Although there are still a few months to go until the next transfer window, Tottenham already seem to be making preparations.
Before diving into this latest development, let’s briefly revisit some recent transfer stories.
As we recently reported, Spurs attempted to sign a Mexican defender, but the move fell through as AC Milan swooped in first.
However, he wasn’t the only Milan player Tottenham pursued in the January window. They also showed interest in Fikayo Tomori, though the defender ultimately turned them down.
Above all, in news that will delight all fans, the signing of Harry Kane, the former star most beloved by supporters, is not off the table for this summer, or at least that’s what has been reported.
Looking ahead to the summer window, fresh reports now suggest that the Franco-Cameroonian winger has caught Tottenham’s attention.
According to various reports, Spurs are in the market for a forward, with one name standing out in particular—Bryan Mbeumo.
Bryan Mbeumo now has Newcastle chasing his signature
Online discussions indicate that Spurs are in need of a striker, making this a likely area of focus in the coming months.
According to Football Insider, Brentford’s Bryan Mbeumo is valued at £50m and will enter the final year of his contract in June.
However, Tottenham aren’t the only club interested. The same report states that Newcastle United are also keen on the 25-year-old and are currently leading the race for his signature.
In fact, the Magpies' manager has even described him as a 'dream signing.'
A solid option at a low cost
A fierce battle for the forward is on the horizon, with Newcastle reportedly ready to go all out to secure his services.
Bryan Mbeumo could be a strong addition to play through the middle and link up with captain Heung-Min Son.
According to Sofascore, the forward has started 25 matches this season, scoring 14 goals and providing 3 assists.
Without a doubt, Bryan Mbeumo could be a great addition to Tottenham’s squad—offering quality at a lower price compared to other targets in the market.