“Tottenham’s INSANE Summer Transfer Frenzy: SEVEN World-Class Attackers Targeted, Including Xavi Simons in a Blockbuster Move!”

Over recent weeks, it’s become clear that Thomas Frank’s top priority this summer is to bolster Tottenham’s attacking options.

Despite this, Spurs have yet to make a marquee signing, with Mathys Tel currently the only arrival at the club so far.

Reports emerged a few days ago indicating that Tottenham are prepared to activate Eberechi Eze’s £68 million release clause, following the player’s reported interest in a move to N17.

However, speculation remains that rival clubs such as Arsenal could swoop in to hijack the deal.

Tottenham’s interest, though, isn’t limited to Eze. According to Flashscore, the North London club are also exploring alternative attacking targets, including Bryan Mbeumo and Antoine Semenyo.

Interestingly, the report suggests Spurs view Eze as the most cost-effective option among the three.

The article also confirms that Mohammed Kudus is on Tottenham’s radar, with the Ghanaian seemingly open to leaving West Ham this summer.

In addition, it’s claimed that Xavi Simons has been offered to the club, adding another intriguing name to the mix.

Brighton duo Kaoru Mitoma and Joao Pedro have also reportedly been discussed internally as Spurs continue their search for reinforcements in the final third.

The variety of names linked with the club has led to questions about Tottenham’s transfer strategy. Some observers believe the scattergun approach may point to Fabio Paratici’s growing influence in the background.

While Technical Director Johan Lange typically prefers to operate discreetly and keep negotiations under wraps until deals are nearly done, Paratici is known for casting a wide net—engaging with multiple targets for each position before choosing the best option.

There are increasing signs that Spurs are leaning toward Paratici’s method this summer, fueling speculation that he could be preparing for a formal return to the club in an official capacity.