The answer has been found as Tottenham make a “special” offer of £47,000-a-week

Tottenham received a response after presenting a bid for a “special” player, as chairman Daniel Levy and Spurs' recruitment team made a first-year move in the summer.

Postecoglou is looking to improve in key positions at Spurs

Reliable media say the north Londoners are ready to back manager Ange Postecoglou again this summer, despite their disappointing Premier League campaign.

On Wednesday, journalist Tom Allnutt wrote a report for The Times, sharing that Spurs will try to give Postecoglou three big players in a new striker, defender and midfielder when the transfer window reopens.

The Lilywhites are ready to give their manager the money needed to improve his squad, coming after Postecoglou recently said a big change was needed at Tottenham. The Australian is also on record as saying that Spurs will certainly want to bring in another defender.

“If you say, 'Is it a place we can strengthen?', yes it is a place we will probably look at”, said Postecoglou about signing another defender.

“With all these things, it's about trying to strengthen the team like anything else. If you think about when I first arrived, we probably had six or seven defenders at the club. So it's not just numbers. It's more about the ability of those players to play the football we want and in line with what we're trying to build here. I think it's an area of ​​the park that we're going to look to strengthen.”

Tottenham have shown an interest in Bournemouth defender Lloyd Kelly as a target, with the Englishman set to leave on a free transfer this summer. Another bargain option would be Fulham's Tosin Adarabioyo, who is in the same position as Kelly, and has been key for Fulham since returning to the first team.

Tottenham made an offer for Tosin with a response received

According to reliable Spurs source Paul O'Keefe, Tottenham have now made Tosin an offer to join them in a deal for Bosman.

However, it's bad news, with the £47,000-a-week Englishman refusing to go his way. It remains to be seen if they'll go back to him, but the evidence suggests he may earn a second punt.

“He is an important player for us. He is one of the leaders in our dressing room and we need these guys to come in at the right time and he has done that,” said Marco Silva on Tosin's excellent 23/24 form.

“We missed him a lot, we missed him because he didn't play in the first three months of the season. Tosin is a special player for us, I cannot hide that fact. The way he can defend the box but also in football he is a special player for me, the way I want to play, the way he can build (at the back).

“We have been missing him for three months but he has just played the last four or five games and is getting better and better. He played very well against Everton and was able to make the final decision in a game that deserves all the credit.”