Tottenham could wrap up deal to sign £50m player very early this summer

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Tottenham Hotspur will undoubtedly have very ambitious targets for the coming summer transfer window, they’re project is just gathering pace.

Ange Postecoglou appears to have a very productive working relationship with Daniel Levy and the two are making clear progress.

Deals for all of Radu Dragusin, Timo Werner and Lucas Bergvall in January demonstrated Spurs’ ambition and their new pull.

And with the club widely considered to be in a strong financial position ahead of the summer, they should be in boisterous mood.

Tottenham are already said to be interested in Ivan Toney, willing to compete with several of their rivals for his signature.

But perhaps Spurs are willing to ruffle even more feathers in a deal for Conor Gallagher.

Although the Chelsea midfielder is often wearing the captain’s armband and delivering key performances at Stamford Bridge, he could still be available this summer.

And according to a report by 90min, Tottenham could make a very early bid to test the waters.

Tottenham could make early bid to sign Conor Gallagher in summer transfer window

According to the report, Chelsea valued Gallagher at around £60m in January which put off any potential suitors.

But if a new contract isn’t agreed beforehand, and Gallagher then has 12-months left on his deal in the summer window, the asking price could drop to £50m for the likes of Tottenham.

Chelsea are thought to be using Manchester United’s deal to sign Mason Mount as a guide, a move that hasn’t quite worked out just yet.

Of course, Tottenham would probably also want a stronger indication from Gallagher that he would be willing to join in the summer window.

The England midfielder has reportedly been keen to stay in West London during all the speculation that began last year.

And given how well-balanced and harmonious the Tottenham dressing room is said to be, the club will only want players fully invested in their project.

That being said, it seems as if one Tottenham loanee may be putting foundations in place to return from his loan in a much better position.