Tottenham Hotspur are expected to return with another offer for Brighton’s Jan Paul van Hecke after their initial bid was rejected.Tottenham Hotspur have shown a desire to get their business done this summer transfer window quickly to allow Roberto De Zerbi ample time with his new signings before next season kicks off.It is no surprise to see the Lilywhites trying a different approach in the market after two dismal campaigns, which saw them finish 17th in the Premier League, with last season ending just two points above the relegation zone.While the summer transfer window is yet to officially open, Tottenham have already begun showing intent in landing their preferred targets.Photo by Rob Newell – CameraSport via Getty ImagesTottenham expected to return with second Jan Paul van Hecke bidSpurs Web reported earlier today that Tottenham had submitted a bid for Brighton defender Jan Paul van Hecke as they look to bolster their defensive ranks.From the attempt to sign van Hecke, several things have become apparent regarding Spurs’ business this summer, including the possibility that Cristian Romero could be on his way out despite having signed a contract last summer.Brighton rejected Tottenham’s opening bid as it fell short of the Seagulls’ £70 million valuation of the defender.BBC Sport has now confirmed that the rejection will not deter Spurs in their pursuit, with Tottenham expected to return with another offer as they remain keen on signing van Hecke.The Seagulls are said to be known for ‘their hard-line bargaining stance’, including huge money deals for Moises Caicedo, Marc Cucurella and Joao Pedro. However, the situation with Van Hecke is a little different and £70m will be seen by many as more than a little steep.Spurs face difficult task negotiating with BrightonVan Hecke has just 12 months remaining on his current Brighton contract and, should he not be sold this summer, he could leave on a free transfer next year.The Seagulls are fully aware of that situation, but they remain determined to maximise any potential sale. Spurs also face competition from Liverpool and Chelsea, while van Hecke is expected to feature for the Netherlands at the World Cup. Should he impress on that stage, Brighton may only strengthen their stance with more clubs likely to enter the race. Spurs Web has confirmed that Tottenham are aiming to complete a deal for van Hecke before the World Cup kicks off later this month.Brighton, however, is not known for selling cheaply. In recent years, the Seagulls have generated a staggering £383.7 million from major player sales, with Tottenham previously doing business with the south coast side when Yves Bissouma joined Spurs in a £25 million deal.Brighton’s biggest player sale profits in recent yearsPlayerOriginal signing feeSelling feeNet capital gain / profitMoises Caicedo£4 million (from Independiente del Valle)£115 million (to Chelsea)+£111 millionMarc Cucurella£15.4 million (from Getafe)£63 million (to Chelsea)+£47.6 millionJoao Pedro£30 million (from Watford)£63.7 million (to Chelsea)+£33.7 millionAlexis Mac Allister£7 million (from Argentinos Juniors)£42 million (to Liverpool)+£35 millionBen White£0 (academy graduate)£50 million (to Arsenal)+£50 millionYves Bissouma£15 million (from Lille)£25 million (to Tottenham)+£10 millionRobert Sanchez£0 (academy graduate)£25 million (to Chelsea)+£25 millionTotals£71.4 million£383.7 million+£312.3 millionWhile Spurs will hope to keep the fee as low as possible, history suggests Brighton will push to extract maximum value from any deal.READ MORE: Pep Guardiola’s Jan Paul van Hecke comments tell Tottenham exactly what to expectThe post Tottenham expected to return with second bid for Jan Paul van Hecke as details emerge appeared first on Spurs Web.