Tottenham have been told they will have to pay as much as \u20ac80m to land Martin Baturina in the summer transfer window, according to reports.<\/p>\n
The Croatia international started all four of his country\u2019s fixtures at the World Cup as they lost 2-1 to Portugal in their Round of 32 clash last week.<\/p>\n
Baturina had a good first season in Serie A with Como in 2025\/26 with the former Dinamo Zagreb star contributing six goals and three assists in 29 appearances.<\/p>\n
Como paid a fee of \u20ac22m to take him from Dinamo Zagreb to Italy after Baturina made 165 appearances for the Croatian side.<\/p>\n
And now 23-year-old is attracting a lot of interest from around Europe with Premier League sides Tottenham<\/a> and Aston Villa weighing up a bid.<\/p>\n Tottenham are looking to improve in all areas this summer after narrowly avoiding relegation to the Championship by a couple of points last term.<\/p>\n READ:\u00a0Five-year net spend table now topped by Spurs after Tonali transfer<\/a><\/p>\n The Spurs hierarchy have already completed an incredible six signings with Andy Robertson, Marcos Senesi and Martin Dubravka joining on free transfers from Liverpool, Bournemouth and Burnley respectively.<\/p>\n Jan Paul van Hecke arrived from Brighton last month in a deal worth \u00a352m, while West Ham\u2019s Mateus Fernandes and Newcastle United\u2019s Sandro Tonali<\/a> have also swapped allegiances to Tottenham in two deals worth around \u00a3185m.<\/p>\n And now 24 Sata (via Sport Witness) claims that<\/a> a number of the Croatian players from the World Cup are now \u2018hot commodities\u2019 in the European market.<\/p>\n The newspaper adds that as far as Baturina is concerned, \u2018interest is increasing, offers are pouring in, but the price has risen drastically\u2019.<\/p>\n