Tottenham Hotspur risked a huge bet to catch new coach Thomas Frank's 'No. 1 Pick' This is to catch Brian Mbomo, a striker from Brentford's Cameroon national team. It cost a whopping £10 million more than the transfer fee offered by rival Manchester United.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe's INEOS owns a minority stake in Manchester United, and terminated its agreement with Spurs last December.

Tottenham Hotspur have reportedly taken legal action against Manchester United owners INEOS. According to the Telegraph, the Lilywhites have filed a lawsuit against INEOS Automotive Limited over the early termination of their sponsorship deal.

With a fresh start comes a fresh kit for Manchester United, who have been quick to reveal their new home strip for the 2025-26 season.

Manchester United will need to raise the bar to win the Bryan Mbeumo race after Tottenham took their plans to hijack the deal to the next level by submitting a colossal bid as part of a potential double raid on Brentford – and with the Cameroon forward making clear his stance for four major reasons.

Tottenham Hotspur are looking to kickstart a new era at N17 under Thomas Frank. The Lilywhites are aiming to build on the Europa League success and close the gap on their rivals next season after a dismal domestic campaign.

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Kyle Walker has enjoyed huge success at Manchester City since quitting Tottenham but admits he'd sacrifice a Premier League title to have landed the Europa League in north London