TOTTENHAM READY TO LAUNCH SHOCK HIJACK THAT WILL LEAVE THOMAS FRANK IN TEARS – “EXPLOSIVE” ATTACKER WHO’S LITERALLY PERFECT FOR BRENTFORD IS ABOUT TO BECOME A SPUR IN DEVASTATING LAST-MINUTE BETRAYAL!
Reports from Spain suggest Tottenham are “determined” to derail Barcelona’s plan to sign Marcus Rashford permanently, with growing belief that the England forward could be the ideal solution for Thomas Frank’s problematic left-wing position.
Throughout the first half of the season, Frank has struggled to find a consistent performer on the left side of his attack. Numerous players have been tried, but none have claimed the spot.
Speaking before the crucial win over Brentford, Frank admitted that rotation has been necessary but no one has “put their foot down” in the role.
Randal Kolo Muani showed promise in the position before picking up an injury, but it remains clear that Spurs need external reinforcements.
While Tottenham were initially expected to target a left-sided attacker in January, new reports state they intend to move for Rashford next summer by hijacking Barcelona’s bid.
AS claims Spurs are set on securing the 27-year-old, who had previously been discussed as part of a potential swap when Harry Kane was linked to Manchester United.
Rashford’s revival at Barcelona has left the Catalan club unsure whether to trigger the £30m option in his loan. Financial constraints complicate the decision, opening the door for Premier League interest.
Tottenham view Rashford as the perfect profile to elevate their attack, particularly on the left flank.
Frank is reportedly prepared to hand Rashford a central role in the team, although wages could become an obstacle.
Rashford currently earns around £325,000 per week—far beyond the salaries of top Spurs earners like Cristian Romero and Xavi Simons.
However, should a compromise be reached, Rashford’s pace, directness, and improved productivity in Spain make him an attractive fit.
His six goals and 10 assists in 20 appearances for a Barcelona side leading LaLiga underline his progress.
Rashford’s long-term future hinges on Barcelona’s decision and Manchester United’s stance, especially if Ruben Amorim remains in charge at Old Trafford.
Meanwhile, Spurs and other English clubs look set for disappointment in their pursuit of Porto striker Samu Aghehowa, who is not pushing for a January exit.
Off the pitch, Yves Bissouma faces potential disciplinary action after being filmed with laughing gas again, while Frank is also dealing with fresh injury concerns.
Additionally, several Premier League clubs, including Tottenham, are monitoring Anderlecht winger Nilson Angulo’s development.
