British media: Frank has proposed to Levi to sign Mbemo, and if he fails, he will turn to Eze

June 9th, British media "givemesport" exclusive news, Frank is about to become Tottenham head coach, and he has "requested" to introduce his favorite player Mbemo in Brentford from Tottenham chairman Levi. If it cannot succeed, Frank hopes that Tottenham will buy Crystal Palace striker Eze.

Frank has begun planning a summer transfer goal for Tottenham. If Tottenham cannot grab Mbemo from Manchester United, Frank will "approve" Tottenham's attempt to sign Eze. If conditions permit and the goals of both sides are consistent, Tottenham plans to advance the deal later in the summer window.

Eze's contract includes a £68 million termination clause, which gives Tottenham and other teams interested in him a chance to get him. The 26-year-old attacker was called a "superstar" by Carragher. Considering that Tottenham is seeking to improve their creativity in the frontcourt, it is not ruled out that it will provide Eze with an opportunity to challenge a bigger stage. Although it is difficult to trigger a termination clause, the possibility of reaching an agreement will depend on the transaction structure and payment method.

As for Mbemo, Tottenham has not given up even though Manchester United seems to be in the lead in the race. Manchester United's previous £55 million offer was rejected by Brentford. The Red Devils are ready to raise their offer to £60 million. However, Tottenham still holds hope, and they believe Frank's incoming office may lead to a reunion between him and Mbemo.

It is understood that Spurs' senior executives, including Levi, have become more open to introducing big-name players, especially after ensuring the qualification of the Champions League. This makes Eze and Mbemo a target they pay close attention to, and Tottenham is considering fighting against those top clubs in the transfer market to strengthen the team's offensive firepower.

Meanwhile, Tottenham may miss the opportunity to sign Bournemouth striker Semeno, because Bournemouth is unwilling to lose multiple main players in the same transfer period.