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“Tottenham’s SHOCKING Move to Snag the WORLD’S MOST STUNNING Footballer as Frank’s Jaw-Dropping Second Signing – He’s BEGGING to Join!”

Tottenham Hotspur have reportedly held discussions over a move to re-sign Kyle Walker-Peters, whose contract with Southampton expires at the end of June, according to TBR Football.

 

Spurs are expected to be active behind the scenes this summer as they look to reshape their squad under new manager Thomas Frank.

 

Despite their Europa League triumph in the 2024/25 season, the club’s domestic form fell short of expectations, prompting the need for fresh additions.

So far, Tottenham’s only movement in the transfer window has been the permanent signing of Mathys Tel from Bayern Munich, following a successful loan spell.

 

However, Walker-Peters, who is set to leave Southampton as a free agent, has emerged as a target.

 

The south coast club confirmed this week that the 28-year-old full-back would not be extending his stay.

 

Walker-Peters previously left Spurs in 2020 but could now be set for a return.

 

TBR reports that Johan Lange has held talks with the defender, who is open to a move back to north London.

 

Praised by Southampton boss Russell Martin as a “beautiful footballer,” Walker-Peters has impressed with his consistent performances and versatility.

 

Comfortable playing on both flanks, he would offer tactical flexibility and depth in defence—qualities Frank is known to value in his full-backs, who are expected to contribute going forward.

 

Although free transfers don’t always generate the most excitement, signing a proven Premier League defender like Walker-Peters without a fee represents a potentially smart move.

 

He fits the profile of a modern full-back and could adapt well to Frank’s system, making this a pragmatic and potentially valuable acquisition for Tottenham as they look to strengthen ahead of the new campaign.

 

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