Tottenham are positioning themselves firmly at the front of the queue to sign Ivan Toney this summer after a trusted Sky Sports reporter revealed exactly how Daniel Levy can deliver the Brentford striker on a plate for Ange Postecoglou.

The north London side made rapid strides under their popular Aussie boss last season, with his all-action tactics and no-nonsense demeanour off the field winning the hearts and minds of the Tottenham faithful.

Not short of confidence or belief in himself, the 58-year-old even refused to rule Spurs out of the title race off the back of their scintiliating start to the 2023/24 campaign that saw them collect eight wins and two draws from their first 10 games.

Sadly, Tottenham’s electric start to the campaign was not to last as injuries and suspensions took hold over a bleak autumn and difficult winter in N17.

And while Tottenham were the only active side in the January transfer window, they were ultimately only to only finish fifth in the Premier League, nonetheless bringing Europa League football back to the club in 2024/25.

However, the club has strong ambitions to not just challenge the top four, but also eventually push for the title, having last become champions of England way back in 1961.

In order to take them to the next level, Spurs know they need some sizeable additions to their playing pool this summer, with sources telling TEAMtalk that Spurs hope to make three to four noteworthy signings.

Indeed, Postecoglou is being linked with another defensive addition, while a box-to-box midfielder to provide an upgrade on Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg is also on his radar.

Tottenham transfers: Sky Sports man provides big Ivan Toney update

But the most transformative addition could come up front with Spurs seeking a more prolific No 9 to take over Harry Kane’s mantle.

Spurs relied on a combination of Son Heung-min and Richarlison as their main striker last season, though Postecoglou soon learned that, despite the excellent season enjoyed by his talismanic South Korean, his best work is still done off the left side of the attack.