Levy submits Totterham’s inquiry about ‘explosive’ rising stars over £40m

Tottenham Hotspur has now questioned about the “explosive” star deal, which is expected to cost more than £40 million this summer, a report said.

Tottenham Eyes’ new midfielder has questions about the future of this tank

Although Tottenham Hotspurs qualifies for the Champions League through the Europa League, they have a lot left in the Premier League in the 2024-25 campaign, and new manager Thomas Frank will hope to oversee a major turnaround.

In his first interview as Spurs boss, Frank picked out James Maddison, Rodrigo Bentancur and Dominic Solanke, three players he was delighted to work with, which shows that Dane was happy with the offensive midfield choice he could use.

However, if Bentancur refuses to sign a new contract, it may move Uruguay this summer, while moving to Atletico Madrid considers it possible, meaning Frank may be responsible for the replacement.

So, according to a report from the training room, Daniel Levy and the co-op could raid one of their Premier League rivals, have now asked questions about Liverpool’s Harvey Elliott, who expects to cost more than £40m this summer.

Elliott is preparing to leave the Reds given the lack of game time last season, and the chances of the first team may be more limited given Florian Wirtz’s arrival from Bayer Leverkusen.

However, the 22-year-old has a widespread interest, which could cause problems for the Spurs, while nearly half of the Premier League submitted their own inquiries, and Jurgen Klopp also hopes to bring his former player to RB Leipzig.

‘Explosive’ Elliott leads England U21 to glory in Slovakia

England U21 won the second straight European champions in a 3-2 win over Germany on Saturday, with Lee Carsley thanking him for his Liverpool midfielder, given his significant role in the victory.

The 22-year-old won the championship award for scoring five goals in Slovakia’s glory, and he has also impressed Arn Slott in the past, the Dutch said: “The way he moved and the way he ended up product was so explosive. We were lucky to have him.”

Not only that, the former Fulham man’s position has ranked in the top 1% of every 90 non-racing goals in his position over the past year, showing the offensive threat he posed.

Elliott is now in his time when he needs to play football, and his exploitation of the England U21 shows that he can thrive at Tottenham, so the cost of around £40m seems reasonable.