Frank Greenlights Spurs £68m ‘Magic’ action

It would be an understatement to say that Thomas Frank is doing a big deal in the hands of Tottenham Hotspur next season.

The former Brentford boss will have to significantly improve the club’s Premier League performance while remaining competitive in the domestic Cup and Champions League.

The best and only way Daniel Levy and Co can help him achieve this is to sign a lot of real drawer players this summer.

One player Mohammed Kudus has been associated with the club in recent days is Mohammed Kudus, although recent reports have also touted a better option to move to the N17.

Spurs target a lot of kudus upgrades

Interestingly, Kudus’s period of relating to moving to Tottenham Hotspur was linked to moving to Tottenham Hotspur, the first report said North Londoners’ interest emerged in the summer of 2022 and then rose again in March 2023, with only West Ham United pouring in and getting his services in August for £38 million.

But even though the 24-year-old is playing for London opponents now, the Spurs still seem interested.

In fact, according to the story earlier today, Lilywhites is still as keen on fanaticism as the previous Ajax Gem and because the Hammer needs to address the PSR focus, he is priced at around £60m.

But there is another player associated with previous relocations with the N17, who can eventually move this summer, and may be a better option: Eberechi Eze.

According to the latest report by Transfers expert Fabrizio Romano, Givemesport, the Spurs have maintained a strong interest in the Crystal Palace Star.

Although Romano has not yet had an international connection with talent after a discussion between the club’s superior and Frank, Romano revealed that he was on the North Londoner’s target list, indicating that he was the one the manager wanted to be in the club and gave the green light to sign.

As far as the potential costs of the former QPR star are concerned, his release clause has been worth about £68 million in the current contract for some time.

Crossing this line would be a complex and expensive transfer, but Eze is more worthwhile than Kudus and has better signatures.

Why Eze is better than Kudus

So, with the goal and assists ultimately most important for the attacking player, it makes sense from the start of the season’s original production, and when doing so, Eze’s advantage begins to become immediately apparent.

For example, in just 43 games, a total of 3,303 minutes, the 27-year-old “Magic” (by Pundit Micah Richards all called 14 goals and provided 11 assists, with a great goal every 1.72 games or every 132.12 minutes.

Hammers Ace, by comparison, scored only five goals and provided four assists in 35 games, with a total of 2,721 minutes this year, with impressive participation in goals every 3.88 games or every 302.33 minutes.

In addition to the average scoring goals, the Palace stars have shown that they have the ability to score huge goals at large moments, such as the FA Cup semi-finals and finals this season.

Unfortunately for Ghana’s stars, the incredibly unilateral nature of this comparison only worsens when we look at their base numbers under the hood.

For example, in almost all relevant indicators, the England international is leading the way, including things like non-racing expected target plus assists, creating shooting actions and key passes, which suggests that his excellent production is not fluorine at all.

Interestingly, the Green star also made more tackles and completed more ball recovery per 90, which shows that he has the ability to cut games and help with defense when needed.

Ultimately, while Kudus is a talented player and will be a good signing for the Spurs, Eze is a great player and will be the sensation for Frank this summer.

So even if he spends more money, Levy and Co should do everything to sign Eagles Star before someone beats him.