“Tottenham STUNNED: Jaw-Dropping £50M Price Tag for ‘PHENOMENAL’ Midfield Maestro Will Leave You Speechless!”
Tottenham Hotspur have encountered a major obstacle in their efforts to sign Hugo Larsson, as Eintracht Frankfurt have made it clear they will not consider lowering their asking price for the highly-rated midfielder during the upcoming summer transfer window, sources close to GIVEMESPORT report.
Fresh off a historic triumph over Manchester United in the Europa League final, which ended a 17-year wait for silverware, Spurs are looking to build on that success.
Manager Ange Postecoglou, along with the club’s recruitment team, is eager to demonstrate ambition as plans for the 2025/26 season intensify.
One unresolved issue is the future of Mathys Tel. The young forward spent the season on loan from Bayern Munich, and Tottenham have the option to secure his services permanently for £45 million.
However, attention is also being directed towards strengthening midfield options, with Larsson emerging as a primary target.
Frankfurt Set a Steep Price for Larsson
Tottenham’s pursuit of the Swedish international faces complications, as GMS sources indicate that Frankfurt have placed a £50 million price tag on Larsson.
The German side considers him essential to their recent qualification for the Champions League and sees no reason to accept a lower fee.
With several clubs expressing interest in Larsson, Frankfurt are confident they can stick to their valuation.
They’re under no pressure to sell at a discount and are prepared to stand firm unless their financial expectations are met.
Although Tottenham remain interested, sources suggest it would be surprising if they agreed to pay the full asking price.
Nevertheless, the North London side is still weighing up whether to approach Frankfurt for negotiations over the coming weeks.
Larsson’s contract, which runs for another four years and sees him earn over £30,000 per week, strengthens Frankfurt’s position.
The club is keen to retain key players ahead of their Champions League return and aims to avoid weakening their squad.
Spurs have been closely monitoring the 20-year-old, with the intention of submitting an official offer during the summer.
However, any hope of negotiating a more modest fee has been dashed, as Frankfurt remain adamant that their valuation accurately reflects Larsson’s market worth.
Postecoglou Faces a Decision
According to GMS sources, Frankfurt are not outright refusing to sell. They are open to letting Larsson leave — but only if Tottenham meet their financial terms.
This leaves the door open for a move to North London, contingent on whether Postecoglou and the club’s top executives decide to meet the demand.
Larsson, hailed as “exceptional” for his development and impact at Frankfurt, would join fellow Swedish internationals Dejan Kulusevski and Lucas Bergvall if a deal materializes.
His addition would reinforce a midfield unit already showing signs of promise but in need of more depth ahead of a busier campaign.
Frankfurt, aware of growing interest in Larsson, are already preparing for life without him. Sources suggest they are actively pursuing Sunderland star Jobe Bellingham, who recently helped his club earn promotion to the Premier League. Should Frankfurt finalize that transfer, it could potentially accelerate Larsson’s departure.
Meanwhile, Spurs are eyeing additional reinforcements. GMS recently revealed that Roony Bardghji is open to a move to North London this summer.
The Copenhagen talent is approaching the final six months of his current contract and has been exploring options, increasing the chances of a move to Tottenham.
With multiple targets in their sights and a Champions League campaign on the horizon, this summer could be a pivotal one for technical director Johan Lange and chairman Daniel Levy.
Securing the right additions — including the high-profile capture of Larsson — will be essential if Spurs are to continue their upward trajectory.
