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Tottenham Hotspur are interested in signing West Ham forward Mohammed Kudus this summer.

Spurs are looking to sign a forward who can play across the front line and Kudus fits that bill.

He is one of a number of players they are exploring potential deals for.

They also have an interest in Brentford's Bryan Mbeumo, Bournemouth's Antoine and Crystal Palace star Eberechi Eze.

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As it stands, Mbeumo's preference is a move to Manchester United and Bournemouth's valuation of Semenyo is considered high.

Kudus is also on Newcastle's list of targets in case they are unable to sign Anthony Elanga from Nottingham Forest.

Spurs have not signed a player from London rivals West Ham since Scott Parker in 2011.

But with West Ham keen to sell Kudus to help Graham Potter reshape his squad this summer, there is a possibility that could change.

Kudus is aware of the situation and is open to leaving.

Kudus open to leaving after rejecting Saudi move

Kudus turned down the chance of more than tripling his salary by moving to Saudi Arabia.

A Saudi Pro League club were willing to pay close to West Ham's £70m valuation to sign the player, but he does not want to move to Saudi Arabia at this stage of his career.

West Ham would expect to almost double the £38m they paid Ajax for him two years ago.

The Hammers have been offered players in part exchange, but that could increase their wage bill - if, for instance, they were to take three players as part of a deal from another club.

The Ghana international is ambitious, and clubs in the Champions League are likely to be options.

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The top stories and transfer rumours from Tuesday's newspapers...

DAILY TELEGRAPH

Chelsea and Manchester United are weighing up the possibility of trying to send Christopher Nkunku and Alejandro Garnacho in opposite directions this summer.

Fabio Paratici has a consultancy contract with Tottenham Hotspur that runs to the end of August, meaning the club are under no pressure to hand him a new staff role despite the fact his worldwide ban is nearing an end.

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Crystal Palace's Eberechi Eze is interested in spearheading Thomas Frank's Tottenham revolution.

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Arsenal have sensationally entered the race for explosive PSG winger Bradley Barcola and are reportedly challenging Liverpool for the £100m star.

Mohammed Kudus has signed with renowned sports management firm ROOF as speculation over a potential move away from West Ham United continues to gather pace.

Leicester's future has been left shrouded in uncertainty as their Thai owners face a total business collapse.

DAILY MIRROR

AC Milan have made contact with Arsenal as they consider signing Oleksandr Zinchenko, who has spent the last three years at the Emirates but will soon enter the final 12 months of his deal.

A potential swap deal that would see Manchester United part ways with Jadon Sancho and welcome Dusan Vlahovic could be on the cards.

Scott McTominay is the latest mega-money target for Saudi giants Al Hilal according to reports.

Manchester United have dramatically reduced the size of their scouting network in a bid to put an end to years of bad transfer business.

DAILY MAIL

Paul Pogba believes Juventus did not do enough to support him during his doping ban.

Juventus are reportedly considering offering two players to Manchester United in an attempt to sign Jadon Sancho this summer.

GUARDIAN

Ibrahima Konaté is stalling on signing a new deal at Liverpool, raising fears at the club that another key player could run down his contract after this summer's departure of Trent Alexander-Arnold.

INDEPENDENT

There is still a €10m gap between Arsenal and RB Leipzig on Benjamin Sesko, as the London club's staff have also discussed a move for Chelsea's Noni Madueke.

THE I

Newcastle United are working on a deal to sign highly-rated 18 year-old Seung-Soo Park.

ATHLETIC

Jonny Evans is in advanced talks with Manchester United over a staff role that will tap into his knowledge of youth development.

DAILY RECORD

Rangers have ramped things up in their bid to land top target Conor Coady.

Russell Martin could bolster his new-look Rangers backroom team by launching a move for ex-Arsenal goalkeeping coach Sal Bibbo.

Ajax are pushing to sell former Aberdeen loanee Jay Gorter this summer.

Wrexham are working on a move to bring in former Rangers forward Tom Lawrence.

SCOTTISH SUN

Dinamo Bucharest are ready to offer former Kilmarnock winger Danny Armstrong an eye-watering deal to join them - but want a quick answer.

Nicolas Kuhn is reportedly edging closer to completing his Celtic exit this summer.

Ally McCoist will have to pay education bosses if he gets the green light for a controversial housing development.

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Thomas Frank has labelled Ange Postecoglou a Tottenham legend while speaking in his first interview since being appointed as his successor at the club.

Postecoglou was sacked by Tottenham despite leading the club to their first trophy in 17 years after lifting the Europa League in May.

The former Brentford boss has since been confirmed as his replacement and is now eager to build on the "foundation" created by Postecoglou, as the Dane prepares for his first taste of Champions League football as a result of the triumph against Manchester United in Bilbao.

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In his first interview with Spurs' in-house media team, Frank thanked his predecessor for his work at the club and insisted he will "forever be a legend in Tottenham".

"I think Ange has done something special. He'll forever be a legend in Tottenham," Frank said.

"It's important to understand we all stand on the shoulders of others. I'm going in on the foundation Ange built, and his coaching staff, and I'm very humble about that. I'll do my very best to continue the great work he put in.

"The feeling, the excitement, the joy and the happiness in the fans' faces, the pictures were 'wow'. Hopefully, we can create more of those moments. That will be the ultimate dream: to do that and build on that."

Despite finishing the interview with a nod to the past, Frank's focus is firmly on the future.

The 51-year-old spent seven years at Brentford and was regularly linked with vacant Premier League roles, such as Manchester United and Aston Villa, throughout his time there, but has now gone into detail regarding why the job at Tottenham was so enticing.

Frank added: "It's a good squad. It's an exciting, massive club with massive potential. So, it's just super, super exciting.

"I had very good conversations and meetings with [Daniel Levy, Vinai Venkatesham, and Johan Lange] where we discussed everything in depth - details about the club structure, processes - and of course I came with my views on things, how I saw it, my ideas, and the way I want to do things and how I try to build a team and a club.

"There'll be ups and downs - right now, it's a fairytale. Everyone's happy, the sun is shining, it's fantastic.

"We haven't played one game yet. Hopefully, we'll win a lot. We'll work very hard every single day to make sure we create as many magic moments for the fans and put them together and at the end of the season, we'll have had a very good season."

Frank's first competitive games in charge

Tottenham's Premier League season opener against Burnley comes just three days after Spurs' UEFA Super Cup match against Paris-Saint-Germain.

The game in Udine, Italy, on August 13 is Frank's first competitive game in charge as the Europa League winners take on Champions League holders PSG.

The Dane then faces a daunting first away game as Spurs go to Manchester City the following weekend on August 23.

After a home fixture against Bournemouth on August 30, the next game will be Frank's first London derby in charge as Tottenham visit West Ham on September 13.

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Thomas Frank's first Premier League game in charge of Tottenham Hotspur will be at home against promoted Burnley on August 16.

But the Dane faces a daunting first away game as Spurs go to Manchester City the following weekend on August 23.

After a home fixture against Bournemouth on August 30, the next game will be Frank's first London derby in charge as Tottenham visit West Ham on September 13.

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Spurs face a difficult November as they host London rivals Chelsea at the start of the month, followed by a home game against Manchester United on November 8, which comes after a Champions League midweek.

Then, after the international break, Frank takes charge of his first north London derby as Tottenham take on Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium on November 22.

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The return north London derby at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is on February 21, which comes at the end of a tough run of fixtures as Spurs face Manchester City (January 31), Manchester United (February 7), Newcastle (February 11) and then the Gunners.

Tottenham's penultimate Premier League match of the season is at London rivals Chelsea on May 17, before finishing the campaign against Everton at home on May 24.

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