Tottenham's nine attackers' summer transfer fates revealed as Paratici looks to secure £25m deal

Antonio Conte's Tottenham attack was taken to the next level in January with the addition of Dejan Kulusevski from Juventus. The Swede has formed an excellent understanding with Harry Kane and Son Heung-min in his first 13 games for the club and contributed with three goals and six assists so far.

Fabio Paratici will once again have to look at Tottenham's attack in the summer as they still need to bring in another out-and-out striker to provide cover for Kane. So what exactly does the future hold for the current attackers at Tottenham? takes a look and delivers a verdict on the nine players.

Tottenham were handed a huge boost last July with Son committing his long-term future to the club by inking a new four-year contract. He's not going anywhere and it would take a huge sum of money to prise him away from Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

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Kulusevski has made an incredible start to life in north London and has had a major impact on Spurs' recent upturn in form. Joining on an initial 18-month loan deal from Juventus, the Lilywhites do have the option to sign him permanently.

The deal for the Swede does contain a £29million obligation to buy if certain criteria are met, but Spurs can move early to sign him for £25million this summer and save some money in the process. It's an absolute no-brainer to tie up the deal rather than holding on for another year and subsequently having to shell out more money.

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Bergwijn was in the headlines back in January regarding a transfer away and it will be the case once again this summer. Ajax were heavily linked with the Dutch international and they could resurrect their