SPURS boss Juande Ramos is targetting players from all around the world as he looks to ring the changes at White Hart Lane this summer.

It is expected that Tottenham will be one of the most active clubs in the transfer market in the close season, with a number of Ramos' underperforming stars heading for the exits..

The turnstyles will be moving in both directions however, as the Spaniard aims to revamp the Spurs squad. While Ramos has been linked with a number of players from his native country, he insists that it will not become a Spanish armada at the club.

"I will not only concentrate on the Spanish league," insisted Ramos on the Premier League's website. "I like good players from all countries, including Russians, Italians and Brazilians."

Ramos, who has already won the Carling Cup in his first season with Spurs, admits he had to make adjustments to get the club moving in the right direction.

"When we came to London we had to change many things, like the way we trained and the way we played," said Ramos.

"The English players give a lot of effort and they are big professionals.

"We have a spectacular game in England. I believe at this moment that the Premier League is the best among all the leagues."