Tottenham -Baas Thomas Frank is ready to turn to Crystal Palace Talisman Ebereechi Eze while Manchester United the battle for the signature of Bryan Mbeumo, while Liverpool could thwart a movement for Antoine Semenyo
Tottenham could explore a movement for Ebereechi Eze while they want to strengthen their forward line.
Spurs boss Thomas Frank has given priority to a broad player in the transfer market and the club has made an £ 65 million bid for Bryan Mbeumo from Brentford and inquired for Antoine Semenyo van Bournemouth. They also have Crystal Palace star on their list of potential goals and his old admirers of the English international.
It has been generally reported that Eze has a buy-out clause of £ 68 million in his contract that would be seen as great value in the current market. Palace will be desperate to keep the 26-year-old Eze who has just enjoyed the best season of his career by helping them win the FA Cup and possibly get a place in Europe.
Tottenham weighed a movement last summer, but in the end Palace chairman Steve Parish said that he was surprised that they did not receive strong bids. But after enjoying such an impressive season, Eze will probably attract a strong interest again this summer and his spurs on the market for a broad player.
Tottenham remains enthusiastic about Mbeumo, but is confronted with major competition from Manchester United who have made an £ 55 million offer for the Brentford attacker. Frank has a strong link with Mbeumo from Brentford and will gladly bring him in, but the attacker is enthusiastic to go to United. That deal is still a possibility for traces, but they remain determined to reinforce.
Tottenham has inquired for Semenyo, but Bournemouth does not want to sell after losing Dean Huijsen to Real Madrid while Liverpool is approaching left -wing Milos Kerkez. Bournemouth will now explore about £ 70 million for Semenyo and Spurs now, while they want to strengthen their team for the new manager and also for a season back in the Champions League.
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