Tottenham wants Bryan Mbeumo to join Thomas Frank – in a double raid of £ 70 million on Brentford.
Spurs have made bee owner Frank their first choice to replace Axed Ange Postecoglou and wants to bind quickly.
And the Europa League winners try to hijack the movement of Manchester United for attacker Mbeumo – with the hope that Landing Frank can help a deal.
Frank, 51, is open to the move by London and a £ 10 million compensation package to land the DANE and his staff will not be a problem.
Spurs Technical Director Johan Lange, who worked with Frank at the Danish club Lyngby, will play a key role in the negotiations.
Then Tottenham can seriously become a member of the Mbeumo -pursuit and hope that being able to offer Champions League action will give them a lead.
United edge to a £ 60 million deal and traces have money to match that.
It would be a huge test of Tottenham's purchasing power, since United is preparing to offer huge wages on top of the compensation for the Cameroon International, 25.
In the meantime, Brentford has already come home on Ipswich Baas Kieran McKenna to succeed Frank.
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But McKenna signed a huge new deal at Ipswich a year ago and his compensation company is considered a similar figure as Frank's.
The temptation of a second crack in the Premier League will certainly appeal to the Noord -Ier, which was relegated after leading Ipswich to promotion for the first time in 22 years.
Brentford has not committed alternatives when McKenna has not been committed.