Spurs meet openly to sign “one of the best wingers”

Tottenham Hotspur won the Europa League cancellation and resumed Europe’s next semester, but Daniel Levy’s decision to fire Angel Postecoglou highlighted hunger to maintain a greater level of success in the coming years.

With Thomas Frank snatching the canoe lead from Brentford, the Spurs are in a good challenge to challenge the top of the Premier League again, despite the need for summer signing to inject fresh quality into the weary team, which has indeed succeeded in the toughest year.

Antoine Semenyo’s name is tied, but among others, Tottenham’s new manager hopes to welcome this.

Earlier this week, Sky Sports revealed that Tottenham Hotspur could sign Bryan Mbeumo this summer after contacting Brentford after its first discussion, despite the players’ preference for joining Man United.

This is because the Londoner appointed Frank, who has led Mbeumo to such an impressive personal height in the past few years.

And now, according to transfer insider Graeme Bailey, the Lily White believes that Champions League football and the chances of 25-year-old staying in London may be favored.

Mbeumo won’t be cheap after his excellent season, and the Bees are looking to move around £60m ahead for the right side.

What will Bryan Mbeumo bring to the Spurs

Mohamed Salah, Alexander Isak and Erling Haaland. Perhaps the three best scorers in the Premier League. They were the only players who surpassed Mbeumo last season, and Ipswich Town writer Alex Osborn called him “one of the best wingers in the league.”

Mbeumo not only dazzled in front of goals, but also performed well in the areas it crossed. According to Sofascore, Cameroon International received an average of 1.8 key passes, 1.4 dribbling and 4.7 successful finals in the last semester, highlighting the mellowness that most shooters don’t boast.

His prolific style certainly makes him better than Semenyo, a great player, but Tottenham lost over £50m, scoring just 11 goals in the Premier League last year and also scored six assists in his 37 appearances.

There is no doubt that Semenyo is a talented winger who will have a big impact on repositioning Tottenham’s domestic form and fluency, but he can compete with Mbeumo, who objectively is one of the most classic stars to target?

The Bournemouth man made the top 5% of attacking midfielders and wingers in Britain’s top flight last year, shot according to FBREF, but in the top 27% of 90-point goals, his efforts led to a data-driven website to attract Mbeumo as one of his most comparable players.

If this is the case (and there are similarities: both players are physical, dynamic, and powerful in different positions), the best track that will certainly fall is signing more reliable and sinister players in front of goals.

So Mbeumo is definitely a better choice, especially when considering the kind of money Bournemouth wants to break up with Semenyo.