Tottenham Hotspurs has vigorously competed with Brentford striker Bryan Mbeumo and submitted a £70 million bid, according to the Mirror.
With new ambitions under new leadership, the Spurs are scrambling to capitalize on Manchester United’s interests in Cameroon International.
Tottenham Hotspur’s sudden push was the appointment of former Mbeumo manager Thomas Frank as the club’s head coach.
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The Spurs have negotiated with Brentford, negotiated Frank’s influence and established a rapport with Mbeumo to reach the deal.
The club reportedly made a £70million valuation, higher than the early £60million valuation of Man United
The 25-year-old attacker enjoyed an impressive season in Brentford and scored 20 Premier League goals with seven assists.
When United flirted with the huge Vathnum Hotspur, Tottenham Hotspur aimed to beat with a football vision, but Frank’s Champions League action under the club’s leadership.
The Red Devils are believed to be leading the game to sign the Brentford attackers.
However, that could change soon, and the Spurs hope to hijack the deal to strengthen this summer’s offense.
Spurs and Manchester United are locked in transfer battle
Champions League football and the subsequent economic incentives have given North London club confidence in a deal for Cameroonian stars.
Mbeumo now has a big decision, now made with two Premier League biggest clubs chasing him.
Familiarity with Frank and the chance to play in Champions League football would be a wise decision for the players, but the opportunity to lure for men United and become part of their revival provides another attraction.
Either way, he started his career by approaching Brentford this summer.
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