Spurs on a spending spree: Liverpool’s Gakpo in their sights

After Chelsea announced the arrival of Valentin Barco from Strasbourg for €40 million yesterday, the Blues' spending in the June transfer window surpassed the €400 million mark, making them Europe's biggest spenders. Right behind them is Tottenham Hotspur.The North London side apparently wants to avoid the nightmare scenario from last season when it fought for survival in the Premier League until the final round, so Spurs are sparing no expense on new signings.##EDITORS_CHOICE##So far, they have spent €267 million in the ongoing transfer window, bringing in Sandro Tonali (Newcastle, €108 million), Mateus Fernandes (West Ham, €99 million), and Jan Paul van Hecke (Brighton, €60 million) as well as Andy Robertson, Marcos Senesi, and Martin Dubravka on free transfers.Nevertheless, Tottenham's spending spree isn't over, as manager Roberto De Zerbi insist on adding a world-class winger to his squad.Their primary target has been Manchester City's Savinho, for whom they are ready to splash out €70 million, but the latest reports from England suggest the Brazilian has got competition – Cody Gakpo!🚨Tottenham Hotspur are stepping up their efforts to try and sign Liverpool forward Cody Gakpo! ⚪️🔴Gakpo eyed alongside Savinho for Spurs’ attack, Liverpool value Gakpo heavily (£70m+) with contract through 2030.Deal depends entirely on Liverpool’s movement for Bradley… pic.twitter.com/uRDQH8Lrjv— CUPID FC (@CUPID_FC) August 3, 2026 The 27-year-old forward has apparently fallen out of favour at Liverpool, as the Reds are seriously interested in Paris Saint-Germain's Bradley Barcola, who is unhappy with his current situation at Parc des Princes.Given that the Parisians have already made a move for Mika Godts of Ajax as the Frenchman's replacement, his next destination could likely be Anfield, meaning that the Dutchman's days at Liverpool might be numbered.Now, the ball is in Spurs' court. Savinho may be the cheaper option, but opportunities to sign a player of Gakpo's calibre do not come around often.##NAJAVA_MECA_9872915##

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