Tottenham Hotspur are monitoring Juventus centre-back Federico Gatti ahead of a potential summer move, according to reporter Ekrem Konur — and given the chaos unfolding at Spurs right now, it’s easy to see why.
A Club in Crisis
Spurs have been an absolute mess this season. Seven wins and 12 defeats in 27 Premier League games cost Thomas Frank his job, with Igor Tudor now parachuted in on an interim basis. The numbers tell a damning story — 16th place, 29 points, and a negative goal difference of -4. Even more alarming? Tottenham haven’t won a single league game in 2026. Lose to Fulham on Sunday and they’ll match their worst-ever Premier League winless run — a record set under Osvaldo Ardiles back in 1994. That’s not a stat any modern club wants attached to their name.
Romero Heading for the Exit?
Captain Cristian Romero publicly slammed Spurs’ January inactivity as “unbelievable, true and disgraceful” — strong words that signalled his frustration loud and clear. Argentine journalist Gastón Edul has since reported that Romero is expected to leave this summer, forcing the club to identify defensive reinforcements.
Why Gatti Makes Sense
Enter Gatti. The 27-year-old Italian is facing an uncertain future at Juventus and is valued at just £17m — a relatively modest fee for a combative, physical centre-back standing at 6ft 2in. The deal won’t be straightforward though, with AS Roma, AC Milan and Nottingham Forest all circling.
