Tottenham Hotspur has initiated its summer transfer strategy by confirming the signing of Andy Robertson and is now prioritizing Bournemouth's Marcos Senesi. The 29-year-old defender, recognized as one of the Premier League's top central defenders, is seen as essential for strengthening a backline that conceded 57 goals last season. With Lionel Scaloni omitting Senesi from Argentina's World Cup 2026 squad, Tottenham aims to act swiftly to secure his signature before rival clubs can intervene. Spurs legend Toby Alderweireld highlighted the importance of acquiring players with proven Premier League experience, as the club looks to avoid repeating last season's struggles. Additionally, with speculation surrounding the futures of key defenders like Cristian Romero and Micky van de Ven, the need for reinforcements is pressing. Senesi's free-agent status makes him an attractive target, allowing Spurs to enhance their squad without incurring a transfer fee, thereby signaling their ambition to reclaim a top position in the league.