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Amidst reports linking Swedish sensation Roony Bardghji with a move to Tottenham Hotspur, it has now emerged that a European club have launched an offer for the Copenhagen winger.

There has been a lot of debate over Tottenham’s transfer policy over the last couple of years, and some reports have indicated that the Spurs recruitment team have decided to prioritise signing experienced additions over youthful exuberance this summer.

However, the report made it clear that the change in policy does not mean the Lilywhites will not be shopping for some gems like the ones they have found over recent years, namely, Lucas Bergvall, Archie Gray and Luka Vuskovic.

One man who is on their wishlist is the young Swede, with several outlets reporting that Tottenham may test the waters with an offer for Bardghji this summer.

Bardghji has refused to sign a new contract at Copenhagen, and with his contract running out in January 2026, his days at the Danish club appear to be numbered.

Portuguese clubs submit an offer for Roony Bardghji

It turns out that it is Porto who have made the first move for the 19-year-old, with Fabrizio Romano taking to social media to reveal that the club have now submitted an offer for the attacker.

Romano does not disclose the value of Porto’s offer or indicate whether it is likely to be accepted, making it clear that the deal is not yet advanced.

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He also adds that many clubs around Europe are keen on landing Bardghji, although he does not name any of the other interested suitors.

How much would Tottenham have to pay for Bardghji?

Given the Sweden Under-21 international’s contract situation, Copenhagen are reportedly willing to sell him for a cut-price fee at the moment.

It was revealed by GiveMeSport recently that Tottenham can land Bardghji for £10m and the teenager would be open to uniting with fellow Swedish starlet Lucas Bergvall at Hotspur Way.

Heung-min Son’s future at Tottenham Hotspur has been the subject of plenty of debate over the past couple of weeks.

The 32-year-old’s loyalty to the club paid off when Tottenham won the Europa League final against Manchester United last month, which was his first piece of silverware since moving to North London from Bayer Leverkusen in 2013.

Since making the move from Germany, Heung-min Son has cemented his legacy as a club legend and a spot firmly in the record books. The South Korea captain has the most assists for Tottenham of all time and also sits in sixth place for the most Spurs appearances in history.

Son was delighted when he addressed the fans at the Europa League celebration parade outside the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and admitted he was proud of the group who lifted the trophy in Bilbao.

The celebratory scenes have not lasted long after Tottenham sacked Ange Postecoglou as manager on Friday, which left Son praising his former manager on social media following his dismissal.

Heung-min Son’s future at Tottenham is unclear

Rumours have been surfacing of interest in Son from Saudi Arabia this summer which coincides with the club looking to generate transfer funds to reshape the Tottenham first-team squad ahead of their return to the Champions League.

Tottenham are not in a rush to sell Son despite Saudi interest with Paul O’Keefe revealing that any exit would be down to the captain to decide his future.

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Son answers question on if he will stay at Tottenham

Son is currently on international duty with South Korea and came off the bench in the 75th minute of their 4-0 win over Kuwait in a World Cup qualifier.

Following the match at Seoul World Cup Stadium, Son was asked for an answer on his future at Tottenham amid the circulating reports and refused to rule out leaving the club this summer.

He told Yonhap News Agency: “I still have one more year left on the contract.

“Rather than saying anything at this moment, I think we should all wait and see what happens. But no matter where I end up, I will always do the best I can. It will never change.”

Tottenham’s coaching shake-up continues to take shape as Thomas Frank edges closer to the job – but who are the trusted lieutenants set to follow him into N17? Let’s meet the six potential candidates.

The deal between Tottenham Hotspur and Thomas Frank is currently at its final stages, as reports state that an announcement is expected in the coming days.

Spurs are set to pay Brentford a £10 million release clause to land Thomas Frank, in a deal that would see several other members of the Dane’s backroom staff join him.

But who are these people, and what are their roles? Let us meet the six members of Thomas Frank’s backroom staff who could be making a switch to Hotspur Way this summer (Football London).

Who could join Thomas Frank at Tottenham?

Former Manchester United coach could also join Spurs

It has also been reported that a former set-piece coach of Arsenal, Manchester United and Brentford could be joining Thomas Frank in his move to Tottenham.

Andreas Georgson is a 43-year-old set-piece expert who only just left Manchester United and was also part of the setup at Arsenal.

He could be joining the Lilywhites this summer, as they continue to make a refresh to their coaching team.

Thomas Frank is yet to be confirmed as Tottenham boss, but the 51-year-old has already given the green light to a move for a marquee signing.

Tottenham Hotspur are edging closer to completing the appointment of Brentford manager Thomas Frank, with an announcement expected in the coming days.

As such, transfer rumours surrounding Tottenham have started to heat up ahead of the Dane’s appointment, with several outlets reporting that Frank has started to communicate his transfer targets with Spurs.

It was revealed that Thomas Frank would be part of the transfer process at Tottenham, but he would not have the final say, with the club ultimately deciding who to pursue or avoid.

Thomas Frank backs Eberechi Eze transfer if Tottenham miss out on Bryan Mbeumo

Frank is said to be keen on bringing Bryan Mbeumo with him to Spurs, according to some reports, but it has also been stated that a move for Mbeumo is unlikely, as he is in talks with Manchester United.

GIVEMESPORT are now reporting that Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy is being urged by Thomas Frank to land Crystal Palace winger Eberechi Eze if Spurs cannot win the race to strike a deal for Bryan Mbeumo.

It is understood that the 51-year-old is on board with the prospect of Spurs pushing hard in their pursuit of Eze, especially if they are beaten to Mbeumo’s services and are forced to turn their attentions towards alternative targets.

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Spurs weighing up Eze deal as United circle Mbeumo

Eberechi Eze is said to have a release clause of £68 million, which means any side that matches that clause is free to enter into talks with the winger, a move Crystal Palace can do little to hamper.

Mbeumo, on the other hand, is being priced at about £50 million, as Brentford rejected United’s offer within that price range, with reports now claiming that a £60 million bid is being prepared by the Manchester club.

Mbeumo outperformed Eze in terms of goals last season, with the Cameroon international grabbing 20 in the league, while Eze managed eight goals and eight assists in 34 appearances – four fewer than Mbeumo.

While United are frontrunners to land Mbeumo, Tottenham are reported to be hoping that Thomas Frank can help persuade the wide forward to make the switch to north London.

Tottenham are on the verge of appointing Thomas Frank as their new manager, but despite speculation, they are not expected to pursue one of his most trusted Brentford players, Bryan Mbeumo.

Should Tottenham Hotspur complete the signing of their preferred managerial target, Thomas Frank, that could open the floodgates for more transfer activity, as Spurs are yet to complete any new signings, since they announced the permanent purchase of Kevin Danso, after his winter loan spell.

It was recently revealed that during talks with Daniel Levy, Thomas Frank made a demand to be involved in the process of signing players, even though the club would ultimately decide who joins Tottenham and who does not.

Several reports have already surfaced regarding Frank’s first transfer request, with rumours stating that the Brentford manager has asked for Tottenham to bring one of his key stars along with him, Bryan Mbeumo.

Tottenham unlikely to pursue Brentford forward Bryan Mbeumo

The Daily Mail has now confirmed what we know by stating that Tottenham are closing in on a deal to sign Thomas Frank as their new head coach.

However, the publication has now revealed that reports of Bryan Mbeumo following the Dane to Hotspur Way are very unlikely.

It is claimed that the likelihood of Tottenham entering the race for Brentford forward Bryan Mbuemo is minimal, as he has been closely linked with a move to Manchester United.

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It is claimed that any idea of Spurs looking to hijack the deal from Manchester United is highly unlikely at this time, even with Thomas Frank on board.

Spurs remain active in the summer transfer market

Regardless of whether Tottenham go for Bryan Mbeumo or not, the Lilywhites are still expected to be busy this summer window.

It has been stated that Tottenham are keen on landing a marquee signing and that Spurs hold interest in signing Grealish from Manchester City.

It has also been revealed that three positions are set to be strengthened this summer and that five new faces could be expected at Hotspur Way this window.

With a few months still left in the summer window, it would be interesting to see who the Lilywhites sign.

Tottenham have stepped up their pursuit of Bournemouth winger Antoine Semenyo, but they are not alone in the race, with several Premier League clubs now circling.

We reported earlier this week that Tottenham Hotspur have stepped up their pursuit of Antoine Semenyo as they look to complete a move for the Bournemouth winger this summer.

It is said that Spurs have held significant interest in Semenyo for some months now and are now looking to secure the services of the wide forward who grabbed 11 goals and six assists in 37 Premier League games.

The winger’s versatility certainly adds to his appeal, as he is capable of playing on both the right and left of the attack, which would improve Spurs’ firepower ahead of next season.

Tottenham face competition for Antoine Semenyo transfer

It has since been revealed that Tottenham are not the only ones showing interest in the Bournemouth man, with Manchester United also keeping tabs on the winger’s situation.

Manchester United and Spurs could be involved in a transfer tussle this summer, as both clubs have an eye on Bryan Mbeumo and Antoine Semenyo while they look to bolster their attack.

Sky Sports is now reporting that, of the clubs interested in signing Semenyo, Tottenham have recently done more work on the Cherries man.

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However, it is also understood that Semenyo is very much on the list at Liverpool this summer, and the Ghanaian winger is believed to favour playing for a Champions League club, although he has not yet ruled out a move to Old Trafford.

Spurs may need to pay £75m to land Semenyo

If Tottenham are to land Semenyo this summer, it has been reported that a significant fee would be demanded by Bournemouth.

It is claimed that it would take a fee in the region of £75m to land Semenyo, as the Cherries are expected to make it hard for any side looking to sign their winger, with reports stating that they do not want to lose him.

Spurs also have Tyler Dibling on their radar this summer, and the Southampton man could prove to be an alternative should a deal for Semenyo not go through.

A new twist has emerged in Tottenham Hotspur’s pursuit of Bryan Mbeumo, as reports now suggest the Brentford star has a clear preference for another Premier League side.

Tottenham Hotspur were said to have joined the race to sign Bryan Mbeumo from Brentford this summer after the 25-year-old put up his best return in a Premier League season, scoring 20 goals and assisting eight.

Spurs are reported to be closing in on a deal with Thomas Frank and, as such, it has been claimed that Frank is eyeing a reunion with the Brentford star.

Of course, the Lilywhites are not alone in their pursuit of the Cameroon international, with reports also revealing that Manchester United are keen on securing the services of Mbeumo.

A new update has now emerged on the future of the Brentford man, this time from Ben Jacobs of GIVEMESPORT.

The journalist claims that Mbeumo has made his preference to join Manchester United clear, and that all suitors are aware of the player’s stance.

He also states that with Tottenham edging closer to sealing a deal with Thomas Frank, the manager’s appointment could naturally alter the transfer targets of the Lilywhites.

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However, it is also reported that suggestions of a Spurs hijack for Mbeumo are, for now, premature, and that Manchester United are solely focused on trying to agree a fee with Brentford.

While the journalist has not completely ruled out a potential Tottenham move for Mbeumo, he also states that Spurs are looking at a right or central attacker, and that Tyler Dibling is on their list. As of now, Manchester United are currently the only side in formal talks with Brentford.

Mbeumo decision could come down to Champions League vs wages

Indeed, the transfer saga is far from over and should Tottenham show interest in Bryan Mbeumo, then the winger would have a decision to make.

Currently, Tottenham have the lure of Champions League football, after they booked their spot in the competition following their Europa League win over Manchester United.

Mbeumo could find himself in a situation where he has to decide on following his heart or his head, as Manchester United could offer him more in terms of wages, while Tottenham could give him his first taste of European football.

A Tottenham insider has now shared what he knows about Heung-min Son’s future as the Tottenham captain is linked with a potential exit.

It was revealed a few days ago that Tottenham Hotspur are open to parting ways with Heung-min Son, amidst interest from Saudi Arabia.

The Spurs captain, who bagged 11 goals and 11 assists last season, struggled to reach his usual heights, as injuries and inconsistency plagued his 2024/25 campaign.

Regardless, the Tottenham captain ended the season with a piece of silverware, after Spurs won the UEFA Europa League, following their 1-0 win over Manchester United.

Paul O’Keefe lifts lid on Tottenham stance over Heung-min Son

Tottenham fans were very open to the news that Son could leave the club this summer, with some supporters labelling the club captain a legend of Spurs, but urging the Lilywhites to cash in on him.

Paul O’Keefe has now revealed what the feeling from within Tottenham is about the potential departure of the club captain.

According to the journalist, Spurs are in no rush to part ways with the Korean winger, and would only be tempted to sell if a significant offer comes in, as there is no pressure on Son to leave Hotspur Way.

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O’Keefe told the Last Word on Spurs (1:08:00): “If a big bid came for him, they would let him decide if he wanted to stay at the club or move on. I do not think they are particularly in a mad rush to get him out of the building and I do not think necessarily he is in a mad rush.

“If it comes to a point where they get a serious bid and he said ‘look, I fancy a change’, I think that now he has got that trophy, the landscape has slightly changed.

“He could go now, and everyone would consider him a total hero. I think he and everyone would be at peace with that now. They are not going to take, say, £10m because you would keep him around for that – he is worth that all day long.

“If a serious bid came and he felt it was right to engage with that, then maybe the club would deal, but I do not think they are actively trying to put him out the door.”

Spurs must find a long-term Son replacement

Regardless of Heung-min Son’s decision on whether to leave or stay, Tottenham need to strengthen the left wing position of their squad.

A replacement needs to be found for the winger, as Mathys Tel failed to impress during his six-month loan spell in north London last season.

Tottenham continue to be linked with Eberechi Eze, who would be the ideal replacement for the Spurs captain, but at the moment, nothing concrete has been decided by the Tottenham board.

Tottenham have identified Eberechi Eze and Bryan Mbeumo as their top attacking targets, but will have to decide on one over the other this summer window.

Tottenham Hotspur’s transfer activity this summer has so far been limited to just one deal, with Spurs confirming the permanent signing of Kevin Danso following his loan spell in the winter window.

The transfer window is expected to close briefly on 10 June, to allow clubs involved in the Club World Cup to finalise their business before the tournament begins, and will then reopen on 16 June before closing again on 1 September.

Of course, there is still ample time for Tottenham to strengthen their squad, as they have been linked with several high-profile signings, with a couple of them particularly standing out as exciting potential additions.

Tottenham weigh up Eberechi Eze or Bryan Mbeumo move

Spurs are now said to have joined the race to sign Brentford winger Bryan Mbeumo, who bagged 20 goals in 38 appearances last season, in what could be a reunion with Thomas Frank, should the Danish manager seal a move to north London.

Eberechi Eze has also been mentioned as a key target, with reports suggesting Tottenham are plotting a marquee signing this summer, and the Crystal Palace winger is firmly on the club’s radar.

Both players would add undeniable quality to Tottenham’s attacking options, as the club looks to add firepower to their frontline ahead of next season.

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Respected journalist Paul O’Keefe has now weighed in on Tottenham’s interest in Eze, stating that while the Palace midfielder remains a serious target, the financial aspect and Thomas Frank’s potential desire to reunite with Mbeumo could tilt the balance away from Eze.

Speaking on Last Word on Spurs, O’Keefe said (1:03:15): “They would like to do that deal.

“I think he is a player who is still most definitely on their radar, but it is just the funds and obviously you have got the spanner in the works that their ears have been pricked by Thomas Frank with regards to Mbeumo and that is something they are looking at currently.

“I’m not saying it’s something they’ll press the button on but if they get Thomas Frank over the line, he is someone they would consider.”

Spurs must weigh cost of Eberechi Eze and Bryan Mbeumo transfers

Tottenham certainly find themselves in a delicate spot, as Eze is believed to have a £68 million release clause that becomes active this summer, while Mbeumo is expected to command a £50 million fee if he is to depart Brentford.

Should Tottenham pursue both players, the club could be looking at a combined outlay of nearly £150 million on just two attackers during this window.

That figure becomes even more significant when considering that other areas of the squad require attention, with reports indicating that Spurs could make up to five new signings before the window closes.

Tottenham are set to make another major backroom addition, with a former Manchester United and Arsenal coach potentially poised to join Thomas Frank in north London.

The signing of Thomas Frank from Brentford is still in the works, as reports claim that talks have carried on this morning.

Of course, this comes after Fabrizio Romano appended his famous ‘here we go’ to the Frank and Spurs deal, but his report has since been labelled premature.

It was revealed that details about the contract and the members of the backroom staff who are expected to join Frank are still being finalised.

Andreas Georgson could join Tottenham backroom staff with Thomas Frank

A £10 million release clause has been reported to be the fee Tottenham are expected to pay to prise Thomas Frank away from Brentford.

It has also been claimed that meeting Frank’s release clause would not be an issue for Tottenham, who are eager to get the deal over the line as soon as possible.

Sky Sports reporter Lyall Thomas has now revealed a staff member who could join Thomas Frank at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, as negotiations continue with Brentford.

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According to the journalist, Andreas Georgson is another staff member who could join Thomas Frank at Tottenham this summer.

The 43-year-old coach is a set-piece expert who only just left Manchester United, previously worked at Brentford in 2020 and was also part of the setup at Arsenal.

Spurs hope Andreas Georgson solves set-piece woes

Spurs have often suffered with set-pieces under Ange Postecoglou at times during games, and Frank would be hoping Georgson can help improve the Lilywhites’ defending of set-pieces.

It has been reported that five other members of Frank’s backroom staff are expected to join him in his move to north London.