“Tottenham’s £51M Dream Signing CRUSHED by DEVASTATING Injury – Transfer DEAD in SHOCKING Twist!”

Tottenham Hotspur successfully advanced past Eintracht Frankfurt in the Europa League quarter-finals, narrowly winning over two legs at Deutsche Bank Park.

However, attention has now turned off the pitch, with reports suggesting that one Frankfurt player made a strong impression on Spurs’ top brass.

Brazilian goalkeeper Kaua Santos, who delivered an impressive performance in the first leg, reportedly caught the eye of Tottenham officials.

According to SportBILD, Spurs’ director of football Johan Lange expressed interest in the 21-year-old following internal discussions after the two clubs met.

During the quarter-final tie, Lange is said to have met with Frankfurt sporting director Markus Krosche.

Manchester United’s technical director Christopher Vivell was also present, as both clubs reportedly showed interest in the talented shot-stopper.

However, Frankfurt’s valuation of Santos—around €60 million (£51 million)—was seen as a major hurdle to any deal.

Unfortunately for all parties involved, talks are now off the table after a significant injury setback.

In the second leg against Tottenham, Santos suffered a serious cruciate ligament injury, as confirmed by Frankfurter Allgemeine. He now faces a lengthy spell on the sidelines.

The injury is a major setback not only for Frankfurt but especially for Santos, who seemed poised for a breakthrough moment in his career.

With his recovery expected to take several months, any hopes of a summer transfer move—particularly to Tottenham—have now been dashed.