According to The Athletic, Tottenham Hotspur intends to 20-year-old midfielder Nico Pas in Cuomo, but Cuomo has no intention of letting go. The report said that Tottenham is considering introducing attacking midfielder Nico Pas from Cuomo to add more creativity to the team before the start of the season. Italian media reported on Thursday morning that Tottenham had made a offer, but Tottenham denied it.

And Cuomo has no intention of selling the Argentine international: Pas joined Cuomo last summer and he performed well last season, but Real Madrid decided not to activate its 8 million euro (about £6.9 million) buyback terms this summer, but they still retained the 9 million euros worth in 2026 and 10 million euros worth in 2027.

It is reported that Real Madrid believes that Pas has potential, but thinks he still needs time to develop, and they can also match other clubs' offer to Pas at any time.

After the news that Madison had a torn ACL and was about to undergo surgery on Thursday, Tottenham's demand for a creative midfielder became even more urgent. Madison will miss most of the season due to this injury.

In fact, before Madison was injured, Tottenham Hotspur tried to sign Gibbs White from Nottingham Forest for about £60 million. But Gibbs White later signed a new contract with Nottingham Forest.

Pas was born in Real Madrid's youth training system. In his 54 games he played for Club B team Castilla, he scored 12 goals and sent 7 assists. In the Champions League match against Braga in October 2023, he made his first-team debut in Real Madrid, and then made a total of 7 appearances for the first-team team.

In August last year, Pas joined Cuomo for a transfer fee of about 6 million euros. Last season, he scored 6 goals and sent 9 assists, helping the team rank 10th in the Serie A.

Tottenham will play the Deutsche Cup with Bayern late Thursday and will be the UEFA Champions League champion next Wednesday against UEFA Champions League champion Paris Saint-Germain as the UEFA Champions League champion next Wednesday.