Report: Tottenham ready to sell Georges-Kevin Nkoudou this summer; only club interested won't pay more than £5m

© Provided by BSkyB Getty © Provided by BSkyB Getty Tottenham have confirmed that Erik Lamela has to undergo surgery on his hip and will be out for the rest of the season. Now Tottenham have confirmed that the midfielder will not return to action until next season but did not give an exact time frame on his return to action. "Erik Lamela is to undergo surgery on his hip on Saturday. This will result in Erik returning to action next season," a Tottenham statement said on Twitter.

Can José Mourinho prise Eric Dier from Tottenham Hotspur? More José Mourinho is ready to spend £40 million to take Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Eric Dier to Manchester United, according to a report. Dier, 23, is an England international who has been playing for Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino in central defense this season.

Merson predicts Tottenham will come away from Burnley with a victory. Turf Moor Paul Merson has told SkySports he expects Tottenham Hotspur to escape Turf Moor with a victory despite Burnley's impressive home record. Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino Pundit Paul Merson believes Spurs will win 2-1 this weekend, but does not believe it will be easy. He said: "This will be interesting; Burnley are great at home, and with no Harry Kane it will be a difficult game for Spurs.

Eddie Howe shouts instructions during the goalless draw against Southampton Eddie Howe refused to criticise Harry Arter for missing the late penalty which cost Bournemouth victory at Southampton, but said he would have to consider who takes spot kicks in future. The south coast derby ended 0-0 at St Mary's after Arter slipped during his run-up and struck embarrassingly over the crossbar. Tottenham's Harry Kane did something similar earlier this season from the same penalty spot, but a bigger concern for Howe is that his team have not scored from their past three penalties. Harry Arter watches his penalty fly over the bar Howe said: "I don't know where we go next with our penalty taker. "Josh King would have taken it [but] he goes off, you get the penalty, and Harry takes it.

Could not subscribe, try again later Invalid Email Jose Mourinho has changed his top transfer priorities this summer, according to reports. The United manager's main target has long being reported as Antoine Griezmann but according to The Sun Mourinho's main priority is a holding midfielder. Mourinho was not happy with the two holding players he inherited and both Bastian Schweinsteiger and Morgan Schneiderlin have left the club. Get all the latest Manchester United news first with our new app.