Tottenham are looking to bring in Juventus attacker Dejan Kulusevski on loan Spurs have failed to sign top transfer targets Adama Traore and Luiz DiasBoss Antonio Conte still eager to revamp his squad to compete at the top end The north London club are eager to off-load Tanguy Ndombele and Dele Alli
Tottenham are desperately working on a deal to sign Juventus attacker Dejan Kulusevski after failing to sign transfer targets Adama Traore and Luiz Dias as they begin to hit the panic button with just days left in the transfer window.
The deal is expected to be a loan with an option or obligation to buy, according to The Athletic.
Spurs boss Antonio Conte has made it clear that the north London outfit needs to bring in reinforcements if they are to challenge near the top end of the Premier League after falling behind the front-runners in recent seasons.

Tottenham are desperately looking to sign Juventus attacker Dejan Kulusevski (centre)
Tottenham currently sit seventh in the Premier League, but have endured a frustrating transfer window so far, missing out on a number of targets already this month.
They were in talks with Wolves over the signing of Adama Traore, who is now set to re-join Barcelona, despite a reportedly £15million bid from Tottenham.
The Spanish international was thought to have been put off by the prospect of being converted into a right wing-back.

Spurs have failed to sign Wolves winger Adama Traore who looks set to re-join Barcelona

Porto winger Luiz Diaz is set to join Liverpool instead of Spurs during the transfer window
Spurs also went after Porto winger Luis Diaz but Liverpool have now beaten their fellow Premier League rival to a move.
It has also been revealed that AC Milan midfielder Franck Kessie would rather remain in Serie A than move to Spurs.
All eyes have now turned to Kulusevski, whose current contract at Juve runs until 2025, but they feel they can prize him away from the Italian club.
The 21-year-old has made 20 Serie A appearances for Juventus this season but has only started in half of those, completing the full 90 minutes just three times.
Not only have Tottenham struggled to freshen up the squad with new signings, they’ve also failed to offload fringe players.
Spurs are also still working to send Tanguy Ndombele on loan to Paris Saint-Germain and secure late deals for Dele Alli and Giovani Lo Celso to leave on loan before the transfer window shuts on Monday night.
Time is running out for chairman Daniel Levy and managing director of football Fabio Paratici to avoid coming under huge criticism from the Spurs fan base.
-
‘Heartbroken' skier Nina O'Brien has surgery on broken leg and has been ‘replaying' horror Beijing Winter Olympics crash
-
Olympics-Speed skating-Stealing a kiss in the Games 'closed loop'
-
Australia tour to Pakistan: Full-strength squad named for historic visit
-
Video: 'Their new motto... "Faster than taking a bus"!' Low-cost airlines Frontier and Spirit are mocked online for $6.6bn merger that travelers say will create the 'absolutely worst airline of all time' and passengers will have to 'BYOP (Bring Your Own Pilot)'
-
Video: Going off-piste! Hilarious moment sports presenter John Watson loses his balance and veers off a dry ski slope while broadcasting live on BBC Breakfast
-
Pundits agree over their predictions for Aston Villa vs Leeds United
-
Vanessa Feltz on why she's 'reluctant' to marry fiancé of 16 years: 'My divorce left me shaken to the core'
-
California to lift indoor mask mandate for the vaccinated
-
American skateboarder among four killed in sightseeing Iceland plane crash
-
Affiliate Report: Impressive sweep for Maine, Providence splits
-
In Photos: Erin Andrews’ Dating History Before Getting Married
-
Olympics 2022 recap: Jessie Diggins makes history with bronze; Nathan Chen in front after short program
-
Arsenal vs. Wolves: Predicted Lineup, Bench & Score
-
England call up Launchbury for injured flanker Ludlam