“Tottenham on the Verge of SHOCKING Mega-Signing of Premier League’s Hottest Star After Frank’s Stunning Endorsement – You’ll NEVER Guess Who!”
Tottenham Hotspur recently appointed Thomas Frank as their new manager, succeeding Ange Postecoglou.
The former Brentford boss has wasted no time making his mark, with Mathys Tel already confirmed as his first signing.
According to Football Transfers, a second high-profile acquisition could be on the horizon, as Frank has reportedly given the green light for Spurs to pursue Manchester City winger Jack Grealish.
Grealish, 29, has struggled for consistent minutes under Pep Guardiola and was left out of City’s FIFA Club World Cup squad, signalling that his time at the Etihad may be drawing to a close.
Tottenham have already held preliminary talks with Grealish’s representatives and remain interested in a move.
However, his current £300,000-per-week wages present a significant hurdle. Spurs are hesitant to disrupt their wage structure to accommodate the former Aston Villa star.
Nonetheless, Frank’s approval and potential persistence could influence the board’s stance and drive the deal forward.
Despite financial concerns, there’s growing optimism that a move for Grealish remains very much possible.
The transfer would likely require Grealish to accept a substantial pay cut, but given the uncertainty surrounding his role at City, he may be open to such a compromise.
Manchester City are also reportedly open to offloading the winger as Guardiola looks to streamline his squad, with a loan deal to North London not ruled out.
If the transfer materialises, Grealish could thrive under Frank’s management. Unlike City’s rigid, possession-heavy system, Spurs may offer him more creative freedom, particularly on the left flank—mirroring the conditions that allowed him to shine at Aston Villa.
With Son Heung-min potentially nearing the final stages of his Tottenham tenure, Grealish could serve as a long-term successor.
His experience at a top-tier club and winning pedigree would also bring added value to the Spurs dressing room.
While Everton and Newcastle United have shown interest, Tottenham’s qualification for the Champions League could give them the edge in securing his signature.
