Speaking in a football.london Q&A, reliable Tottenham Hotspur correspondent Alasdair Gold has made a '£70 million' transfer claim on club chief Fabio Paratici's summer plans.

The Lowdown: Paratici eyeing summer moves?

Tasked with backing Antonio Conte in the summer market, Lilywhites transfer official Paratici is reportedly eyeing moves already ahead of what will be a pivotal 2022/23 campaign for Spurs.

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Regardless of where they finish this season, with Tottenham still well in contention for a top-four place, Conte will need proof that the club are serious about building a winning team and getting back among the Premier League's elite.

Bearing that in mind, big decisions will have to be made, with Gold now sharing an update on one of the club's first intentions of the summer market.

The Latest: Gold makes '£70 million' Spurs claim...

Speaking in a football.london Q&A, the reliable journalist backs that Spurs will make both Cristian Romero and Dejan Kulusevski's loan deals permanent.

When asked about Tottenham's transfer budget, he explained: "Making both Cristian Romero and Dejan Kulusevski's moves permanent will have to be taken into account of course. That's almost £70million that Spurs will have to pay out this summer and they will do so because every penny is absolutely worth it.

"However, it's clear chairman Daniel Levy will have to find more money because there is plenty more work to be done and both Antonio Conte and Harry Kane will need to be convinced that next season will be something special."

The Verdict: First things first...

Tying both players down to permanent deals is arguably the first and foremost priority for Spurs, especially Kulusevski, who has become a key player for Conte since signing on an 18-month loan deal from Juventus in January.

However, as Gold explained, the worry for Spurs supporters may be the leftover finances to seal other transfer targets.

The free agent market may well be pivotal, with Paratici and co already having been linked with a few out-of-contract stars ahead of the summer.

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