Tottenham are expected to be busy between now and tonight’s transfer deadline.

Despite spending in excess of £300million, Spurs are looking to bring in another attacker, having failed to score in either of their first two Premier League games.

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Tottenham are also working on a number of outgoings before the deadline, with Roberto De Zerbi confirming over the weekend that Richarlison, Kevin Danso and Pape Matar Sarr have all asked to leave.

Spurs are also open to securing loan deals for several academy players.

De Zerbi has been clear that any players who want to leave will be allowed to, with the Spurs boss unable to offer guarantees over minutes after a heavy summer of spending.

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Spurs had planned to make a move for Everton forward Iliman Ndiaye, but the Senegal international appears to have opted for Manchester City.

The two clubs are finalising a loan deal for Mudryk, as he looks to build his match fitness after returning from a doping ban last month.

Mudryk is not the only Chelsea player on Spurs’ radar, with the club also in talks for centre-back Tosin Adarabioyo.

Spurs had initially planned on a loan deal. However, Premier League clubs can loan only one player from any single team, so with Mudryk only available on loan, Spurs are pursuing a permanent deal for Tosin.

Spurs are working on a number of outgoings before the transfer window shuts.

Sarr is set to join Juventus on loan with a £25.7m obligation to buy at the end of the season.

Talks are also underway with Everton over a deal for Richarlison. The Toffees are keen to reunite with their former striker, but also hold an interest in Monaco’s Folarin Balogun.

Young left-back Souza is set to join Porto on loan until the end of the season, while Mikey Moore has completed his loan move to Bundesliga side Koln.

Danso, who was left out of Spurs’ matchday squad against Newcastle with Richarlison and Sarr, is attracting interest from Sunderland.

Spurs rejected Sunderland’s initial advances, but remain open to letting Danso leave on loan or permanently.

Spurs academy players Tyrese Hall and James Rowswell are also attracting loan interest.

Hall was part of Spurs’ pre-season tour Down Under, but is now assessing his options and is likely to leave on loan.

Rowswell, meanwhile, has loan interest from a number of League One clubs.

The 20-year-old is keen to gain first-team senior experience on loan and Spurs are in talks with three third-division sides about a potential deal.