Yoane Wissa is also firmly on Spurs’ radar. The DR Congo international enjoyed a breakout year, netting 19 league goals and becoming a reliable focal point during Ivan Toney’s absence. With his contract set to expire next summer, Brentford are protected by a one-year extension option, meaning they are under no pressure to sell for a cut-rate fee.

Sources have told BBC Sport that Spurs are yet to submit a bid for Mbeumo and there has been further interest in him from other Champions League clubs on the continent. It is unde

Manchester United can breathe a sigh of relief, at least temporarily.

Earlier this week, Thomas Frank left his role as Brentford head coach to replace Ange Postecoglou at Arsenal.