Spurs prepares a “world class” £50 million star bid

Tottenham Hotspur’s Europa League victory at the end of the 2024/25 campaign would undoubtedly lift a lot of weight off the shoulders of players.

Before his victory in Bilbao, the Lily Whites spent 17 years without the silverware form, but now the club is building on success and trying to reach the next level.

Fanbases have often had to endure being ocky by other fanbases, but Thomas Frank hopes to become the guy who will make a club’s successor winner in the near future.

From the facility in north London, it is clear that the side can challenge the European elite, but that is why key owner Daniel Levy supports the new boss in his quest.

The ongoing transfer window presents Dane with the first opportunity to make the mark he wants.

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Mohamed Kudus has been the lip name of many Spurs fans over the past few days and has, of course, been interested in West Hamster’s signature.

It was reported this week that the Lily Whiteman had made an opening offer to Graham Potter’s side, but was quickly rejected and another bid was prepared.

However, despite strong interest in the Gagnese signature, a movement in sight with Atalanta’s star ademoraqueman has been made elsewhere, according to the Spanish outlet.

The report argues that Frank’s part is closely monitoring this international window in Nigeria and may be preparing an offer to sign him.

He also said that after registering 20 goals and six assists in Italy’s final campaign, he could be available at a rate in the 60 million euro (£50 million) region this summer.

Why is the Spurs’ £50 million target a better signature than Kudus?

Recent activity within the Transfer Window does not deny that the Spurs are desperate for new attackers to hunt to strengthen Frank’s forward line.

Kudus appears to be the main option in the hierarchy after other targets, Bryan Mbeumo and Antoine Semenyo.

However, despite the recent bid for the West Ham star, he has already agreed to personal terms for his move to North London, and the two clubs must agree to the rates.

It remains to be seen how much Hammer can demand for his signature, but given the current £85 million release clause in his contract at London Stadium, that could be quite penny.

Clubs may be better off pursuing the movements of fellow target lookmen. The Star of Atalanta offers cheaper alternatives based on their respective relocation fees.

However, comparing the statistics from the 2024/25 campaign, Nigerians can be better than Kudus in many important areas, indicating why he is a better option.

Labeled “World Class” by journalist John Bennett, Lookman registered more goals and assists, earning more shots with higher target accuracy.

He also has the tools to complete more progressive passes around 90 and more passes to the opposition regions, and provide other people around him with ammunition to improve his tally.

The 27-year-old also demonstrated his quality by posting more carrys in the final third and more airlines winning.

Given the differences between price tags and statistics generated over the past few months, it is clear that the former Everton talent will be a better signature.

While there’s no denying that Kudus is a great option either, Frank can save himself and the club a lot of money, and get a better addition in appearance form.