Roberto De Zerbi has revealed that Tottenham are not finished in the transfer market, with the head coach hinting at another major arrival soon.
The Italian manager used striking language to describe the club’s transfer ambitions, suggesting the next deal is close but not yet confirmed.
“The transfer market, it’s not finished for sure,” De Zerbi said. “We have completed 60% of our project in the transfer market. Now we have another bomba.”
When pressed on whether the mystery signing was imminent, De Zerbi remained cautiously optimistic while refusing to commit to a timeline.
“I hope, but it’s not finished, for sure,” he added, leaving supporters eager to discover who the next arrival could be.
The Spurs boss also gave a vivid insight into his approach to recruitment, making clear that pursuing transfer targets is something he genuinely relishes.
“In the transfer market, when I want one player, I become like a shark,” De Zerbi said, words that will no doubt excite a fanbase hungry for more additions.
“I love working in the transfer market. It’s not pressure, it’s one of the nicest parts of my work, my job,” he continued, projecting a confidence that has been reflected in Tottenham’s busy summer activity.
Spurs have already spent approximately £237 million this window, breaking their transfer record twice in the process, first signing Mateus Fernandes from West Ham for £85 million and then completing a deal for Sandro Tonali from Newcastle that could be worth as much as £100 million.
Further reinforcements have also arrived, with Jan Paul van Hecke joining from Brighton and both Andy Robertson and Marcos Senesi arriving on free transfers to bolster De Zerbi’s options across the squad.
The club has also been linked with Brazilian winger Savinho from Manchester City, though no deal has been confirmed publicly as the window continues to develop.
All of this investment comes as Tottenham look to dramatically improve on consecutive 17th-place finishes, having only secured their Premier League survival on the final day of last season.
The scale of the rebuild underlines just how serious the club’s ambitions are under De Zerbi, who has wasted little time stamping his authority on the squad since taking charge.
With the manager openly discussing more business still to come, supporters will be watching developments closely as the window heads toward its conclusion.
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