Son Heung-min, after winning the Europa League, could leave Tottenham this summer for a multimillion-dollar offer.

Thomas Frank has been appointed by Tottenham Hotspur to point the North London club in the right direction again.

Tottenham Hotspur are closing in on the appointment of Thomas Frank as their new boss ahead of the 2025/26 season. Following his excellent work at Brentford for over seven years, Thomas Frank is wanted by Daniel Levy to succeed Ange Postecoglou at White Hart Lane.

Spurs parted ways with Postecoglou less than three weeks removed from their glorious night in the Europa League final. Their 1–0 victory over Manchester United courtesy of Brennan Johnson’s scrappy first-half goal meant they ended their 17-year wait for a major trophy.

New Spurs boss Frank will be charged with helping promising Spurs stars fulfil their potential while bringing senior players back to form

With Thomas Frank taking the Tottenham Hotspur helm this week, a new rumour has emerged about a Brentford star who is now more interested in following in his former coach’s footsteps.

Rather than Mbeumo, Tottenham are said to have “stepped up” their interest in Semenyo, according to Sky Sports News. The two-footed forward enjoyed a career-best campaign with the Cherries last term, amassing 11 goals and five assists while Bournemouth set a club-record points tally.

The mayor of one of Australia’s biggest cities has asked Tottenham Hotspur “reconsider” their decision to sack head coach Ange Postecoglou, adding that the club risks being “known as the team that is allergic to silverware”.