Summary
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Tottenham appointed Thomas Frank as his new manager to replace Angel Postoglou.
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Daniel Levy could splash the money after qualifying the Spurs for the Champions League.
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Three stars of the Premier League and an international in Denmark were supported to move in northern London.
It is just to say that Tottenham Hotspur had an eventful end of the season. The Spurs finally ended their 17 years of waiting for a trophy by winning the Europa League, however, Daniel Levy then decided to dismiss Angel Postocoglou after a 17th place in the Premier League.
The search for a new manager in northern London led the Spurs to Thomas Frank, the Danish coach arriving as a permanent successor of PostCoglou in Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
With the football of the Champions League proposed after the triumph of the Europa League, the Spurs will have a lot of funds at their disposal as they seek to support Frank on the summer transfer market.
An agreement that has already been concluded is that Kevin Danse’s loan decision becomes permanent for more than 20 million pounds sterling, but which could join the Austrian through the door in the coming months?
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Well, Grok, the AI tool on X, has already predicted four summer signatures, Tottenham and Levy could do to strengthen Frank’s squad, totaling 250 million pounds sterling.
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Marc Guehi
Crystal Palace (80 million pounds sterling)
From the rear, Captain of Crystal Palace Marc Guehi could be a man sought after this summer after rumors of moving to Newcastle United last summer.
The Magpies are still linked to Guehi, but Tottenham, the same goes, with claims suggesting that Guehi wanted to speak with the Spurs after their victory in the Europa League.
Spurs had an offer of 70 million pounds sterling rejected for Guehi in January, but Grok estimates that a cost in the region of 80 million pounds sterling would conclude an agreement. They would also add Guehi ‘would offer defensive stability and defense leadership, allowing Cristian Romero and Micky Van de Ven to turn or play behind a three’.
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MORTEN HJULMAND
Sports CP (50 million pounds sterling)
Another midfielder could be on Frank’s wishes list before the 25/26 season, and the star of the Sportive CP Morten Hjulmand is another planned signature.
Another Danish, there were allegations earlier in 2025 according to which the Spurs had to make an offer for Hjulmand this summer, in the interest of Rivals Arsenal and Manchester United.
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Morten Hjulmand statistics |
Although |
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Games |
52 |
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Goals |
4 |
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Aid |
2 |
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Save average by 90 |
53.7 |
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Success |
90% |
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Tackles by 90 |
2 |
Protected by a release clause of 80 million euros (69 million pounds Sterling) in his contract, Grok thinks that an agreement could work at 50 million pounds sterling due to Sporting’s desire to negotiate, adding Hjulmand ‘would complete Yves Bissouma and Rodrigo Bentancur’.
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Back seat
Crystal Palace (70 million pounds sterling)
Alongside Guehi, the Spurs also show active interest in another Crystal Palace – Ebelechi Eze star.
The marker of the final winner of the Eagles in FA Cup against Manchester City, Eze is a player of interest for Frank, who would have urged Levy to sign for Tottenham when he is in talks to take over in northern London.
Grok estimates that an agreement could be worth 70 million pounds sterling and say that “the capacity for goals of Eze and goals would add the quality of the stars, reducing dependence to James Maddison and support Dominic Solanke”.
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Antoine Semenyo
Bournemouth (50 million pounds sterling)
The last signature of the Spurs planned by Grok is the Bournemouth attacker Antoine Semenyo, who was strongly linked to Tottenham in the first stages of the summer window.
There have been allegations according to which Levy and the CO have personally had interviews with the representatives of Semenyo for a transfer of Tottenham, Grok believing that costs could be worth up to 50 million pounds sterling.
The AI also adds that Semenyo “could provide depth and competition to Heung-Min Son and Wilson Odobert” and that its “ability to play through the three before offers tactical flexibility”.
