Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy will arm manager Harry Redknapp with £50million for summer signings according to the Evening Standard.
Third-placed Spurs are keen to challenge for the title and push into the Champions League in the next few years and are believed to be prepared to spend big to get there.
Redknapp already has a very strong squad at White Hart Lane but could use a few more top-line players to be real title hopes and is keen to bring in Loic Remy and Eden Hazard at the end of the season.
£20m-rated Marseille striker Remy was a target for Spurs in January whilst Lille playmaker Hazard, who would cost £30m, has been linked with a number of English clubs, such as Arsenal and Manchester City, and has suggested that he may soon make the move to London by stating "maybe it will be Tottenham - it is a great English club."
