Tottenham are reportedly making a strong play for Brentford forward Bryan Mbeumo, a move heavily influenced by the recent appointment of Thomas Frank as Spurs’ new head coach.
The Cameroonian international, who enjoyed a sensational season at the Gtech Community Stadium with 20 Premier League goals and 9 assists, has become one of the most sought-after attackers this summer.
Mbeumo’s versatility, pace, and clinical finishing make him an ideal target for Frank’s Spurs revolution. Having thrived under the Dane at Brentford, the prospect of a reunion appears to be a significant factor in Mbeumo’s decision-making process.
While Manchester United have also been in the hunt, even submitting a rejected bid, reports suggest Mbeumo is increasingly intrigued by the opportunity to link up with his former manager in North London.
Brentford are understandably keen to maximise their profit on a player who has consistently delivered. Valued in excess of £60m, Spurs are reportedly preparing a substantial offer, with some sources claiming a bid of £65m plus £5m in add-ons has been tabled. This aggressive approach signals Tottenham’s intent to provide Frank with the tools to implement his vision and challenge for a top-four spot.
The potential arrival of Mbeumo would add significant firepower to Tottenham’s attack, offering a direct threat from wide areas and an impressive goalscoring knack. His familiarity with Frank’s tactical demands could also see him hit the ground running, a crucial factor as Spurs look to make an immediate impact under their new boss.
The transfer saga is far from over, but the momentum appears to be shifting firmly in Tottenham’s favour.