Tottenham Hotspur is headed towards a critical summer transfer window ahead of the club’s first full season, Thomas Frank.
The Spurs will need to strengthen their young and inexperienced teams as they prepare for Champions League football and the busy fixture calendar that comes with it, following the 2024/2025 campaign, which was furious due to key player injuries.
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The Spurs are ready to support him.
Ange Postecoglou chose to throw all his eggs into the basket of the Europa League. This was a decision that ultimately paid off, waiting for a major trophy of a memorable evening in Bilbao for the Australian Ending Spurs’ 17 years.
However, their gloomy Premier League form, with Tottenham recording a 22 top flight loss and a 17th place finish, was taken over from the 59-year-old where Frank is currently employed by Postcoglo.
Tottenham’s best performance regular in the Premier League – 2024/2025 | Average Match Rating |
|---|---|
Son Hyun Min | 7.00 |
James Madison | 6.98 |
Pedro Polo | 6.95 |
Dominique Solanke | 6.84 |
Kulusevski from Deja | 6.83 |
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The Lily Whiteman has already worked to support Frank by adding important additions to his new team. The Spurs are giving their first talk about signing Brentford Star Bryan Mbeumo, a player who is very well known from time together at GTECH Community Stadium.
There have also been reports that Tottenham has made an offer of £70 million to Mbeumo to hijack Man United’s deal with the Cameroonian (mirror), which has yet to gain traction among other reliable media sources.
What is confirmed is a talk about signing Mathistel on a permanent deal from Bayern Munich, telling Avenzitun Munich with sports director Max Hebert that the discussion is in fact ongoing.
Frank wants to keep the Frenchman in the N17, and the tactician will have clear ideas about the other players he wants to embrace in his new role as Tottenham boss.
Christian Romero has attracted serious interest from Atletico Madrid, and Argentina is a huge loss for Frank, but the uncertainty also surrounds the future of club captain Son Heng Min.
Tottenham to consider “advantageous” offers to his son Hyun Min
The South Korean deal expires next year after Levy chose to trigger a one-year extension clause on his terms earlier this year, but despite little time left in his contract, it is reported that the Spurs chairman will be demanding £50 million to sell his son this summer.
His son is attracting interest from Saudi Arabia, who reportedly had consulted with the 32-year-old representative, and journalist Pete O’Rourke told football insiders he would consider Levi’s “a favorable offer.”
“There’s a chance something could happen early in the window,” he said.
“With interest growing from the Saudi Arabian professional league, South Korea International will enter the final year of its contract with Tottenham. If Tottenham is ready to win cash for his son, this is the last opportunity to win him the right fee.
“Thomas Frank would want to make some comments about what will happen. He is a Tottenham legend and he has been there for 10 years now, and he captained them in the success of the Europa League.
“Ideally, Frank doesn’t want to lose the club’s captain right after taking over the new job, so he wants to keep his son up. He still has something to offer Tottenham, but if a favorable offer arrives, it’s something to consider because of his age and contract status.”
The former Bayer Lebakusen star is a bargain signed by the Bundesliga 10 years ago, and giving away £50 million is an ideal way to end his long tenure with the Spurs if the Saudi Arabia decides they can cut down that level of fee.
The son also signed off for his Tottenham career after winning a major trophy. This will be the end of a fairy tale for him.
