The Mirror reported that Thomas Frank asked Tottenham to bring Mbemo with him while signing him.

Brentford coach Frank has made a statement to the club that he hopes to switch to Tottenham to fill the coach's vacancy. Although Cameroon striker Mbemo, who negotiated with Manchester United for a transfer fee of £60 million, has received two offers from the Red Devils, Frank hopes that Tottenham can intercept the nobility and sign the beloved player.

This will become a declaration-style signing for the Danish coach, who can use the Champions League qualification as a bargaining chip in negotiations. Mbemo has just experienced the best season of his career and is almost a foregone conclusion to leave the team. Tottenham has missed two midfield targets due to the vacant coach position and is now eager to finalize the new coach to avoid more signing losses. It is reported that Frank has a good relationship with Tottenham technical director and compatriot John Lange, who is expected to remain in office.

Topspurs have encountered setbacks in the transfer market: Their pursuit of England international Angel Gomez chose to join Marseille freely after leaving Lille. At the same time, Real Betis' American star Cardoso has agreed to join Atletico Madrid. Although Tottenham has the right to buy, the players are unwilling to wait for the North London club to hesitate.