Roberto De Zerbi issues Tottenham transfer promise as talks confirmed

But there is more to come for Tottenham, De Zerbi insists, with attacking reinforcements expected.“We have to be stronger, we have to work on the knowledge of the play, the style of play we put inside the new players, because we have very important new players. “We have to finish the window of this transfer market, because it's not finished yet, our transfer market. Roberto De Zerbi was back in the dugout as Tottenham beat Auckland FCGetty“I think we can be happier at the end of this transfer market, because I spoke a lot of time with the owner, with the board, and they want to build a very strong team for this season for sure, but to make the base for the future to become great again.”Mikey Moore, 18, spent last season on loan at Rangers and became a fast fan favourite. He has impressed in pre-season since joining back up with Tottenham, but De Zerbi remained coy on his future.“We have to see,” he said, asked whether Moore might be sent on loan again. “We have to analyse the last part of the transfer market, because we try to bring wingers, and then we speak with him, with his agent, with the club, to find the best solution for everyone.”There is plenty of excitement around Luca Williams-Barnett, too, after the midfielder shone in both of Tottenham’s summer friendlies so far. He tore through MK Dons at Hotspur Way last week, and was rewarded with a start against Auckland.De Zerbi said he and his academy team-mates could prove key for Spurs: “Luca is a big talent, very young, big talent. Malachi [Hardy] is another good player for the future of the club. We can't forget the young players, especially for the new rules, the financial fair play, or the rules of the Champions League, Europa League.“And then we have to improve our academy. We have to help them produce more players, because we need it and it's important for the club.”