Tottenham agree Andy Robertson transfer pending Premier League survival
Tottenham Hotspur have verbally agreed to sign Andy Robertson if they avoid relegation from the Premier League, while talks to acquire Marcos Senesi remain ongoing.
The North London club are preparing for a major summer rebuild under manager Roberto De Zerbi, a plan heavily contingent on their top-flight survival.
Internal planning for next season is already well underway following a difficult campaign battling at the bottom of the table.
Robertson agrees conditional move
The experienced defender has verbally committed to joining the Tottenham project provided they maintain their Premier League status.
A formal contract remains unsigned as the Scottish international has no intention of dropping into Championship football.
He prioritised a move to the capital over several approaches from top Spanish and Italian sides who were monitoring his situation in January.
Advanced talks for Senesi
Meanwhile, negotiations to secure the services of Bournemouth defender Marcos Senesi are progressing positively.
The Argentinian centre-back is set to become a free agent this summer and favours a move to London despite firm interest from Juventus.
However, reports of a completed verbal agreement are premature, with crucial details still needing to be finalised before any deal is struck.
Vicario and Romero could depart
The anticipated influx of new talent is likely to be funded by several high-profile departures.
Goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario is eager to return to Italy, with Inter Milan identifying the shot-stopper as a potential replacement for Yann Sommer.
Fellow international Cristian Romero is also attracting significant interest from elite European clubs and could be sold to balance the books.
Despite the uncertainty surrounding the playing squad, De Zerbi remains completely committed to leading the club regardless of which division they find themselves in next season.
