Tottenham's overhaul continues behind the scenes, with new chief executive Vinai Venkatesham steering the club on behalf of the Lewis Family Trust following a turbulent 12 months that left supporters frustrated, according to BBC News.
Venkatesham is working closely with technical director Johan Lange to reshape Spurs' recruitment approach, and manager Roberto De Zerbi is understood to be central to that process. The report describes De Zerbi as a "shark" in the transfer market — a manager with a genuine appetite for squad-building and player trading, suggesting he could play a hands-on role in shaping Tottenham's incoming and outgoing business.
The piece points to a club in transition, with fresh leadership figures now tasked with restoring stability and direction after a difficult period both on and off the pitch. While specifics on targets or timelines aren't detailed, BBC News frames this as part of a broader structural reset at Tottenham, with De Zerbi's transfer instincts expected to feed directly into decisions made by Venkatesham and Lange as the club looks to rebuild momentum ahead of the season.