Tottenham will not decrease their valuation of star centre-back Cristian Romero despite Atletico Madrid publicly announcing their interest.
Former Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou was involved a gracious text exchange with the journalist who suggested he may be remembered as a "clown".
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It has been reported that Mbeumo would favour a move to Manchester United, even though teams who finished much higher than the Red Devils in the table last season are also looking to acquire him. For a couple of weeks, it seemed a formality he would head to Old Trafford, but a spanner has been thrown in the works.
Jose Mourinho and Son Heung-min have met to discuss a possible reunion, as Fenerbahce are willing to splash the cash for the Spurs captain.
Ange Postecoglou could quickly land a lucrative new job just weeks after being sacked by Tottenham Hotspur.
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Tottenham's search for a successor to Ange Postecoglou has led them to Thomas Frank. The Dane has joined from Brentford after an incredibly successful seven-year stint in west London, and has been tasked with a similar revolution on the northern edge of the city after signing a three-year contract.
Frank was not only part of the Bees' revolution from mid-table Championship fodder to one of the Premier League's toughest outfits, but rather the catalyst. Brentford are forward thinking and innovators in their own right, but the crown jewel was their loveable, charismatic and tactically-astute head coach.
There are several reasons as to why Spurs were attracted to Frank, not least his philosophical flexibility and ability to operate on a budget, and now is the time to get behind their new manager. His spell at Brentford revolved around alignment on all fronts, and he's going to need similar support to bring further glory to Tottenham.
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Tottenham's search for a successor to Ange Postecoglou has led them to Thomas Frank. The Dane is set to join from Brentford after an incredibly successful seven-year stint in west London, and has been tasked with a similar revolution on the northern edge of the city.
Frank was not only part of the Bees' revolution from mid-table Championship fodder to one of the Premier League's toughest outfits, but rather the catalyst. Brentford are forward thinking and innovators in their own right, but the crown jewel was their loveable, charismatic and tactically-astute head coach.
There are several reasons as to why Spurs were attracted to Frank, not least his philosophical flexibility and ability to operate on a budget, and now is the time to get behind their new manager. His spell at Brentford revolved around alignment on all fronts, and he's going to need similar support to bring further glory to Tottenham.
Tottenham will reportedly appoint Thomas Frank as a full £10 million ($13.5m) agreement is reached for the Brentford boss to replace Ange Postecoglou.
Tottenham players have been left fuming by the club's decision to sack Ange Postecoglou and his successor may face a player revolt, per a new report.
Tottenham captain Son Heung-min's future is in doubt but Spurs are willing to let him go as long as one key condition is met.