“Thomas Frank’s DESPERATE Tottenham Plan: OBSESSIVELY Targeting ONE Position to SUPERCHARGE Defense!”

Tottenham Hotspur have reached an agreement to sign Mohammed Kudus from West Ham United, a significant move that could bring an end to their summer-long search for a top-quality attacker.

Spurs had also been linked with Bryan Mbeumo, Antoine Semenyo, and Eberechi Eze in recent weeks, but Kudus appears set to become the marquee addition.

While the Kudus deal will be welcomed by supporters, fans will be expecting more transfer activity in the coming weeks.

Tottenham’s manager, Thomas Frank, is not just targeting attacking reinforcements—he is also eager to strengthen other key areas of the squad.

According to The Athletic, a high-profile winger is indeed one of the club’s top priorities this summer.

However, the club’s transfer business is far from over. Spurs are also actively pursuing the signing of a new full-back, particularly on the left side of the pitch.

Adding a left-back has become a key focus due to the current lack of depth in that position. Destiny Udogie is the only natural left-back available in the squad after Sergio Reguilon’s departure.

Meanwhile, Ben Davies has predominantly operated as a centre-back in recent seasons for both club and country, leaving a gap on the flank as Spurs prepare for their return to the Champions League.

In terms of potential targets, Tottenham have been strongly linked with a move for former player Kyle Walker-Peters.

The 27-year-old is currently a free agent after leaving Southampton, but competition for his signature is fierce, with multiple Premier League sides reportedly interested.

Another option being considered is Fulham’s Antonee Robinson. However, the West London club are said to be demanding a hefty £45 million fee, which could prove to be a stumbling block for Spurs.

As the transfer window unfolds, Tottenham’s activity is expected to ramp up, with further additions likely in key areas to build a competitive squad for the season ahead.