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Tottenham Hotspur Eye Major Attacking Reinforcement but Should Drop Antoine Semenyo Pursuit After Bournemouth's Price Tag Emerges
Thomas Frank is expected to be announced as the new Tottenham Hotspur manager in the near future.
Once his appointment is confirmed, Spurs’ transfer activity is anticipated to accelerate.
After a disappointing Premier League campaign, the North London club clearly requires significant reinforcements to strengthen the squad.
Johan Lange is already working on bringing in new talent, and discussions have taken place regarding Bournemouth’s Antoine Semenyo. However, Spurs should consider redirecting their attention elsewhere.
Tottenham’s focus should shift to Eberechi Eze rather than Semenyo. TBR Football recently reported that Bournemouth are demanding £60 million for Semenyo, a fee Tottenham are unwilling to meet.
The Ghanaian forward did enjoy a good season, scoring 13 goals and providing seven assists in 42 appearances, but the price tag exceeds what the club is prepared to offer.
With the Cherries now expecting Semenyo to stay at the Vitality Stadium for another season, Tottenham should explore more viable and impactful alternatives—namely Eberechi Eze, a player long admired by the club.
Spurs’ interest in Eze dates back to his time at Queens Park Rangers in 2020.
Earlier this year, TBR Football reported that Eze informed Crystal Palace of his desire to leave, and with Tottenham offering Champions League football, this summer could be the perfect time for the attacking midfielder to make the move.
Eze has admirers within Spurs’ camp, including captain Son Heung-min, especially after the Palace star scored twice against Tottenham last season.
When comparing the two players statistically, Eze edges ahead. The 26-year-old contributed 14 goals and 11 assists across 43 appearances last season, helping Crystal Palace secure their first-ever major trophy.
His ability to score in high-stakes matches, including goals in both the FA Cup semi-final and final, highlights his big-game temperament—something Spurs desperately need.
Over recent seasons, Eze has proven himself to be one of the Premier League’s standout performers outside the traditional top six.
His consistent displays and increasing influence at Palace have long signaled he’s ready for a step up.
Eze’s £68 million release clause may seem steep, but given his quality, versatility, and proven ability at the top level, it’s a price that Tottenham should seriously consider paying.
If they are to rebuild under Thomas Frank and aim for silverware, players like Eze—who can change games and deliver when it matters—must be central to that plan.
