Daniel Levy told to consider £73.3m triple transfer to complete Jose Mourinho's Tottenham squad

Sky Sports pundit Graeme Souness has named three players Tottenham should consider signing. Tottenham played a 1-1 draw with Manchester United on Friday. While attention is focussed on attempting to climb back towards the top four, Spurs boss Jose Mourinho will also know the importance of signing new players for the next season. Souness has done some homework on the Portuguese boss' behalf, suggesting some potential arrivals, all of which are defenders. “Mourinho, Solskjaer and the rest of Liverpool’s challengers will all be looking to improve at the back next season until they find a settled back five like Jurgen Klopp has at Anfield,” Souness wrote in The Times. “In terms of potential solutions, I like Caglar Soyuncu at Leicester City very much… (he) is strong, quick and good on the ball but crucially also takes defending seriously. It’s not all about passing it out from the back and how he looks on the ball for him. He’s the standout signing for me this summer, the centre half they will all be after. “I also like Leicester’s right-back, Ricardo Pereira, he’s got the right qualities for the modern game and Angelino, the left-back who’s on loan from Manchester City at RB Leipzig, has impressed me. The only thing Pep Guardiola can’t be completely convinced by is his defending because going forward he’s as good as anyone out there." According to transfermarkt Soyuncu and Ricardo are valued at £28.8m which means Spurs chairman Daniel Levy would have to part with at least £57.6m to lure the defensive duo to north London. Source: Football.london