Tottenham battling Man Utd for “fantastic” £30m midfielder, Frank personally keen

Tottenham Hotspur is now fighting Manchester United to sign a “wonderful” midfielder, with Thomas Frank as careful.

Tottenham is looking to sign a new midfielder

It has become clear that Tottenham is keen to bring a new central midfielder during the transfer window in January, after setting a set of goals, with the SUCTIC Bilbao signed by Oihan Sanss, which is believed to be a priority.

The need for the signing of the new central midfielder can be exacerbated by the potential departure of Yves Pissoma, as it was recently revealed that the international money was introduced to West Ham United twice during the January transfer window.

However, it remains to see whether Bissouma will leave Tottenham, with Frank clarifying that he still has an opportunity to return to his plans, saying: “To be fair, he just started running abroad, so it is not part of the group, but all I saw when I said welcome and every day with the players, looks good.

“There are no difficult feelings at all. Not before, not now, not at all. Train well and have a chance for everyone.”

Regardless, Tottenham has now begun to set the goals of the central midfield before the transfer window in January, where the Teamtalk team revealed that Yehor Yehor Yarmoliuk from Brentord is now important, with Frank personally keen on reuniting.

However, there may be a competition for Yarmoliuk’s signature, with Manchester United’s careful for a deal, which may reach 30 million pounds, although bees insist that selling during the January transport window outside the table.

Frank also took time to praise his former player in the past, saying: “[Yarmolyuk] He has a great mindset and training well every day. “

Yarmolyuk can be a solid alternative

As Bissouma’s future continues in the air, it is not surprising that Tottenham determines the central midfield players as possible goals, and the BrentFord star can be a similar alternative, given his defensive capabilities.

Places of 21 years in centenary 86 for treatments per 90 during the past year, and the 94 percentage of the blocks, compared to other midfield players.

The Ukrainian has also created itself as the first regular team in Brentord, where he has presented 63 games during the past three seasons, indicating that he could be able to expand the scope of gradient.

Yarmoliuk clearly has a lot of capabilities, and given that he is still only 21 years old, 30 million pounds seems to be a fairly reasonable fee for his services.