De Zerbi Eyes Dual Wing Overhaul as Spurs Circle Fulham and West Ham Talents

Tottenham are readying bids for two of their London neighbours' prized attacking assets, with manager De Zerbi keen to fortify Spurs' wing options ahead of the summer window.

The north London club have emerged as genuine contenders for Fulham's Harry Wilson, a player whose contract situation at Craven Cottage makes him an increasingly attractive proposition. The 28-year-old has been among Fulham's standout performers this term, accumulating 11 goals and 7 assists, but with his deal expiring at season's end, a free transfer beckons.

While Fulham have made their desire to keep Wilson crystal clear, the sheer volume of interest surrounding him suggests a departure is becoming inevitable. Everton, Leeds, Sunderland, and Aston Villa are all circling, with Liverpool and Manchester United similarly keeping tabs on the situation.

Equally intriguing is Tottenham's pursuit of West Ham winger Crysencio Summerville. The 24-year-old Dutch talent has become a frontrunner target for Spurs, who failed in an earlier January approach. After a sluggish opening to his Hammers career, Summerville has hit form when it matters most, chipping in with crucial contributions to West Ham's survival push. Bournemouth, Brentford, Aston Villa, and Everton are among the other clubs monitoring his progress.

De Zerbi views Summerville as a dynamic addition capable of refreshing Spurs' attacking arsenal at a reasonable cost. However, any such recruitment plans remain firmly contingent on Tottenham's own fight for survival.

The Lilywhites sit precariously just a point clear of the relegation zone, with De Zerbi's first assignment—an away trip to Sunderland on April 12—looming large. Should they go down, transfer ambitions will evaporate entirely.

Conversely, if West Ham themselves slip through the trapdoor, their position negotiating Summerville's departure weakens considerably. The Irons currently sit one point behind Spurs in the table, and Summerville's contract runs until 2029, giving them considerable leverage should they remain in the Premier League.