Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly weighing up a move for Barcelona midfielder Marc Casado as new head coach Thomas Frank continues to shape his midfield plans.

According to a report from AS, Spurs remain interested in Casado, having previously explored the possibility of a move earlier in the transfer window. While no formal talks are currently underway, the North London side could revisit their interest if the 21-year-old becomes available in the final weeks of the summer market.

Barcelona Reluctant but Open to Big Offers

Marc Casado, a standout performer for Barça during the first half of last season, saw his minutes limited in the second half due to increased competition under new boss Hansi Flick. Despite the reduced game time, both the player and the club are reportedly content with the current situation.

That said, Barcelona are aware of growing interest from Premier League clubs — with Chelsea and Arsenal also making enquiries about the young midfielder. While the Catalans have closed the exit door for now, they could be tempted to cash in should a significant offer land on the table. Casado is valued at around €30 million, though previous reports suggested Chelsea were quoted €50 million.

Spurs Monitoring the Situation

Tottenham are believed to be monitoring Casado’s situation closely. The club recently secured the loan signing of Joao Palhinha from Bayern Munich, but Thomas Frank could look to add a younger, long-term option to bolster the engine room.

No negotiations are currently ongoing between Tottenham and Barcelona, but that could change quickly if Spurs submit a compelling bid — or if Casado signals a desire to test himself in the Premier League.

One to Watch Before Deadline Day

With Barcelona potentially needing to offload players due to squad imbalances and Tottenham looking to invest in emerging talent, the situation around Marc Casado could evolve rapidly. Expect Spurs to keep close tabs on the Spanish midfielder as the transfer window heads into its final stretch.