Whoever wants to see the absurdity of PSR rules, look no further than Tottenham Hotspur. The club which finished one place above relegation for two season in a row, can spend as much as they can, basically, unlike clubs like Newcastle (played Champions League last season) and Aston Villa (playing the Champions League this season). After spending no less than 400 million pounds on new signings, Spurs boss Roberto De Zerbi had a dinner with club’s executives in which plans for new signings have been agreed. After Sandro Tonali, Mateus Fernandes, Savio, Marmoush, Van Hecke, Senesi, Dubravka and Robertson, the Italian tactician wants more.Tottenham is picking up Man City's leftovers – Marmoush has arrivesAhead of the game against Newcastle, De Zerbi confirmed media reports that he had a meeting with club owners about new signings, but denied it was his idea.“We went for dinner and we are all on the same page. There is a very good connection. I am not pushing. It's the first time I didn't push to complete the squad. I didn't push. They pushed to build it with the top players. It's not my business the transfer market. I didn't expect one transfer window like we have done” said the Italian.Craze for the Senegalese: Giants in the race for NdiayeHe stopped short of saying which positions still need to be completed but said that he ‘can do one player more and in one specific position’. Reports say it could be Cody Gakpo, who has been their transfer target since June, but it seems they are interested in Everton’s Iliman Ndiaye. As for their own players, Dejan Kuluševski finally got back from long-term injury, but Wilson Odobert and Xavi Simons won’t be back until 2027.PREMIER LEAGUE – MATCHDAY 2FridayCrystal Palace – Manchester City 1-4 (0-1)/Donnarumma 56 og – Haaland 17, 84, Cherki 54, 59/Saturday14.30: (1.50) Liverpool (4.55) Nottingham Forest (5.90)17.00: (2.15) Bournemouth (3.40) Everton (3.40)17.00: (1.95) Coventry (3.50) Hull (3.90)19.30: (2.35) Tottenham (3.50) Newcastle (2.95)Sunday16.00: (1.90) Chelsea (3.50) Brighton (4.10)16.00: (2.65) Leeds (3.20) Brentford (2.75)16.00: (2.50) Sunderland (3.25) Fulham (2.90)18.30: (1.38) Manchester United (4.80) Ipswich (7.30)Monday22.00: (6.25) Aston Villa (4.00) Arsenal (1.55)***odds are subject to change***
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