being that this could also help get more out of Dominic Solanke (Football.London).
Elsewhere, Football.London says Roberto De Zerbi has been told he needs to address a problem at the club, with the Exclusive piece pointing to the side's over-reliance on one particular player as something that needs fixing if Tottenham are to kick on (Football.London).
On the pitch, Tottenham's men were beaten 1-0 by Leeds in the Premier League last weekend, and they'll be back in action when they host Ipswich on Saturday 21 November, before a trip to face Sunderland on Sunday 29 November.
For the women's side, extended highlights are available from Spurs Women's clash with Crystal Palace Women (TottenhamHotspur.com). Having beaten Brighton 2-1 and then drawn 1-1 with Crystal Palace in the League Cup, Tottenham Women are back in Women's Super League action this afternoon at 15:00 against Everton, with a League Cup tie against Leicester to follow on Wednesday 18 November.
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