Tottenham and chairman Daniel Levy have been sent a warning by intermediaries behind-the-scenes that one of their targets is now close to joining another club, according to a new report.As we now enter the last three weeks of this summer's transfer window, the pressure is on Levy, technical director Johan Lange and the Lilywhites recruitment team to shore up weakened areas of Thomas Frank's squad.Tottenham are already set to take on Ligue 1 and European champions PSG in the UEFA Super Cup on Wednesday with an arguably weaker squad than last season, having lost club legend Son Heung-min to LAFC and James Maddison to a long-term ACL injury.The need to strengthen is absolutely paramount, especially since fellow creative force Dejan Kulusevski will remain sidelined with his own knee problem for a "long time", according to Frank.Spurs have already signed Mathys Tel, Mohammed Kudus, Kota Takai and Joao Palhinha on loan this window, as well as triggering the obligation to buy in Kevin Danso's deal from January, but the north Londoners are aiming to bring in more new additions before the deadline on September 1.As widely reported, Tottenham are in talks with Man City over signing Brazilian winger Savinho after losing Son, with the former Girona star increasingly open to joining after Frank personally pinpointed him as the ideal signing.A deal for the 21-year-old is likely to cost in excess of £45 million (Ben Jacobs), which could still be seen as excellent value considering Savinho's age and performances in all competitions last season.Meanwhile, to cope without Maddison for a large portion of 2025/2026, it is also believed that Spurs have emerged as serious contenders to sign Crystal Palace playmaker Eberechi Eze and could hijack Arsenal's long-winded pursuit.Levy and Lange were after a number 10 even before Maddison's injury, having failed with a high-profile move for Nottingham Forest's Morgan Gibbs-White earlier in the window, but the need for a new attacking midfield maestro has now intensified.According to reliable journalist Alasdair Gold recently, Tottenham are also keen on signing another centre-back.Tottenham sent Joel Ordonez warning as Marseille close in on dealAs per TBR Football and journalist Graeme Bailey, Club Brugge defender Joel Ordonez has been on their radar for around 12 months and the club have stayed in regular contact.However, intermediaries have now warned Tottenham that Marseille are closing in on a deal for Ordonez, so if Levy is serious about signing the Ecuadorian, he'll have to act very quickly.Both Frank and Liverpool boss Arne Slot are said to be monitoring developments when it comes to the 21-year-old's potential move to France, with Bailey reporting that Ordonez is viewed as a "standout" performer for Brugge and a "huge talent"."Ordonez is a huge talent, I am told by numerous Premier League clubs that this boy is held in huge regard," said Bailey."He is one of those players that not just shows up analytically but when you watch him, he really is a standout performer.”
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