Tottenham boss Roberto De Zerbi teased a transfer ‘bomba’ is not far away.Spurs have been one of the busiest Premier League teams in the summer window and have broken their transfer record twice.De Zerbi has given his squad a serious face-lift ahead of the new seasonGettyMatheus Fernandes was the first to raise the bar when he joined for £85million from West Ham United, only to be usurped days later by Sandro Tonali’s £100m arrival.Tottenham has also undergone a significant revamp at the back, headlined by the £52m addition of Jan Paul van Hecke along with Marcos Senesi and Andy Robertson, who both joined on free transfers.‘Bomba’ inboundDespite the large number of incomings, De Zerbi believes the club’s transfer dealings are only ’60 per cent’ complete.But that number looks set to increase once the Italian lands yet another new face.“In the transfer market, when I want one player, I become like a shark, no chance to say no,” De Zerbi told football.london after the club’s penalty shootout win over Sydney FC.“The transfer market, it’s not finished for sure, but we completed 60 per cent of our project in the transfer market.“Now we have another bomba!“For those of you not chronically online, ‘bomba’ is a Gen Z phrase which roughly translates to ‘significant transfer development’.De Zerbi confirmed this particular ‘bomba’ was in relation to a forward.And when pressed on whether the deal was close to completion, the Italian replied: “I hope, but it’s not finished for sure.”Savinho has been wanted by Spurs for a number of windows nowGettyIt is also believed the transfer is separate to Spurs’ pursuit of Manchester City winger Savinho.talkSPORT understands Savinho has already informed City he would like to join, with Spurs working on a deal worth approximately £60m.Rash decision?One name who would certainly fit the bill of a transfer ‘bomba’ is Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford.The 28-year-old is due to report back to Carrington for United’s pre-season preparations after Barcelona opted not to sign him permanently following a season-long loan.Rashford has not played for the Red Devils since 2024 and although boss Michael Carrick previously promised a clean slate for the forward, the club is still expected to try and offload him before the window shuts.Tottenham could stand to be the beneficiaries of United’s desire to move Rashford on, and it’s a deal talkSPORT’s chief football correspondent Alex Crook claimed was certainly possible.Rashford will join a new club off the back of a World CupGetty“I think if he goes anywhere in London, I’m keeping an eye on Tottenham,” Crook said on talkSPORT’s Hawksbee and Jacobs.“I could see that deal happening. Roberto De Zerbi believing that he can get the best out of Marcus Rashford.”Away from transfers, De Zerbi is in the midst of his first pre-season as Spurs boss.The north London side is next in action on Saturday against Premier League rivals Chelsea, with the match taking place at Accor Stadium in Sydney, Australia.Spurs’ clash against the Blues comes after they drew 1-1 with Sydney FC on Wednesday, although De Zerbi’s side came away as winners following a post-match penalty shootout.