Tottenham Hotspur are looking to raid both Manchester City and Liverpool as Roberto De Zerbi looks to add more firepower to his frontline.While the headlines over the last few days have been dominated by Tottenham’s pursuit of Sandro Tonali and Bruno Fernandes, the Lilywhites are also expected to sign multiple attackers this summer.De Zerbi’s men have some ambitious names on their wishlist if reports are to be believed. It has been claimed that Spurs expressed an interest in Cody Gakpo, who fell short of his high standards last season.It has also been reported that Tottenham have explored a move for Man City’s Omar Marmoush, who found game time hard to come by at the Etihad last season.Photo by Stu Forster/Getty ImagesTottenham’s plans for Cody Gakpo and Omar MarmoushAlfredo Pedulla has now claimed that Spurs are indeed plotting approaches for the Liverpool or Man City stars, as they look to add quality to their frontline.The journalist reports that Tottenham plans to pursue both Gakpo and Marmoush, aiming to secure at least one of the pair.Pedulla makes it clear that the prices for the Dutchman and the Egyptian will be ‘sky-high’, but adds that these are the kind of ambitious additions the Lilywhites are after this summer as they look to put last season’s struggles behind them and start over.TransferMarkt currently have Cody Gakpo at £51.7m and Marmoush at £43.1m, making a Tottenham double swoop just short of approximately £100m.Has Spurs’ interest in Savinho cooled?It was reported two weeks ago that Tottenham were confident of striking a £60m deal with Man City for Savinho, but that pursuit has now gone quiet.Reliable sources such as Fabrizio Romano have maintained that Spurs remain in talks over a deal for the Brazilian.However, the growing links to the likes of Marmoush and Gakpo suggest that the 22-year-old may not necessarily be at the top of De Zerbi’s wishlist.READ MORE: De Zerbi loves two things about Kinsky and he’s not the only one getting a new Tottenham contractThe post Tottenham plan audacious double raid of Man City and Liverpool that could cost £95m appeared first on Spurs Web.