Tottenham are expected to continue shopping from within the Premier League in the final eight days of the transfer window, but one of their targets is also admired by Nottingham Forest.Savinho and Omar Marmoush are expected to become Tottenham’s seventh and eighth signings of the transfer window, with all eight players arriving from other Premier League clubs.Those may not be the last of the new arrivals at N17, with Spurs also continuing to chase a late deal for Liverpool’s Cody Gakpo.Meanwhile, some reports have claimed that Spurs are also scouring the market for a new right-back to replace Djed Spence, even though Archie Gray has played in the position for much of pre-season, and in the club’s opening game of the season.Photo by Lewis Storey/Getty ImagesNottingham Forest set to challenge Tottenham for Daniel MunozIt has been widely reported that Crystal Palace star Daniel Munoz is on the radar of Roberto De Zerbi’s side, with some sources suggesting that the Colombian international is valued at over £20m.Journalist Pete O’Rourke has now revealed that Nottingham Forest are expected to get involved in the race for the 30-year-old, with Oliver Glasner keen on reuniting with the right wing-back at the City Ground.O’Rourke told Football Insider: “Munoz would tick a lot of boxes for a lot of clubs because he’s Premier League proven. There’s interest from Nottingham Forest, with Oliver Glasner now being at the City Ground, and we know he’s a huge fan of Munoz having worked with him at Palace.“If he is made available by Crystal Palace in the closing stages of the window, then that could be something Nottingham Forest look to explore.“I’m sure there’ll be interest in Munoz because of what he’s done for Crystal Palace in the Premier League, because he has been so impressive since he joined them.”Roberto De Zerbi has hinted Spurs are unlikely to pursue MunozIn his pre-match press conference last Friday, De Zerbi seemed to rule out the signing of a new right-back to replace Djed Spence, hinting that he is happy for Gray to cover multiple roles.While the 20-year-old did not have the best outing against the Bees, after the game, De Zerbi doubled down on his opinion on Gray, insisting that the youngster is good enough to shine at right-back.It would thus appear that the Italian is happy with his options at the back, with the Lilywhites focusing on adding firepower to their attack in the dying stages of the window.READ MORE: ‘Second thoughts’ – Daniel Munoz weighs up Tottenham move after big De Zerbi claimThe post Nottingham Forest set to challenge Tottenham for final piece of the De Zerbi puzzle appeared first on Spurs Web.