Spurs discussing fan favourite's exit - value thought to be in the region of £50 million

Tottenham Hotspur have been active in strengthening their defence and goalkeeping options.

Confirmed transfers in so far include Jan Paul van Hecke (CB) from Brighton £52 million. A key signing for defensive depth/reinforcement, especially given his prior work with De Zerbi.

Then there’s Martin Dúbravka (GK) from Burnley — Free transfer, providing experienced competition in goal.

Andy Robertson (LB) from Liverpool was a free transfer. Providing experience and competition for Destiny Udogie on the left.

Marcos Senesi (CB) from Bournemouth was another free transfer. Adding left-sided centre-back depth and competition for Micky van de Ven.

What about outgoings? Alfredo Pedulla has what seems like positive news on the departure of Lucas Bergvall.

Pedulla is highly regarded for breaking transfer stories, considered one of the most reliable and respected voices in Italian football journalism for mercato updates. Alfredo writes for La Gazzetta dello Sport (since 2020) and contributes to various outlets like Football Italia.

Tottenham have 3–4 offers on the table for Lucas Bergvall, valued at around 45-50 million pounds. He is highly regarded for breaking transfer stories.

Interest is thought to be strong from several clubs, including Nottingham Forest, who could be said to be leading the chase as they search for a potential replacement for Elliot Anderson.

Indeed, David Ornstein recently posted on X that the funds from the sale of Elliot Anderson should help Nottingham Forest in their pursuit of Tottenham midfielder Lucas Bergvall. The Swede is the player Forest wants to replace their outgoing midfielder.

There’s also interest from Aston Villa, Chelsea, AC Milan, and others in England and Europe. Spurs are reportedly valuing him at around £45-50 million.