Bryan Mbeumo is a man in demand with the Brentford forward being courted by Manchester United amid fresh reports of a Tottenham hijack

Manchester United want to make Bryan Mbeumo their second summer signing but the Red Devils have alternative targets with Tottenham now in the race for the forward

Brentford are applying pressure on Manchester United to meet their £60million asking price for Bryan Mbeumo by reportedly entering transfer talks with Tottenham Hotspur. New Spurs head coach Thomas Frank will try to convince Mbeumo to remain in London after striking a fruitful relationship with the 25-year-old over six years at Brentford.

Tottenham could complete a double transfer coup with the permanent signing of Mathys Tel now due and the addition of Brentford striker Bryan Mbeumo.

Here, Sports Mole takes a deeper dive into Spurs' 2025 summer transfer window, including their top targets, budget, most likely signings and priority positions.

Manchester United have competition from Tottenham for Bryan Mbeumo but the Red Devils have other targets in mind just in case.

Tottenham have held initial discussions to sign Manchester United target Bryan Mbeumo following the appointment of Thomas Frank, according to reports. Mbeumo had attracted interest from several Premier League clubs but appeared to have his heart set on a move to United this summer.

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Brentford are turning the screws on Manchester United to cough up their £60million valuation for Bryan Mbeumo by allegedly entering transfer chats with Tottenham Hotspur. Spurs gaffer Thomas Frank is set to persuade Mbeumo to stick around in London,

Jamie O’Hara has urged Tottenham to sign Arsenal and Chelsea transfer target Leroy Sane to replace Son Heung-min in the summer window. The Bayern Munich winger becomes a free agent at the end of the month with Spurs,