“£68m Sensation Ready to Force Move to Spurs – Frank’s Next Big Thing Incoming
Tottenham Hotspur Face Crucial Summer Ahead of 2025/26 Season
Tottenham Hotspur are gearing up for a pivotal summer as they look to climb back up the Premier League table during the 2025/26 campaign.
Newly appointed manager Thomas Frank is set to take charge of the club following a disappointing 17th-place finish last season.
The Danish coach will have the challenging task of steering Spurs back into contention at the top of the table, while also managing the demands of European football.
Thanks to their Europa League victory, Spurs will be competing in the Champions League, adding further pressure to perform on multiple fronts.
Squad depth will be essential if Frank is to mount a serious challenge in both competitions.
To achieve that, he will need the full backing of the club’s board in the transfer market, allowing him to bring in the players necessary to execute his vision in North London.
Transfer Targets on Tottenham’s Radar
One of the top names linked with a move to Spurs is Bournemouth forward Antoine Semenyo. The Ghanaian international impressed last season with 11 goals and five assists, and he is reportedly high on the club’s shortlist.
Fulham striker Rodrigo Muniz is also drawing interest from Tottenham, although the Cottagers have set a steep £50 million price tag for the Brazilian.
Meanwhile, Crystal Palace’s Eberechi Eze has re-emerged as a significant target. According to TBR Football, Spurs are willing to activate the £68 million release clause in the England international’s contract.
Reports suggest Eze is enthusiastic about the potential move and may push for a transfer during the summer window.
Eze Could Be Frank’s New Mbeumo
Frank may view Eze as a player capable of replicating the influence Bryan Mbeumo had at Brentford. Mbeumo flourished under Frank’s guidance, becoming a cornerstone of Brentford’s success since joining from Troyes in 2019.
The Cameroonian has scored 70 goals over the past six seasons and reached new heights in 2024/25 with 20 league goals—his best season to date.
If Eze can bring a similar level of impact to Spurs, he could prove to be a key figure in Frank’s project to return the club to the Premier League’s elite.
