Alious🔥Tottenham Hotspur are closing in on a blockbuster free transfer, with Andy Robertson set to become the first major arrival of the Roberto De Zerbi era in North London.
Spurs had already explored a move for the Liverpool FC legend back in January as they looked to strengthen their left-back options.
A deal depended on Kostas Tsimikas cutting short his loan spell at AS Roma, but with no agreement reached, Robertson remained at Anfield for the remainder of the season.
Now, with Liverpool confirming their long-serving Scottish star will depart when his contract expires this summer, Europe’s elite — including Juventus FC, Atletico Madrid, and SSC Napoli — have all shown interest.Despite that competition, Tottenham have surged ahead.
According to Romano, a verbal agreement is already in place, with Robertson prepared to commit to Spurs — but only if they secure their Premier League status.
Transfer insider David Ornstein has also backed Spurs as frontrunners, though a dramatic twist remains: Robertson could walk away from the deal if Tottenham drop into the EFL Championship.
Meanwhile, pressure continues to mount on Spurs following West Ham United’s emphatic 4-0 win over Wolverhampton Wanderers, raising the stakes ahead of their crucial clash at the Stadium of Light.
De Zerbi, now officially tied to Spurs on a five-year deal, steps into a high-stakes environment. The Italian tactician typically needs time to implement his philosophy, but with relegation looming, results are needed immediately.
Dropping out of the Premier League would be devastating — financially and competitively — potentially forcing Spurs to offload key stars like Micky van de Ven, Cristian Romero, Destiny Udogie, Djed Spence, Dominic Solanke, and Lucas Bergvall.
Back on Merseyside, it marks the end of a golden era. Robertson won’t be the only icon leaving, as Mohamed Salah is also set to depart after Liverpool agreed to release him early — a gesture honoring his legendary contribution to the club.
All eyes now turn to Tottenham’s survival fight — because their Premier League status could decide whether this blockbuster deal becomes reality or collapses at the final hurdle.
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