Spurs ready to unveil Bentley as England winger seals his move from Blackburn

The 23-year-old is expected to travel to Holland this weekend with his new team-mates to be part of Spurs' pre-season preparations at the Feyenoord Jubileum Tournament.  

Blackburn chairman John Williams had rejected bids earlier in the summer from Spurs and Aston Villa, but an improved offer was lodged, closer to the £18million Bentley was valued at.  

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New recruit: Spurs are set to parade Bentley as their latest summer signing

Spurs have scheduled a press conference tomorrow in Chigwell at their training facilities, with Bentley expected to attend.  

Rivals Arsenal, Bentley's former club, are believed to be in line to receive a percentage of the deal as part of the terms of his transfer to Ewood Park in 2006.  

Tottenham head coach Juande Ramos will still be in the market for a striker to replace Robbie Keane following his move to Liverpool, while Dimitar Berbatov has also been tipped to leave.  

Russia forward Roman Pavlyuchenko has been monitored and Spurs have been invited to bid for his international team-mate Andrei Arshavin.  

Luka Modric, the £16.5million summer signing from Dinamo Zagreb, believes the club can still aim for the Champions League places without their main strikers of the last two seasons.  

The midfielder said: 'I agree that the team needs great players but I'm also certain that if Berbatov leaves that they will bring in other phenomenal players. This club needs great names and this club will have great names.  

'The manager has not told me anything but that is what I suppose.

'As regards the club, the ambition has to be getting in this group of four - Liverpool, Chelsea, Manchester United and Arsenal - and of course to get in the Champions League.'  

Giovani dos Santos could provide Ramos an option as a second striker, although he was bought from Barcelona as a midfielder.  

'Juande didn't promise me to play as the number 10 although it's the position I would like to play in,' said the Mexican youngster.  

'But I am comfortable in any position in midfield and in attack. As long as I am in the team I don't mind where I play.'  

Dos Santos, 19, endured a frustrating end to his spell at the Nou Camp but wants to help Tottenham earn silverware in back-to-back seasons after their Carling Cup win in February.  

He added: 'What we want is what Tottenham deserves, to climb up places in the table and win a trophy - as Juande has already achieved here.  

'We will fight in every competition giving our maximum and believing in our team.'