The North London club which is currently managed by Jose Mourinho are aiming to bid for Watford Midfielder Will Hughes.
The central midfielder joined Watford from Derby country for a fee worth 8 million euros in 2016.
The Midfielder made 30 appearances for Watford in the English Premier League last season as they were relegated to the 2nd tier of English football Championship.
The central midfielder is currently rated at 13 Million euros by his club and Jose Mourinho is keen on bringing the youngster to Tottenham Hotspurs.
The Portuguese head coach is hoping to sign the England Under 21 central Midfielder this summer but he would have to sell some players inorder to finance the bid for the young Midfielder.
Tottenham Hotspurs are hoping to sell Paulo Gazzaniga, Juan Foyth, Serge Aurier and Danny Rose this summer in order provide sufficient fund to sign top players to the club.
Jose Mourinho is hoping to sign the young Midfielder in order to booster his Midfield position for next season due to Tottenham Hotspurs participation in different competitions.
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