Tottenham missed Azero and made a series of transfer attacks: disrupting Chelsea and Manchester City, challenging Real Madrid s plans!

Under Thomas Frank, Tottenham had a great start. In the European Super Cup, Tottenham had a remarkable debut, but eventually lost to Paris Saint-Germain in the penalty shootout. Then, Tottenham easily defeated Burnley and naturally defeated Manchester City 2-0.

However, despite these positive performances, Tottenham still needs to introduce players with offensive creativity to strengthen. The midfield combination sent by Tottenham against Paris Saint-Germain and Manchester City - Joao Palinia, Pap Saal and Rodrigo Bentancur - is not suitable to crack the goal of a tough defensive team.

Frank's team seemed to be about to poach Eberreki Aze from Crystal Palace, but was ruthlessly intercepted by Arsenal.

Torpe's contact with Manchester City's Savignho for the first time while pursuing Azero. Tottenham's determination became even stronger after missing the England international, with the North London side reportedly preparing to spend up to €70 million (£60.6 million, $81.8 million) in transfer fees for the Brazilian winger.

Spurs have made new progress after they are also interested in Leipzig Red Bull midfielder Xavi Simmons. The Dutch core has long been Chelsea’s target for signings, and the outside world feels that he himself is eager to transfer to western London. However, if Chelsea cannot sell all three players, Christopher Nkunku, Nicholas Jackson and Tyrik George, the Blues may only be able to afford one of Simmons and Alejandro Garnacho.

Tottenham's pursuit of Savignho and Simmons will force their competitors in the Premier League to reorganize their roster immediately, and at the same time, Tottenham may also undermine Real Madrid's long-term plans.

The Spanish giant has been associated with the return of Nico Pas, a soothing left-footed player, who walked out of Real Madrid's youth training camp and then joined Cuomo. The rising Serie A team coached by Fabregas has been insisting that the Argentine player will not go anywhere this summer, but Tottenham is testing their determination.

Tottenham submitted a offer for Pass this weekend to increase to €50 million. The Cuomo's asking price is considered 70 million euros, and the player has not yet made his own decision on the transfer.

Tottenham has suffered a blow in the transfer market this summer, but their pursuit of new midfield organizers may make another European giant feel the same.