Tottenham transfer news: Marcus Thuram cut price and Ridvan Yilmaz offer

Two positive months for Spurs have felt like they've been marred over the last 10 days - following a loss to Brighton and a draw to Brentford, which has seen them lose serious ground in the race for Champions League football next year.

Spurs are now sitting in fifth place ahead of a huge few weeks in which they'll face Liverpool and Arsenal back-to-back, with the latter fixture likely going a long way to deciding who claims the final Champions League spot.

Whilst there's optimism around the club since the arrival of Antonio Conte, recent links to PSG have fans worried that the Italian may bail on his contract to join the French giants.

Should Spurs finish fourth, they should be able to entice some top players to the club this summer. Here are the latest rumours:

The son of legendary defender Lillian Thuram, Marcus, is set to become available for just £10 million this summer with his contract set to expire.

That's according to The Athletic's David Ornstein, as he was seen as a 'priority target' by Tottenham's managing director of football, Fabio Paratici.

The Frenchman has endured an injury-ravaged season so far, managing just three goals and one assist.

But his versatility up front, along with his strength and speed, are set to see him attract attention.

Turkish outlet Turkiye Gazetesi have reported that Tottenham are eyeing Besiktas left-back Ridvan Yilmaz.

They claim that Fabio Paratici has submitted a £6.7m offer for Yilmaz, who is said to be keen to move to the Premier League.

The report goes on to state that the impressive 20-year-old has asked his current team not to stand in the way of his proposed switch to Spurs.

However, Besiktas are said to hope for around £8.5m before selling their young star this summer.