Tottenham Hotspur have enjoyed a chaotic yet highly productive few days, reshaping their squad at breakneck speed for the upcoming season.
Head coach Roberto De Zerbi has overseen an ambitious recruitment drive, bringing in Marcos Senesi, Jan Paul van Hecke, Martin Dubravka and veteran full-back Andy Robertson.
With several high-profile deals completed and more activity expected at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, there is undoubtedly more to come from Spurs.
However, despite speculation over a potential shake-up in the goalkeeping department, Manchester City goalkeeper James Trafford is not understood to be a Tottenham target this summer, according to Sky Sports.
The ‘world-class’ 23-year-old Englishman has been heavily linked with a move away from the Etihad Stadium as he seeks guaranteed first-team football, having played second fiddle to Gianluigi Donnarumma throughout last season.
Despite initial reports suggesting Tottenham were considering Trafford to compete for the number-one shirt, sources close to the situation indicate that the club’s priorities lie firmly elsewhere.
A key reason for the lack of interest is the internal decisions already made by De Zerbi and the Spurs recruitment team.
Tottenham have recently secured highly rated goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky on a new long-term contract, promising him the opportunity to compete for the starting spot.
Additionally, the club has quietly addressed their goalkeeping depth by finalising a deal for experienced stopper Martin Dubravka, who arrives to provide dependable back-up.
With Dubravka secured and Kinsky fast-tracked into a prominent role, it is unlikely that Spurs will pay a premium for another goalkeeper.