Although Spurs reportedly have no desire to sell their star man between the sticks Hugo Lloris, but with Real Madrid, Manchester United and Paris Saint-German circling, a large sum of money could easily persuade Daniel Levy.
Should the Frenchman leave in the summer, Spurs will have to find a replacement goalkeeper, and reports suggest that they are already weighing up their options.
The Mirror report that Tottenham have joined the race for Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech, and will have to beat the likes of Arsenal to his signature if they want the Czech Republic international at the slub next season.
Persuading Cech away from Stamford Bridge will be the easy part, with the keeper beginning to get very frustrated with his lack of first team minutes since the return of Thibaut Courtois from his loan spell at Atletico Madrid.
Although Spurs are confident of keeping Lloris for next season even if they do not make the Champions League, it now seems that they have chosen their man should the 28 year-old leave the club.
