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Tottenham Hotspur have made advances towards a sensational move to sign Jarrod Bowen after it emerged that the West Ham star is not entirely convinced about remaining in East London.

Spurs will need to add more quality to their attack this summer, particularly with some outlets raising the possibility that Heung-min Son’s decade-long spell at Tottenham could end this summer.

Additionally, there is ambiguity on whether Mathys Tel will remain at Spurs, thus necessitating the need for some big-name additions up front.

It has now been claimed that the Lilywhites are eyeing a sensational move for West Ham’s Jarrod Bowen, who is having some doubts about remaining at the London Stadium.

Tottenham have reached out to West Ham over Jarrod Bowen

TBR Football have now revealed that Jarrod Bowen has some concerns about remaining with the Hammers amidst the club’s continued struggles under Graham Potter this season.

While Bowen is thought to be happy in East London, he has some doubts over whether the club can push on next season as performances and results show no signs of improving.

This has alerted Tottenham Hotspur, who have already reached out to the winger, as well as to their London rivals, to ask about a summer deal.

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Newcastle United have also made advances towards the 28-year-old, but so far neither the Magpies nor the Lilywhites have received any encouragement that a deal can be done.

West Ham remain resolute on Bowen despite need to sell

TBR Football explain that Potter’s men need to sell players before they can push ahead with moves for their transfer targets this summer.

However, they consider Bowen to be an “unsellable asset” and have no intention of listening to offers for the England international.

Instead, the Hammers are hoping that the sale of Mohammed Kudus would improve their PSR position and allow them to keep hold of the former Hull City man.

Tottenham Hotspur are said to be eyeing Zepiqueno Redmond as a potential bargain signing for the summer transfer window.

Earlier this week, we reported that Tottenham have set their eyes on a move for a young teenage Feyenoord forward, Zepiqueno Redmond.

It was revealed that while the Lilywhites have eyes on the youngster, they are expected to be in a transfer tussle with Bournemouth and several Bundesliga sides who are also circling for his signature.

Of course, the Lilywhites are no strangers to giving youth a chance, as we’ve already seen this season – and with the youngster’s contract set to expire this summer, it’s clear why Spurs are showing interest.

Tottenham could sign Zepiqueno Redmond for a bargain fee

Now, according to Football Insider, Zepiqueno Redmond could be a “bargain signing” for Tottenham Hotspur this summer.

The publication states that while Spurs are fully aware that Redmond is drawing interest primarily due to his potential, rather than an established track record, they are in a strong position to secure the teenager’s services.

The Netherlands Under-19 international wouldn’t be ready to lead the line immediately at Spurs, but his availability on a free transfer has sparked a number of clubs into action.

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With competition from Bournemouth, who are also interested in Redmond, alongside several Bundesliga teams, securing his signature won’t be easy. The race for the young forward’s services looks set to be a competitive one.

Is Zepiqueno Redmond the answer for Tottenham’s forward depth?

Spurs will undoubtedly need added depth in the forward areas next season, and while signing Zepiqueno Redmond could be considered a bargain, the youngster remains far from the finished article.

Questions remain about whether such a signing would truly be enough to bolster Spurs’ squad, particularly if Richarlison departs amid links to Saudi Arabia.

If the future of Mathys Tel also remains uncertain, with a return to Bayern Munich looking likely, bringing in a raw talent like Redmond might not strengthen the squad in the way it needs to be.

Indeed, if Tottenham are serious about competing at the highest level, they’ll need more than a player still finding his feet in top-tier football.

Jamie Carragher has revealed exactly who he thinks would come out on top if Tottenham were to meet Manchester United in the Europa League final.

Tottenham Hotspur’s struggles in the Premier League this season have been well documented, with the North London side currently sat 16th in the table.

However, Manchester United haven’t fared much better either, as the Red Devils also find themselves languishing in the bottom half, with just a single point separating them from Ange Postecoglou’s side.

Despite their poor domestic form, both clubs have had a better time of it in Europe and now find themselves just three games away from lifting silverware.

Jamie Carragher backs Manchester United to beat Tottenham in Europa League final

If both sides navigate their semi-final ties, with Tottenham due to face Bodo/Glimt and Manchester United going up against Athletic Club, we’d be in for an all-English final.

Spurs would go in with a bit of confidence, having already beaten United three times this season. But Jamie Carragher doesn’t see it that way.

Speaking on The Overlap, he made his stance clear – he reckons Tottenham get to the final, but fall short.

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Carragher doesn’t think they’d get past Athletic Club in their own ground, and even if it’s United in the final, he’s still not backing Spurs.

“I mean, I can’t see Tottenham winning the trophy just for the fact, I can see you getting to the final, but I can’t see you beating Bilbao in their own stadium,” Carragher said.

“I think that’d be tough for anybody. There’s no way Tottenham beat Man United in a European final, no chance, history, mentality, they’re just a club who find a way to win. Man United have an ability to win games they shouldn’t.”

Spurs backed by supercomputer in Europa League predictions

Now, while Carragher is tipping Manchester United to lift the trophy, the numbers seem to tell a different story altogether.

A supercomputer, which ran 10,000 simulations of the competition ahead of next month’s semi-finals, has installed Tottenham Hotspur as favourites to go all the way.

According to the model, Spurs have a 66.6 per cent chance of reaching the Europa League final and a 34.9 per cent chance of winning it.

Athletic Club, who would be playing the final on home soil should they beat United, are next in line with a 28.5 per cent chance of glory.

Manchester United come in just behind that, with their chances rated at 24.2 per cent, while Tottenham’s semi-final opponents, Bodo/Glimt, are the outsiders with a 12.4 per cent shot at pulling off a shock.

We’d have to wait and see who comes out on top with their predictions. But it is fair to say, it is a hard one to call.

Tottenham Hotspur have been impressed by the solid displays of German international centre-back Yann Bisseck this season, but they will have to see off competition from three of their Premier League rivals to land the player.

Over the last couple of weeks, an increasing number of outlets have suggested that Cristian Romero is expected to depart Tottenham this summer amidst interest from Atletico Madrid.

Unsurprisingly, we have thus seen plenty of speculation linking various centre-backs with a move to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this summer.

It has now emerged that Spurs have turned their attention to a pacy centre-back, who is quickly emerging as one of the best in Serie A.

Tottenham ready to battle rivals for Inter Milan star Yann Bisseck

This update comes from TEAMtalk, who say that Inter Milan centre-back Yann Bisseck has caught the eye of Spurs as well as several other Premier League sides.

The 24-year-old’s impressive displays at the heart of the Nerazurri backline this season have seen him break into the German national team setup, and his performances are now attracting envious glances from England.

A fiercely contested transfer race is thus set to unfold for Bisseck, with West Ham, Everton and Bournemouth also keen on the player.

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The publication adds that the Lilywhites have now gathered information about the former FC Koln man as they plot a move for him when the transfer window opens in June.

Inter Milan will not sell Bisseck until after Club World Cup

TEAMtalk point out that Inter are in a strong negotiating position since the German international is contracted to the club until 2029.

While the Serie A giants are open to cashing in on Bisseck, they will only do so for a fee of around €35m-€40m (£30m-£34m).

Additionally, the publication explains that Simone Inzaghi’s men want the centre-back to be part of their Club World Cup campaign until July 13th, which rules out a sale in the first couple of weeks of the window.

Tottenham Hotspur have set their sights on a young Chelsea starlet, who is turning a lot of heads out on loan, but the North London club face multiple stumbling blocks in their efforts to sign him.

The central midfield area is one that Tottenham will look to strengthen this summer, particularly amidst news that Yves Bissouma is expected to depart Spurs.

It turns out that Tottenham Hotspur have been impressed by one Chelsea youngster, who has not played a single game for the Blues since signing from Vasco da Gama over two years ago.

The player in question is Andrey Santos, who is making a name for himself on loan at Strasbourg this season, and it turns out that Spurs are not the only ones who have been alerted by his development in France.

Tottenham battling Arsenal and others for Andrey Santos

This report comes from CaughtOffside, who claim that Santos does not want to return to Stamford Bridge this summer and is looking to leave the West London club on a permanent transfer.

The outlet states that Tottenham have been joined in the race for the 20-year-old by Arsenal and Newcastle United, while Paris Saint-Germain and AC Milan are also keeping an eye on the youngster.

According to the report, the Blues are open to cashing in on the Brazil international for a fee of around €45m-€50m (£38.4m-£42.7m) this summer.

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Spurs may face a roadblock in Santos pursuit

Apart from the fact that Spurs face a lot of competition from Champions League sides for the midfielder, there is also one other roadblock that the Lilywhites may have to deal with.

CaughtOffside says that Chelsea are not too keen on selling Santos to a direct rival, which might give PSG and Milan an advantage over the Premier League trio.

The publication adds that the Blues are certainly not expecting to be short of suitors for the Brazilian this summer.

A striker who finished his career with over 500 Premier League appearances and 62 caps for England, has admitted that he could have joined Tottenham at a very young age.

There are a number of top players who have gotten away from Spurs during the Premier League era, with Tottenham supporters looking back and wondering ‘what if’.

Tottenham missed out on the likes of Luiz Suarez, Eden Hazard and Joao Moutinho, who ended up thriving in the Premier League at other clubs.

More recently, Tottenham also came close to signing Jack Grealish in 2018 before he exploded onto the Premier League stage with Aston Villa and eventually completed a £100m move to Man City.

Former England striker admits he had a chance to join Tottenham

Emile Heskey might not make anyone’s list of the top 10 or 15 strikers in Premier League history, but the centre-forward is undoubtedly an iconic name, forming some formidable strike partnerships with the likes of Michael Owen and Wayne Rooney for club and country.

The 47-year-old has now admitted that when he decided to leave Leicester in 2000, Tottenham Hotspur were one of the clubs who wanted him.

When asked about his big move to Liverpool from the Midlands, the former England striker said on the Football’s Greatest Podcast: “It’s a really successful time. You had there and then the move to Liverpool, £11m at a time. Well, that must have been mind-blowing for him. Was it 20, 21 years of age?

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“Yeah. To be honest, from 16, I’d had, because you all know, because you play with the national team from a young age, you kind of get attached to someone. And I’d been looked at from the age of 16, but I wanted to play for Leicester. I wanted to establish myself. And I was on a bit of a roll there as well.

“But then you get to a point where you’ve, I’ve been in the four years, five years we’ve been to the playoff final and three League Cup finals. And you’re like, ‘what’s next?’ I was an international player by then as well.

“So you’re like, ‘okay, well, let’s have a look at where we can go next’. And that’s trying to win titles. Liverpool was my club and I could have gone to Villa, Tottenham, could have gone to Dortmund.”

Why Spurs fans may not regret failed Emile Heskey transfer

It is impossible to predict how different Heskey’s career and Tottenham’s trajectory would have been different had they been successful in signing the striker.

However, it is worth considering the fact that Tottenham boasted some outstanding strikers in the first decade of this millennium.

The speculation over Ange Postecoglou’s replacement continues to run rife at Tottenham, with a young English manager now thought to be on the club’s radar, even though he is set to take his club down this season.

While Andoni Iraola, Marco Silva and Thomas Frank have been named as leading contenders for the Tottenham job over recent months, some younger options are now being mooted as potential replacements for Ange Postecoglou.

Earlier this week, it was reported that Spurs are also admirers of Scott Parker after the former Tottenham midfielder guided Burnley to promotion.

A fresh update has now suggested that Tottenham Hotspur could turn to a 38-year-old who, like Parker, is unproven at the highest level.

Tottenham could move for former academy coach Kieran McKenna

It has now been suggested by journalist Alex Crook that a Tottenham move for Kieran McKenna cannot be ruled out, even though Ipswich are set to go straight back down.

Like Parker, McKenna began his coaching career at Hotspur Way, holding a number of positions in the academy set-up before becoming the head coach of the Under-18s.

The 38-year-old, who was himself a former Tottenham academy product, has impressed since taking over at Ipswich, but the Tractor Boys have been found out in the Premier League this season.

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Despite this, Crook told talkSPORT about Spurs’ managerial search: “So is Kieran McKenna, and I wouldn’t completely rule that one out.”

Why Spurs fans should be open-minded about Parker and McKenna

The way that clubs hire managers has changed completely as the game has evolved tactically over the last five years. It has now become much more meritocratic, with young managers with fresh ideas preferred over experienced managers with lengthy CVs.

That is demonstrated by the fact that Bayern Munich appointed Vincent Kompany even though he had been relegated by Burnley, while Chelsea turned to Enzo Maresca even though he had only managed in the Championship.

Tottenham face a daunting trip to Anfield as they look to halt a poor run of Premier League form against title-chasing Liverpool. Here’s how to watch the clash between Tottenham and Liverpool on Sunday.

Tottenham Hotspur have managed just one win from their last five Premier League outings, with their sole victory coming against bottom-placed Southampton.

They’ve leaked six goals in their last two league matches while only managing to score three in return.

That run includes a damaging 2-1 defeat to Nottingham Forest, which marked their 18th loss of the season and leaves them precariously perched just one point above 17th-placed West Ham United.

Next up is a trip to face Liverpool at Anfield, a side who battered Tottenham 6-3 in their first meeting back in December.

When and where is the game?

The Premier League clash between Liverpool and Tottenham takes place at Anfield on Sunday, 27 April 2025, with kick-off scheduled for 4:30 PM (UK time).

How to watch Liverpool vs Tottenham in the Premier League

For fans watching in the UK, the match will be shown live on Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Premier League, and Sky Sports Ultra HDR.

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Liverpool vs Spurs team news

As far as team news goes, both clubs have relatively healthy squads going into this one. For Tottenham, Heung-min Son remains unavailable as he continues to nurse a foot injury, while Radu Dragusin is still sidelined due to his ACL issue.

Liverpool, meanwhile, are likely to be without Joseph Gomez, who’s dealing with a hamstring problem, and Tyler Morton is a doubt as he recovers from a shoulder injury.

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Given how poor Spurs have been in the league this season, it’s difficult to see how they come away from Anfield with anything. Liverpool, who currently top the table, could even secure the Premier League title with a win over the Lilywhites in front of their home fans.

Ange Postecoglou faces a real selection dilemma too, with Spurs also set to face BODO/Glimt in the semi-final first leg of their European tie straight after the Liverpool game. Balancing the squad for both fixtures won’t be straightforward.

All signs point to a tough afternoon for Tottenham, and if recent performances are anything to go by, the writing may already be on the wall.

A report has claimed that even though Tottenham Hotspur’s accounts show that the club have posted consecutive losses over recent years, they have a huge amount of cash in the bank.

When the accounts for the financial year of the 2023-24 season were released last month, it showed that Tottenham Hotspur had posted an operating loss for the fourth year in a row.

While releasing those numbers, Daniel Levy also issued a warning to Tottenham fans about the club’s unsustainable transfer spending over the last few years.

However, it turns out that a closer look at the numbers reveals that the North London club are in an extremely strong financial position.

Tottenham have £375m in the bank across 13 companies

This update comes from TBR Football, who say that although Tottenham have made a loss on paper over recent years, that is down to the depreciation on the stadium.

That is a tool accounts use to measure the value of an asset over time, but rather than being a cash expense, it is a figure merely used to ascertain the health of a business.

The report explains that with regard to metrics like cash flow or EBITDA (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation), the picture is very different for Tottenham.

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Spurs remain the most profitable club in the Premier League, consisting of 13 companies registered at Lilywhite House in total, which have £2.7bn worth of assets on the books and £375m cash in the bank.

Research from Jason Stephens titled ‘Premier League Clubs – The Hidden Millions’ reveals the following figures:

Why Daniel Levy may be concerned about Spurs financial health

While the deprecation on the stadium might not directly affect Tottenham’s ability to spend on transfers or wages significantly, this article from TRB Football misses a crucial point.

It has been widely reported that Daniel Levy is looking to attract investment into Spurs and has held talks with several parties regarding the same.

However, in order for their valuation to be met, the health of the business needs to be in top shape.

That is also the likely reason the Lilywhites have significantly reduced their wage bill over the last 12 months, with the move being made to make the club more attractive to potential investors.

Jamie O’Hara has said that there is one thing that Daniel Levy cannot even consider doing after Tottenham fell to their 18th defeat of the Premier League season to Nottingham Forest on Monday.

The unwanted records are now piling up for Ange Postecoglou. Following the loss to Forest, Tottenham have now lost more games this season than any other 38-game campaign.

Spurs fans would have hoped that progression to the semifinals of the Europa League would have galvanised the side, but yet, it was more of the same from the Lilywhites, who have barely shown any sign of improvement despite the return of key players from injury.

Ange Postecoglou insisted that Tottenham played well against Forest, but that will mean nothing to the supporters, who have watched their side throw results away consistently this season.

Jamie O’Hara warns Daniel Levy not to take drastic action

According to various reports, Postecoglou is likely to be sacked at the end of the season no matter what happens in the Europa League.

However, Jamie O’Hara has insisted that Levy should not even consider sacking the Australian before the semifinal against Bodo/Glimt, insisting that the Spurs boss has earned the shot to lead the side into the clash.

When a Tottenham fan who called in suggested that Postecoglou should be sacked immediately, O’Hara told talkSPORT: “Come on, mate, you can’t have Ryan Mason taking the semi-final. You can’t, mate. Come on, do me a favour. What are you talking about? You can’t do that.

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“He (Postecoglou) has got the semi-final, you’ve got to give him the semi-final. I know it’s painful and I know it’s unacceptable, but you can’t sack him now. There’s no point, it’s pointless. See if he can get through the semi-final.”

Former Tottenham man accuses fans of disrespecting Ange Postecoglou

The frustrations of Tottenham fans are palpable on social media, with many already at the end of their patience.

However, Ramon Vega blasted some Spurs fans for disrespecting Postecoglou, urging them to stop talking about the Australian’s potential replacements.