“Tottenham’s Sneaky Masterplan EXPOSED: Frank’s SHOCKING Direct Call to Star Striker for Jaw-Dropping January Loan Swoop!”
Tottenham Hotspur manager Thomas Frank has reportedly reached out directly to former Brentford striker Ivan Toney regarding a potential January transfer to north London.
Spurs have made an impressive start to the season under Frank, sitting third in the Premier League table after a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Leeds United on Saturday.
However, not all observers are convinced. One fan in the Mailbox described the win as a “smash and grab,” suggesting Tottenham are “in a false position” in the standings.
Despite such criticism, Frank’s side continue to find ways to win, and the manager is already planning for the January transfer window.
Having overseen eight summer arrivals, Frank is keen to further strengthen his attacking options, and his attention has turned to a familiar face in Toney — a player he previously managed at Brentford.
According to a respected X (formerly Twitter) account operated by “five elite reporters,” Frank has personally initiated contact with the England striker about a possible loan move to Spurs this winter. The account reported:
“Exclusive. We already broke the story that Chelsea want Ivan Toney on loan in January.
We also understand that Thomas Frank has contacted Ivan Toney directly about a possible loan move to Tottenham.”
Toney, who is currently at Brentford, has long been linked with a return to top-level contention following speculation around a potential move to Chelsea or Arsenal in previous windows.
After Tottenham’s win at Leeds, Frank expressed his delight in the post-match press conference, saying:
“I’m extremely happy with the win. If you want to build any successful team, you need mentality, character, cohesion, and togetherness. No matter your style, you need that willingness to do everything to win.”
Reflecting on the performance, he added that his team looked “very solid defensively” for most of the match.
“We gave away their goal from a deflected cross, and while they hit the post, it looked more dangerous than it was.
Until the 80th minute, I was very happy with how we controlled the game.”
