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Veliz loan deal

Tottenham are set to loan striker Alejo Veliz to La Liga new-boys Espanyol.

The Argentine, 20, joined Spurs last summer in a £13million deal.

He struggled for game-time, making just eight appearances including no starts and scoring one goal, and was loaned to Sevilla in January.

But that switch was just as limited minutes-wise as he featured only six times and all off the bench.

Spurs are keen for him to get more experience and with plans to sign a new first-choice striker, they are happy to farm him out.

That has led to the prospect of a straight loan, with no option or obligation to buy, to Espanyol, who were promoted to Spain’s top flight last term.

Veliz has regularly been overlooked for the first-sub appearance during pre-season in favour of 19-year-old centre-forward Will Lankshear.

Bournemouth’s Dominic Solanke and Lille’s Jonathan David are among Spurs’ targets as they look to bolster their striker options this summer.

Nottingham Forest's Edu interest

Olympiacos have denied reports suggesting their owner Evangelos Marinakis, who is also in charge of Nottingham Forest, is looking to poach Arsenal sporting director Edu Gaspar.

Reports suggested Marinakis, who also owns Rio Ave, wanted Edu to take over all three clubs as a group sporting director this summer.

That was a role that was initially reserved for famous technical director Antonio Cordon, who took over Olympiacos last year but left soon after due to personal problems.

However, the Greek businessman's camp has poured cold water on the sensational speculation.

Sander Berge EXCLUSIVE

Burnley will demand up to £30million for Sander Berge with Manchester United eyeing a bid for the Norwegian.

The Old Trafford club are already understood to have made contact with Berge’s representatives.

And the Clarets, following relegation from the Premier League, would be willing to sell the 26-year-old holding midfielder.

Despite that drop into the Championship they will refuse to sell him cheap however.

SunSport understands that United would be prepared to pay £20m for the player signed for £12m from Sheffield United a year ago.

Burnley, now bossed by Scott Parker after Vincent Kompany took over at Bayern Munich, would hold out for £10m more.

They are under no pressure to sell given that they have a £100m parachute payment to rely on.

Berge, big mates with star international team mates Erling Haaland and Martin Odegaard, has become a surprise alternative target following Old Trafford’s refusal to meet PSG’s valuation of £51M for Uruguayan Manuel Ugarte.

Arsenal closing in on Merino

Arsenal are reportedly close to signing Real Sociedad star Mikel Merino during the summer transfer window.

According to transfer insider Fabrizio Romano, a deal between the Gunners and Sociedad may be completed in the next few days.

Romano reports that a package worth in the region of €30million (£26m) has been agreed between both clubs.

However, the structure and payment terms still need to be ironed out between the two teams.

It’s expected a deal will soon be finalised as Merino has already agreed to join the the North Londoners.

Barcelona and Atletico Madrid continue to monitor the midfielder but he prefers a move to the Emirates this summer.

The possibility of working under Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta was a key factor behind the Spain international's decision.

Hummels linked with Prem move

Mats Hummels has been lined up for a sensational move to the Premier League after leaving Borussia Dortmund as a free agent.

Hummels left Dortmund under acrimonious circumstances after a massive fall out with former manager Edin Terzic.

Now Brighton are willing to take a chance on the centre-back as a free agent, according to transfer insider Florian Plettenberg.

Sky reporter Plettenberg claims that the Seagulls' new manager Fabian Hurzeler has already held a call with the 35-year-old about joining the club.

In the phone call, Hurzeler pitched his sporting project while the ex-Germany international spoke about his own ambitions.

The World Cup winner is reportedly weighing up whether to join Brighton against retiring from football.

Julian Alvarez twist

Manchester City star Julian Alvarez's move to Atletico Madrid could reportedly be off due to personal terms.

Alvarez was expected to complete a move to Atletico in a transfer worth £81.5million.

The 24-year-old has two years left to run on his contract at the Etihad but is keen to gain more playing time.

However, the striker could find himself remaining in Manchester for the time being.

This is because there has been a disagreement between the Argentina international's salary and contract length, as reported by GiveMeSport.

It is claimed that Atleti are working hard to try and resolve this issue.

Estevao Willian injured

Chelsea signing Estevao Willian has been injured, according to reports from Brazil.

The Blues landed Estevao from Palmeiras following a deal that could rise to £52million.

But the winger won't move to Stamford Bridge until the summer of 2025 when he turns 18 and thus he is still playing for Palmeiras.

According to Trivela, however, the Brazil Under-17 international appears to have been injured and not much is being said about it.

It is unknown if Estevao is undergoing intensive treatment, if he has already started to work with the ball or even if he can play.

Marc Guehi transfer details

Newcastle are holding talks with Crystal Palace for Marc Guehi during the summer transfer window.

According to The Telegraph, negotiations are currently underway between the Magpies and Palace.

Liverpool are also keeping tabs on Guehi, who could cost a minimum of £65-70million.

According to The Times, Chelsea could pocket up to £12million if the centre-back completes a move for the kind of fee.

The Blues sold the England international to Palace for just £18m back in 2021 following two successful loan spells at Swansea.

A sell-on clause was added into the contract, meaning the West Londoners will pocket 20 per cent of any profit earned by Oliver Glasner's side for the sale.

Nasser Djiga bidding war

Crystal Palace are battling Arsenal for Red Star Belgrade defender Nasser Djiga, according to reports.

The Burkina Faso international shone as his club won a Serbian league and cup double last season.

Djiga, 21, is under contract until 2028. Red Star paid Swiss club Basel £2.6million for him after a successful spell on loan.

The Serbian giants now want £5m for the centre-back, who has won six caps for his west African home country.

He made 36 club appearances last term, scoring two goals and setting up two more.

Mikel Arteta's Arsenal showed interest in Djiga earlier this summer.

But reports in Burkina Faso now claim that Palace have made an approach for the powerful defender.

Sources close to Djiga told local media that Eagles chiefs have made an offer for him.

Lens are also credited with an interest in the defender, who previously played for their French rivals Nimes.

Karl Hein leaving

Arsenal keeper Karl Hein is on the verge of joining La Liga side Real Valladolid on loan.

The Spanish club have swooped in late to nab the Gunners' No3 after League One Charlton had shown an interest.

The 22-year-old started all three of Arsenal’s pre-season games in the States with David Raya and Aaron Ramsdale enjoying an extended break after their Euros antics.

But having signed a new deal in June, it was always the plan for Hein to go out on loan this season for some much-needed first-team experience.

Valladolid are owned by former Brazil striker, Ronaldo, who knows Arsenal’s sporting director Edu from their playing days.

The Estonia international was particularly impressive against Bournemouth in LA last month, saving two penalties in a spot-kick victory over the Cherries after a 1-1 draw.

This will be the second loan spell of Hein’s time at Arsenal after spending six months with Reading during the 2021-22 season.

Questions remain over No2 Ramsdale, who is also looking for more first-team football after being axed as No1 last season in place of Spaniard Raya.

Ramsdale has been linked with moves to Chelsea, Newcastle and Southampton in the past, but looks likely to be involved in the Emirates Cup this week as Arsenal host Bayer Leverkusen tomorrow and Lyon on Sunday.

Sander Berge EXCLUSIVE

Burnley will demand up to £30million for Sander Berge with Manchester United eyeing a bid for the Norwegian.

The Old Trafford club are already understood to have made contact with Berge’s representatives.

And the Clarets, following relegation from the Premier League, would be willing to sell the 26-year-old holding midfielder.

Despite that drop into the Championship they will refuse to sell him cheap however.

SunSport understands that United would be prepared to pay £20m for the player signed for £12m from Sheffield United a year ago.

Burnley, now bossed by Scott Parker after Vincent Kompany took over at Bayern Munich, would hold out for £10m more.

They are under no pressure to sell given that they have a £100m parachute payment to rely on.

Berge, big mates with star international team mates Erling Haaland and Martin Odegaard, has become a surprise alternative target following Old Trafford’s refusal to meet PSG’s valuation of £51M for Uruguayan Manuel Ugarte.

Julian Alvarez details

Manchester City accepted a bid for Julian Alvarez from Atletico Madrid.

City accepted an offer worth £81.5million from Atletico and it is now up to Alvarez to complete the deal.

Atleti have offered £64.4m up front plus £17m in add-ons in what would be a record sale for the Citizens.

The striker, however, is yet to agree personal terms with Diego Simeone's side.

The Argentina international moved to the Etihad for just £14m only two years ago, which means City are now selling him for almost six times what they paid for him.

Amrabat future

Sofyan Amrabat is likely to be excluded from Fiorentina's plans for the new season.

The Moroccan midfielder returned to training this week following his loan spell at Manchester United.

However, La Nazione report that he is not part of new manager Raffaele Palladino's plans.

It is understood he will not feature in pre-season as Fiorentina look to secure £17million for his services.

West Ham sign Guido Rodriguez

West Ham have confirmed the arrival of Argentinian midfielder Guido Rodriguez on a free transfer.

Upon his arrival at the London Stadium, Rodriguez said: "I’m very happy to be here.

"I feel like it’s every footballer’s dream to play in the Premier League, and I was very excited when I heard that West Ham were interested in me.

"It’s a historic Club, that has a really interesting project. I think it’s the right Club for me, at the right time, and I hope together we can keep growing. I spoke to Edson [Álvarez] before signing, and we’re both really looking forward to working together again.

"I will help the team in any way I can. I will bring experience to the team, and though I’m aware the Premier League is very physical, I’m ready to put the work in to make sure I’m up to the task.

"What I can say to the fans is that I will give them everything. I’m very motivated, and I think together with the supporters we can achieve many good things. I just can’t wait to get going now!"

Burnley set price for Berge

Burnley will demand up to £30M for Sander Berge with Manchester United eyeing a bid for the Norwegian.

The Old Trafford club are already understood to have made contact with Berge’s representatives.

And the Clarets, following relegation from the Premier League, would be willing to sell the 26 year old holding midfielder.

Despite that drop into the Championship they will refuse to sell him cheap however.

Sun Sport understands that United would be prepared to pay £20M for the player signed for £12M from Sheffield United a year ago.

Hummels linked with Prem move

Mats Hummels has been lined up for a sensational move to the Premier League after leaving Borussia Dortmund as a free agent.

Hummels left Dortmund under acrimonious circumstances after a massive fall out with former manager Edin Terzic.

Now Brighton are willing to take a chance on the centre-back as a free agent, according to transfer insider Florian Plettenberg.

Sky reporter Plettenberg claims that the Seagulls' new manager Fabian Hurzeler has already held a call with the 35-year-old about joining the club.

In the phone call, Hurzeler pitched his sporting project while the ex-Germany international spoke about his own ambitions.

The World Cup winner is reportedly weighing up whether to join Brighton against retiring from football.

Samu Omorodion latest

Chelsea are closing in on Atletico Madrid ace Samu Omorodion.

The Blues have been looking for a striker during the summer transfer window and Omorodion has been a top target.

This comes amid a stunning domino taking place at the Wanda Metropolitano Stadium.

The West Londoners are set to complete a €42million (£36m) sale of Conor Gallagher.

And Atleti are also closing on Manchester City ace Julian Alvarez who would make Omorodion surplus to requirements for Diego Simeone.

Julian Alvarez twist

Manchester City star Julian Alvarez's move to Atletico Madrid could reportedly be off due to personal terms.

Alvarez was expected to complete a move to Atletico in a transfer worth £81.5million.

The 24-year-old has two years left to run on his contract at the Etihad but is keen to gain more playing time.

However, the striker could find himself remaining in Manchester for the time being.

This is because there has been a disagreement between the Argentina international's salary and contract length, as reported by GiveMeSport.

It is claimed that Atleti are working hard to try and resolve this issue.

Sheffield United sign Souttar

Sheffield United have signed Leicester City defender Harry Souttar on a season-long loan deal.

The Australian international joined the Foxes from Stoke City in January 2023 however he failed to nail down a first team place under Brendan Rodgers and Enzo Maresca.

Souttar only managed 16 appearances for the Foxes in all competitions in 19 months at the King Power and was a bit part player during last season's Championship winning campaign.

Now the 25-year-old is hoping to kick-start his career with Chris Wilder's Blades.

I can't wait to get started. As soon as I found out I was available and the club was looking at me, it was a no-brainer to come here.

Over the weekend I was waiting on the phone call telling me to come up to Sheffield.

I spoke to the gaffer a few times, but he didn't have to sell the club to me at all. I feel this will be a great partnership at this stage of my career and I am raring to go.

Harry Souttar

Estevao Willian injured

Chelsea signing Estevao Willian has been injured, according to reports from Brazil.

The Blues landed Estevao from Palmeiras following a deal that could rise to £52million.

But the winger won't move to Stamford Bridge until the summer of 2025 when he turns 18 and thus he is still playing for Palmeiras.

According to Trivela, however, the Brazil Under-17 international appears to have been injured and not much is being said about it.

It is unknown if Estevao is undergoing intensive treatment, if he has already started to work with the ball or even if he can play.

Marc Guehi transfer details

Newcastle are holding talks with Crystal Palace for Marc Guehi during the summer transfer window.

According to The Telegraph, negotiations are currently underway between the Magpies and Palace.

Liverpool are also keeping tabs on Guehi, who could cost a minimum of £65-70million.

According to The Times, Chelsea could pocket up to £12million if the centre-back completes a move for the kind of fee.

The Blues sold the England international to Palace for just £18m back in 2021 following two successful loan spells at Swansea.

A sell-on clause was added into the contract, meaning the West Londoners will pocket 20 per cent of any profit earned by Oliver Glasner's side for the sale.

Nasser Djiga bidding war

Crystal Palace are battling Arsenal for Red Star Belgrade defender Nasser Djiga, according to reports.

The Burkina Faso international shone as his club won a Serbian league and cup double last season.

Djiga, 21, is under contract until 2028. Red Star paid Swiss club Basel £2.6million for him after a successful spell on loan.

The Serbian giants now want £5m for the centre-back, who has won six caps for his west African home country.

He made 36 club appearances last term, scoring two goals and setting up two more.

Mikel Arteta's Arsenal showed interest in Djiga earlier this summer.

But reports in Burkina Faso now claim that Palace have made an approach for the powerful defender.

Sources close to Djiga told local media that Eagles chiefs have made an offer for him.

Lens are also credited with an interest in the defender, who previously played for their French rivals Nimes.

Karl Hein leaving

Arsenal keeper Karl Hein is on the verge of joining La Liga side Real Valladolid on loan.

The Spanish club have swooped in late to nab the Gunners' No3 after League One Charlton had shown an interest.

The 22-year-old started all three of Arsenal’s pre-season games in the States with David Raya and Aaron Ramsdale enjoying an extended break after their Euros antics.

But having signed a new deal in June, it was always the plan for Hein to go out on loan this season for some much-needed first-team experience.

Valladolid are owned by former Brazil striker, Ronaldo, who knows Arsenal’s sporting director Edu from their playing days.

The Estonia international was particularly impressive against Bournemouth in LA last month, saving two penalties in a spot-kick victory over the Cherries after a 1-1 draw.

This will be the second loan spell of Hein’s time at Arsenal after spending six months with Reading during the 2021-22 season.

Questions remain over No2 Ramsdale, who is also looking for more first-team football after being axed as No1 last season in place of Spaniard Raya.

Ramsdale has been linked with moves to Chelsea, Newcastle and Southampton in the past, but looks likely to be involved in the Emirates Cup this week as Arsenal host Bayer Leverkusen tomorrow and Lyon on Sunday.

Sander Berge EXCLUSIVE

Burnley will demand up to £30million for Sander Berge with Manchester United eyeing a bid for the Norwegian.

The Old Trafford club are already understood to have made contact with Berge’s representatives.

And the Clarets, following relegation from the Premier League, would be willing to sell the 26-year-old holding midfielder.

Despite that drop into the Championship they will refuse to sell him cheap however.

SunSport understands that United would be prepared to pay £20m for the player signed for £12m from Sheffield United a year ago.

Burnley, now bossed by Scott Parker after Vincent Kompany took over at Bayern Munich, would hold out for £10m more.

They are under no pressure to sell given that they have a £100m parachute payment to rely on.

Berge, big mates with star international team mates Erling Haaland and Martin Odegaard, has become a surprise alternative target following Old Trafford’s refusal to meet PSG’s valuation of £51M for Uruguayan Manuel Ugarte.

Julian Alvarez details

Manchester City accepted a bid for Julian Alvarez from Atletico Madrid.

City accepted an offer worth £81.5million from Atletico and it is now up to Alvarez to complete the deal.

Atleti have offered £64.4m up front plus £17m in add-ons in what would be a record sale for the Citizens.

The striker, however, is yet to agree personal terms with Diego Simeone's side.

The Argentina international moved to the Etihad for just £14m only two years ago, which means City are now selling him for almost six times what they paid for him.

Hummels lined up for shock Prem move

Mats Hummels has been lined up for a sensational Premier League transfer after leaving Borussia Dortmund as a free agent.

The defender left Dortmund under acrimonious circumstances after a massive fall out with former boss Edin Terzic.

Now Brighton are willing to take a chance on the World Cup winning defender as a free agent, according to Florian Plettenberg.

The Sky reporter claims that new Brighton coach Fabian Hurzeler has already held a call with Hummels, 35, about joining the club.

In the phone call, Hurzeler pitched Brighton's sporting project while Hummels spoke about his own sporting ambitions.

The defender is reportedly weighing up whether to join Brighton against retiring from football.

West Ham sign Guido Rodriguez

West Ham have confirmed the arrival of Argentinian midfielder Guido Rodriguez on a free transfer.

Upon his arrival at the London Stadium, Rodriguez said: "I’m very happy to be here.

"I feel like it’s every footballer’s dream to play in the Premier League, and I was very excited when I heard that West Ham were interested in me.

"It’s a historic Club, that has a really interesting project. I think it’s the right Club for me, at the right time, and I hope together we can keep growing. I spoke to Edson [Álvarez] before signing, and we’re both really looking forward to working together again.

"I will help the team in any way I can. I will bring experience to the team, and though I’m aware the Premier League is very physical, I’m ready to put the work in to make sure I’m up to the task.

"What I can say to the fans is that I will give them everything. I’m very motivated, and I think together with the supporters we can achieve many good things. I just can’t wait to get going now!"

Burnley set price for Berge

Burnley will demand up to £30M for Sander Berge with Manchester United eyeing a bid for the Norwegian.

The Old Trafford club are already understood to have made contact with Berge’s representatives.

And the Clarets, following relegation from the Premier League, would be willing to sell the 26 year old holding midfielder.

Despite that drop into the Championship they will refuse to sell him cheap however.

Sun Sport understands that United would be prepared to pay £20M for the player signed for £12M from Sheffield United a year ago.

Price Marc

Chelsea could pocket up to £12million if Marc Guehi completes a move to Newcastle this summer.

The Magpies are closing in on a deal to sign Guehi from Crystal Palace.

He is set to be a club-record signing, with Palace allegedly demanding at least £65million to £70m.

But a sell-on clause will also see Chelsea benefit from the move.

The Blues sold Guehi to Crystal Palace for just £18m back in 2021 following two successful loan spells at Swansea City.

A sell-on clause was added into the contract, meaning Chelsea will pocket 20 per cent of any profit earned by Palace for the sale.

The Blues could therefore make up to £12m from the sale, according to The Times.

Wan-Bissaka demands United pay-off

Aaron Wan-Bissaka is demanding a multi-million pound pay-off from Manchester United to leave the club this summer.

SunSport has learned that while West Ham are willing to meet United's £18million valuation for Wan-Bissaka they cannot afford his wage demands leaving the deal in limbo.

Wan-Bissaka is open to joining West Ham, but has no huge desire to leave United and is refusing to sell himself short.

The 26-year-old has less than 12 months left on his contract at Old Trafford.

And he could bank a huge signing-on fee by staying put and leaving on a free transfer next summer.

Wan-Bissaka's representatives are pushing for United to give the player a chunk of the £18m fee they will receive from West Ham in order to get the deal done this summer.

ANGE POSTECOGLOU tour into his Tottenham flops with an X-rated rant during their latest pre-season contest.

Spurs secured a narrow 4-3 win over a K-League XI in Seoul on Wednesday afternoon.

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Goals from Dejan Kulusevski and Will Lankshear either side of a Son Heung-min brace proved to be the difference.

However, Postecoglou was far from impressed with the match goalless at a drinks break after 25 minutes.

As his players took on fluids around him, the Australian fumed: "I’ve got one f***ing thing to say. We go and have a crack, man for man."

His outburst was caught live by TV cameras along with the shocked reaction of the Spurs stars.

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Postecoglou's rant worked, though, as his side raced into a 3-0 lead at half-time through Kulusevski and Son's goals.

The K-League XI pulled two goals back after the interval before Lankshear restored a two-goal advantage.

A late strike from Pohang Steelers midfielder Oberdan prompted a nervy ending for the Premier League side.

Spurs were able to hold on, though, to claim their fourth win from four pre-season friendlies.

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They conclude their Asian tour against Bayern Munich in Seoul on Sunday.

The German giants then visit the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for Spurs' final friendly on August 10.

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Postecoglou's side begin their campaign nine days later away to newly-promoted Leicester.

Spurs have made three signings so far this summer as they look to build on last season's fifth place finish.

Swedish teenager Lucas Bergvall has completed his move from Djurgarden along with Archie Gray's arrival from Leeds.

South Korean winger Min-hyeok Yang has also signed from Gangwon but will not join his new club until January.

ANGE POSTECOGLOU tour into his Tottenham flops with an X-rated rant during their latest pre-season contest.

Spurs secured a narrow 4-3 win over a K-League XI in Seoul on Wednesday afternoon.

Goals from Dejan Kulusevski and Will Lankshear either side of a Son Heung-min brace proved to be the difference.

However, Postecoglou was far from impressed with the match goalless at a drinks break after 25 minutes.

As his players took on fluids around him, the Australian fumed: "I’ve got one f***ing thing to say. We go and have a crack, man for man."

His outburst was caught live by TV cameras along with the shocked reaction of the Spurs stars.

Postecoglou's rant worked, though, as his side raced into a 3-0 lead at half-time through Kulusevski and Son's goals.

The K-League XI pulled two goals back after the interval before Lankshear restored a two-goal advantage.

A late strike from Pohang Steelers midfielder Oberdan prompted a nervy ending for the Premier League side.

Spurs were able to hold on, though, to claim their fourth win from four pre-season friendlies.

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They conclude their Asian tour against Bayern Munich in Seoul on Sunday.

The German giants then visit the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for Spurs' final friendly on August 10.

Postecoglou's side begin their campaign nine days later away to newly-promoted Leicester.

Spurs have made three signings so far this summer as they look to build on last season's fifth place finish.

Swedish teenager Lucas Bergvall has completed his move from Djurgarden along with Archie Gray's arrival from Leeds.

South Korean winger Min-hyeok Yang has also signed from Gangwon but will not join his new club until January.

TOTTENHAM continue their preparations for the new season with a huge friendly against Bayern Munich in Seoul.

In Spurs' opener in South Korea, they beat Team K League - an all-star team of players from the Korean top flight - in a 4-3 thriller.

Dejan Kulusevski opened the scoring on 29 minutes, followed by a stunning Son Heung-min brace to give Tottenham a 3-0 lead at half-time.

A quickfire double from Stanislav IIjutcenko made it 3-2 before Will Lankshear reinstated Spurs' two-goal advantage just after the hour mark.

Oberdan Alionco de Lima netted on 81 minutes to set up a grandstand finish, but Ange Postecoglu's men held on to run out 4-3 winners.

Bayern haven't featured in South Korea yet but began their pre-season with an eye-opening 14-1 win over FC Rottach-Egern before a 1-1 draw with FC Duren.

When is Tottenham vs Bayern Munich?

Tottenham vs Bayern Munich will take place on Saturday, August 3.

Kick off will be at 12pm.

The Seoul World Cup Stadium will host.

Is Tottenham vs Bayern Munich on TV?

Tottenham's clash with Bayern Munich will be available to watch on SPURSPLAY, providing you hold a valid subscription.

Subscribers can live stream the match via the SPURSPLAY website or the Official Spurs + Stadium app.

Alternatively, you can keep up to date with all the action by following SunSport's live blog.

Will Harry Kane feature for Bayern Munich against Tottenham?

Harry Kane will miss out on the opportunity to face his former side in Seoul as new Bayern manager Vincent Kompany confirmed that the 31-year-old striker wasn't part of the travelling squad to South Korea.

The forward featured heavily for England at Euro 2024 this summer and appeared to be carrying the effects of a back injury he sustained before the international tournament began.

Kane started in every game for the Three Lions, scoring three goals and he captained the side in the final against Spain.

He won't feature against Spurs in South Korea, but Bayern travel to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium a week after (August 10) their clash in Asia for another friendly, which Kane could be available for.

Tottenham's pre-season fixtures and results

Here are all of Tottenham's pre-season fixtures and results:

SON HEUNG-MIN had a hero’s welcome back in Seoul - as Spurs fans got an exciting glimpse of their new South Korean signing Yang Min-Hyuk.

Winger Yang, 18, became Tottenham’s fourth signing of the summer when his transfer from Gangwon was confirmed last week.

The youngster will not link up with his new side until January but did face them in the Seoul World Cup Stadium as part of Spurs’ pre-season to the Far East.

Ange Postecoglou’s men faced a Team K League side made up of the best players in South Korea’s top division.

Though former England international Jesse Lingard, who plays for FC Seoul, was not involved due to injury.

Yang showed a blistering turn of pace and almost scored against his new team when racing in down the left, but fired narrowly over.

Spurs made a slow start, which may have explained why Postecoglou was raging during the drinks break midway through the first half.

The livid Aussie was ordering his players to go “man to man” in the pressing, with microphones catching him dropping the F-bomb as dressed down his squad.

It had a positive effect though as Spurs then went on to score three goals before half-time.

Dejan Kulusevski, playing as a central striker, broke the deadlock, leaping onto the rebound from a saved Son shirt and smartly turning into the roof of the net.

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Son then gave his 25,000-strong, adoring crowd what they wanted, as he cut in from the left and fired into far corner.

It was a typical strike from Spurs’ captain, and teed up by Jamie Donley, who impressed at inverted left-back again.

Son then made it three in stoppage time, playing a one-two with Kulusevski, nutmegging his defender and then firing into the far corner.

It was a strike which delighted Spurs fans on social media as they look forward to their captain's tenth season at the club.

Commenting on the brilliant link-up between Son and Kulusevski, one fan said: "Really difficult to judge the standard we're up against, but Son has been out of this world. I guess he's giving the crowd something to remember."

Another described the wonderful strike as "filthy" while a third said: "Oh, that was incredibly lovely."

Spurs beat a K League team 6-3 two years ago under Antonio Conte in a madcap game of chances - and that is what it proved to be again in the second half.

The Korean side brought on the division’s top scorer at the break, Stanislav Iljutcenko, and he fired a quick-fire double, both from close range, to make it 3-2 by 54 minutes.

Postecoglou’s men went back in front though as 19-year-old Will Lankshear, who has impressed throughout pre-season, turned home Timo Werner’s cross.

The goal frenzy was not over though as Oberdan made it 4-3 with a thumping volley.

There could have been more goals with James Maddison and Emerson Royal hitting the woodwork and the Korean side missing a number of good chances.

Oliver Skipp was lucky to escape serious injury when caught on the knee by an awful tackle which would have been a red card in a competitive game.

Spurs have won all five of the pre-season games so far - including the 7-2 win over Cambridge behind closed doors - and 21 goals in the process.

Ex-Tottenham star Mido has declared his aim to return to top-flight football... aged 41 and after an ELEVEN-YEAR break.

The Egypt striker spent three years with Spurs, scoring nine goals in 61 games.

Mido had further Premier League stints with Middlesbrough, Wigan and West Ham.

But he announced his retirement in summer 2013 after a one-game Championship cameo with Barnsley.

Ex-Ajax and Marseille ace Mido went on to manage a host of clubs in Egypt including former team Zamalek.

But he has now stated his intention to pull on his boots once more, claiming he is still better than any of the Egyptian top flight's current strikers.

He told a Cairo TV station: "My journey is not complete yet. I'm thinking of going back to playing football in the Egyptian Premier League.

"I bet that I will score at least 10 goals if I go back to the EPL. There are currently no good strikers, and that's what encourages me to come back.

"I will join one of the Egyptian clubs soon, and I will go through the preparation period with them. I am 60 per cent ready.

"I didn't retire from football - I only took a ten-year break."

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Mido hinted he will make his comeback with one of the north African country's "historic" clubs.

He won 51 Egypt caps, scoring 19 goals for the Pharaohs.

Mido was sacked after just nine games as coach of EPL club Ismaily 17 months ago.

IVAN TONEY'S Brentford exit is in doubt after his replacement Igor Thiago suffered an injury.

West Ham and Tottenham are in the hunt for Toney with SunSport exclusively revealing that the Bees were prepared to slash their asking price by £30million.

But those plans may be shelved after Thiago hurt his meniscus.

The Brazilian hitman, 23, scored twice in a 5-2 friendly win over Wimbledon but will miss tonight's clash with Benfica.

It was an excellent start to his time in West London but the shine was taken off by his setback.

A club statement confirmed: "Brentford’s Igor Thiago suffered a meniscus injury during the Bees’ 5-2 victory over AFC Wimbledon.

"The striker, who scored a brace on his first appearance for the club, is unavailable for this evening's game against Benfica and will have further scans next week to determine the extent of the injury."

The expected recovery time for a meniscus injury is six to 12 weeks, meaning Thiago is likely to miss Brentford's Premier League opener against Crystal Palace in August 18.

He could potentially be sidelined for a significant portion of the season depending on the severity of the injury.

Brentford had hoped to create an auction for Toney after he returned from an eight-month gambling ban in January and initially invited bids in excess of £80m.

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But there were no offers during the winter transfer window and the club have been surprised at the lack interest this summer.

Toney is keen to leave Brentford this summer but has repeatedly spoken of his desire to join a “top club that wins trophies.”

The 28-year-old could opt to see out the final year of his contract at Brentford in the hope of joining a big club on a free transfer next summer, although such a move may create tension with his employers.

Brentford broke their transfer record to pay Club Brugge £31m for former bricklayer Thiago, who they have been scouting for some time.

Thiago notched 18 goals in 34 Jupiler Pro League outings last term - firing Brugge to the title.

He netted 15 in 32 for Bulgarian outfit Ludogorets in his first season in Europe.

After losing his dad aged 13, Thiago carried fruit at a fair and worked as a bricklayer to make money.

Speaking to Brentford's club website, he explained: "When I was 13 years old, my father passed away.

"I started to work at the fair carrying fruit. I also worked as a bricklayer. I had several jobs when I was younger, before I got into professional football and got the opportunity to play abroad.

"It helped me as a man, and it helped me as a person. It helped me to appreciate the little and big things in life, because today I look at my life and see that I'm privileged with everything I have."

BRYAN GIL and Sergio Reguilon have been left out of Tottenham’s tour to the Far East so they can seal moves elsewhere.

The Spanish pair are surplus to requirements under new boss Ange Postecoglou, so they will not be joining their colleagues in Japan and South Korea over the next fortnight.

Gil, 23, turned down a loan move to Brighton in January and has been a long-term target of Feyenoord.

He joined the North London outfit back in 2021 but struggled to cement a spot in the team.

The winger has had two loan spells away from Spurs with moves to LaLiga clubs Valencia and Sevilla.

During his time at Sevilla, he helped the club win the Europa League and scored twice in 17 league appearances.

Reguilon, 27, spent the first half of last season on loan at Manchester United and then was farmed out to Brentford in January.

The left-back will not have regular game time should he stay at Spurs, with Destiny Udogie the first choice in the role.

He had signed a five-year deal when signing for the club in 2020, which is set to expire at the end of the 2024/25 campaign.

Fraser Forster has also been left home as he continues to recover from a fractured foot.

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Rodrigo Bentancur, Giovani Lo Celso, Cristian Romero and Micky van de Ven will rejoin the squad closer to the start of the season.

They are currently on holiday after representing their countries in the latter stages of the Copa America and Euro 2024.

Spurs play J League champions Vissel Kobe in Tokyo on Saturday at 11am.

They will then face K League All Stars in Seoul July 31 at 12pm.

The final game of the tour will be against Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich.

The match will also be in the South Korean capital and kick off at midday on August 3.

And while we’re at it, here’s another… I bet very few of you have narrowed it down to the same couple of candidates as me.

If the odds are spot-on, finding Gareth Southgate’s replacement is a toss-up between Eddie Howe and Graham Potter.

Well in my book it’s a straight head-to-head, too. But I’m even more convinced that the men I see as obvious front-runners will be lucky to even get an interview.

I doubt there are many who’d agree with me either, when I say the FA should look no further than Steven Gerrard or Frank Lampard for the next Three Lions boss.

Either of them could do the job standing on their head, yet probably neither will get so much as a phone call.

Mind you, plenty of people will insist there’s no reason why they should because they’ve already written off both as failures.

Forgetting that Frank reached an FA Cup final and finished fourth in his first spell at Chelsea.

Or the fact that Everton were in such a mess, he never had a prayer when he went there.

There’s every chance they’ll gloss over Stevie’s time at Rangers, despite their first title win in a decade — unbeaten as well — and say he was a flop at Aston Villa.

But you show me a manager who’s not had a tough time of it somewhere down the line. Potter certainly did at Chelsea — he only lasted 31 games and lost 11 of them.

So did Unai Emery, the man who replaced Stevie as boss at Villa, when he was Arsenal manager. It happens to everyone out there.

So what’s the difference between Potter and Frank?

Why is one an obvious candidate for England, yet the other not even worthy of a mention?

Nothing against Eddie or Graham, by the way. Eddie’s doing well enough at Newcastle without absolutely tearing it up.

And Potter did a good job at Brighton before Chelsea but he had good recruitment and was working with good players.

Look at some of the names he had and where they ended up.

Alexis Mac Allister won the World Cup and went to Liverpool. Leandro Trossard is at Arsenal, Marc Cucurella and Moises Caicedo joined Chelsea, Yves Bissouma is with Tottenham.

There’s no doubt Potter or Howe would be a safe pair of hands. A steady Eddie. Just like Gareth was eight years ago — which is why they will probably get a chance.

But if the FA want someone steeped in football knowledge — at international level too — and who knows the game inside out at that level, both Frank and Stevie leave them standing.

The players would love it as well. They’d be desperate to play for them.

They would have nothing but respect whether it was Lampard or Gerrard as boss.

So, are they both on the scrapheap for good because they’ve had a failure somewhere down the line? There won’t be any managers left before long if that’s all it takes.

And here’s another thing as well. While you need a thick skin to be a club manager, it’s not a patch on the one demanded at international level.

That goes for players — certainly the senior ones — as well. And Stevie and Frank could tell you all about that better than most.

Some of the stuff Frank had to put up with back in the day was horrendous, horrible stuff.

It was the same for Gerro, especially when he was captain.

But the pair of them stood up and came through it. And that’s the sort of character you want and need as England manager.

It’s not about being a fantastic coach. When do you really get the chance to prove that with England? You don’t.

You’re not out there every day doing shape, shadow play and the like. For one thing you tend to pick the team at the last minute because you don’t want it leaking out!

It’s about managing, not coaching and there is a difference. It’s about picking the best players in the right positions.

It’s about attacking and being positive — and in my book, nothing would be more positive than giving Stevie or Frank a call.

But I’d be very surprised if anyone at the FA even picks up the phone and dials their numbers.