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Tottenham have signed Vincent Janssen, but who else should they bring in this summer? Our interactive tool allows you to share your views on the latest transfer talk. The players below have all been linked with Spurs in the mainstream media in the last week, but would YOU like to see the rumours become a reality?Swipe right if you would like to see the player join Tottenham. Swipe left if you would not (app users need to hold down the image before swiping or use the vote buttons below). And once youve made your choices, take a look at how the rest of the general public have voted. Tottenham transfer rumours explainedGeorginio Wijnaldum (Newcastle - midfielder)The Daily Mirror claims the player is pleading with Newcastle to let him join SpursMario Gotze (Bayern Munich - midfielder)The Daily Mail claims Spurs have made an offer for the playerMauro Icardi (Inter - striker)Spanish newspaper AS claims he would cost 50m eurosMoussa Sissoko (Newcastle - midfielder)Sky Sports News HQ understands Newcastle would want £35m for the playerRoberto Pereyra (Juventus - midfielder)TalkSport claim the 25-year-old is a £15m target for TottenhamYannick Bolasie (Crystal Palace - winger)The Daily Mail reckons the 27-year-old would cost £28mRagnar Sigurdsson (Krasnodar - defender)The Daily Mirror claims the Iceland international would cost £4mLucas Alario (River Plate - forward)The Metro has quoted Argentinean sources citing interest in the £11m-rated playerAntonio Sanabria (Roma - striker)The Mirror claims Tottenham are keen on the 20-year-oldJonas Hector (Koln - defender)The Daily Express claims Spurs could spend £20m on the Germany full-back Also See: Transfer Centre LIVE! 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