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Tottenham's surge to the brink of Champions League football next season has put chairman Daniel Levy on standby for major upgrades in the transfer market.

Dutch giants Ajax fell short with a £15m bid in January - Tottenham want closer to the £27m they paid for him two years earlier. Gone is the efficiency of a purely functional team, and enter the smooth, controlled, sophisticated play produced by the Dane.” The Bees will discuss turning Eriksen's loan from Inter Milan into a permanent transfer after their final game of the season against Leeds this weekend.

Micah Richards has been discussing Tottenham Hotspur's chances of winning some silverware in the next few years.

If they keep Harry Kane, Son and Conte they will win a trophy within the next five years. “If they stay together they will win a trophy. Richards says that Spurs could win a League Cup or an FA Cup in the next five years if Conte, Son and Kane stay together, but that’s hardly appealing is it?

Tottenham will welcome UEFA's plan to award additional spaces in the Champions League based on a league-specific coefficient system, claims Kieran Maguire.

However, critics argued that this represented an unwarranted insurance policy for the ‘big clubs’ who were seen to be underperforming. With the new insurance policy set to come into play, Levy will be delighted with the increased probability of gaining revenue as a result of Champions League qualification. Therefore, the introduction of a backstop will surely be welcomed by Spurs, as Maguire has suggested.

Tanguy Ndombele is set to return to Tottenham Hotspur at the end of the current campaign.

As such, it is easy to see that Ndombele’s departure this summer would be a move that best suits all parties, with it being made clear in no uncertain terms that the Frenchman has no future under Conte’s Tottenham Hotspur regime. However, the report goes on to state that the France international does not feature in Antonio Conte’s first-team plans, before suggesting that Ndombele will be forced to train alone while Fabio Paratici attempts to secure the midfielder a permanent move away from the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Tanguy Ndombele is set to return to Tottenham Hotspur at the end of the current campaign.

Antonio Conte is in line to collect a bonus of about £2.5 million if he leads Tottenham Hotspur into the Champions League.Tottenham will qualify for ...

Conte took charge of Tottenham when they were in ninth place in November, five points off the top four. Italian wants to sign six new players in the summer, with Tottenham only needing a point from final game to seal top-four finish The former Chelsea and Inter Milan manager, 52, joined Tottenham

Cristian Romero spoke of his delight at his start to life in North London in Sunday's official Tottenham match-day programme.

Sadly he left the club on loan, but we have a great group of players here and I get on with all my teammates nowadays. I hope things continue in this way and we can finish the season positively.” I can say the same about the league, which is the best in the world.

Tottenham Hotspur chairman Daniel Levy had a shocker when missing out on Sadio Mane back in 2016.

Indeed, The Times reported back in 2017 that the Senegal international came so close to joining Spurs that he visited Hotspur Way to discuss a transfer from the South Coast side, only for Mauricio Pochettino to fail to convince Levy to meet the 24-year-old’s wage demands – with Mane ultimately sealing a £34m switch to Liverpool. As such, it is clear for all to see that Levy had a nightmare when deciding against a move for the £100k-per-week man who Jamie Carragher dubbed “ underrated” back in 2016. This is largely down to Daniel Levy failing to implement a long-term transfer strategy at Spurs in years gone by, something that has also cost the club dearly in the targets they ended up choosing not to pursue – arguably the most notable of which was when the chairman backed out of a deal to bring then-Southampton forward Sadio Mane to Spurs in the summer of 2016.

Tottenham Hotspur could hijack Arsenal's move for Inter Milan striker Lautaro Martinez as the club received a boost to their hopes of re-signing Christian ...

Having only signed a six-month deal with the Bees, Eriksen must decide whether to sign elsewhere and has reportedly been scouted by several Premier League rivals. Let us know what you think in the comments below Will Spurs finish in the Premier League's top four?

Leicester City view Brentford midfielder Christian Eriksen as the ideal replacement for Youri Tielemans who could leave this summer.

That makes up for an interesting summer, but whether Conte would get his man or not would need to be seen. It is no wonder why Conte admires the 30-year-old, but whether Spurs would target the attacking midfielder or not remains to be seen. The lack of creativity has been apparent at times as we struggled to create clear cut opportunities or even generate shots on target, which was a poor look for us during our slump.

A week ago, Tottenham Hotspur's chances of securing a place in the top four looked to have almost vanished after rivals Arsenal beat Leeds United to move ...

The midfielder has managed one goal and two assists so far during his second spell with the club, but it appears he has not done enough to persuade those in charge of the Ligue 1 side to splash out on him. Ndombele returned to his former side on loan in January, and the deal included an option-to-buy clause that was believed to be £50 million. The midfielder is currently on loan at Ligue 1 side Lyon, but the French side will decline the option to make his move permanent, according to Football Insider.