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• Move does not affect interest in Ryan Sessegnon
• Spurs confident of getting Lyon’s Tanguy Ndombele

Jack Clarke is on the verge of becoming Tottenham’s first signing of the summer in a deal from Leeds that could be worth £11.5m if all the add-ons are met. Spurs are ready to pay an initial fee of around £10m and the 18-year-old winger will undergo his medical on Wednesday.

Clarke has just completed his breakthrough season, quickening the pulse on his first Championship start against Derby in January before his form tailed off after he collapsed in the dugout while watching the second half at Middlesbrough in February.

Related: Transfer roundup: Spurs make £55m bid for Lyon’s Ndombélé, West Ham ponder Rondón

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Tottenham have agreed a club-record deal worth around £65m for Lyon midfielder Tanguy Ndombele, according to Sky Sports News, but what do we know about him?

The latest news and rumours, including updates on Kieran Tierney, Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Romelu Lukaku, Matthijs de Ligt and more!

• Pochettino moves in on No 1 summer target
• West Ham will sign Rondón if they can sell Hernández

Tottenham have made a club record £55m (€62m) bid for the Lyon midfielder Tanguy Ndombélé and are confident of closing a deal for one of the most exciting young talents in Europe.

Mauricio Pochettino has made the 22-year-old France international his prime summer target as he seeks new impetus at the club after spending five years in charge, and negotiations with Lyon are at an advanced stage.

Related: Pochettino hands Spurs shopping list to Levy and counts on him to deliver | David Hytner

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Tottenham have agreed to pay a club-record fee of around £65m for Lyon midfielder Tanguy Ndombele, Sky Sports News understands.

The Transfer Talk podcast is back with another episode as the summer transfer window hots up.

Tottenham are closing in on the signing of Leeds winger Jack Clarke, Sky Sports News understands.

The latest on who Tottenham have been linked with this summer.

Exclusive: FoI request reveals proposal was at advanced stage after lobbying by football club

The public will be given a say on controversial plans to rename a train station near Tottenham Hotspur’s new stadium after it was revealed the proposal was at an advanced stage after intensive lobbying by the club.

The Guardian reported in March that White Hart Lane station was to be rebranded after the football club lobbied the London mayor, Sadiq Khan, and Transport for London (TfL). The transport body had been insisting the club should pay more than £14.7m for the privilege, in the face of vigorous resistance from Spurs.

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The Transfer Talk podcast is back with another episode as the summer transfer window hots up.

Heung-Min Son says Tottenham "want more next season" despite finishing in the Premier League's top four and reaching the Champions League final.

Tottenham have cooled their interest in Bruno Fernandes despite meeting with his representatives this week, Sky Sports News understands.

The Transfer Talk podcast is back with another episode as the summer transfer window hots up.

Tottenham will have to pay up to £63m to land Lyon's Tanguy Ndombele this summer.

Tanguy Ndombele has hailed Tottenham as a "big club" and admitted he is interested in signing for Mauricio Pochettino.

The latest on who Tottenham have been linked with this summer.

Real Betis are likely to accept a deal worth in the region of £70m for Tottenham target Giovani Lo Celso, according to Sky sources.

The Transfer Talk podcast is back with another episode as the summer transfer window hots up.

Tottenham manager desperate to refresh squad amid falling points totals and work out how to improve results on bad days

Mauricio Pochettino is back in Barcelona – the city he calls home – and he is waiting. The Tottenham manager is waiting to see whether the chairman, Daniel Levy, and the club’s recruitment staff can deliver on any of his transfer targets, who include Tanguy Ndombélé, Donny van de Beek, Nicolò Zaniolo and Ryan Sessesgnon.

Pochettino has made it plain he wants to refresh at Spurs and a part of that means introducing new players for the first time since January 2018. There has even been the subtext that he would consider his position if Levy were to disappoint him.

Related: Mauricio Pochettino faces task of laying out the road ahead for Tottenham | Barney Ronay

Related: Transfer window 2019 – every summer deal from Europe's top five leagues

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Matthijs de Ligt, Eden Hazard and Christian Eriksen feature in the back pages across the continent.