According to Calciomercato, Tottenham’s interim manager Igor Tudor has reportedly urged the club to sign Roma midfielder Lorenzo Pellegrini. The same report claims Pellegrini is now seriously considering a move abroad, and that Roma are keen to extend his contract. The midfielder will become a free agent this summer if he does not agree a new deal.

Tottenham Hotspur have shown interest in acquiring 29-year-old Italian midfielder Lorenzo Pellegrini from AS Roma during the summer transfer window. Pellegrini's annual salary of €6 million at Roma is reportedly becoming a financial strain for the club, with his contract set to expire in June 2026. Tottenham may offer an opportunity for Pellegrini to leave, as they seek to enhance the quality and depth of their attacking squad. The midfielder is considered a prime candidate for the number ten position. Pellegrini has scored 55 goals and provided 59 assists for Roma, earning a reputation for his diligence and technical skills. Tottenham have made an enquiry regarding his availability, and it is uncertain whether they will proceed with a formal offer, especially with other clubs such as West Ham United and Fiorentina also expressing interest. According to Transfermarkt, the midfielder is currently valued at €9 million.