Thomas Frank sends Tottenham Hotspur a warning ahead of the...

Two of Brentford’s best players are apparently being targeted by Tottenham Hotspur this summer, and Thomas

Frank has now made it apparent what the North London team must do to acquire the two players.

Tottenham has been credited in several stories over the past few months with showing a strong interest in Bryan

Mbeumo, as regular Spurs Web readers are aware.

Despite having another outstanding season with 18 goals, the nimble forward is not the only Brentford striker who

might be moved this summer.

It was also claimed that Spurs had already discussed a deal with Brentford for his strike partner, Yono Wissa, who is

also anticipated to draw offers this summer.

Given that the Bees have historically been a selling club, Frank has now acknowledged that both Tottenham Hotspur

targets may depart the West London team this summer.

However, the Danish coach made it clear that it will take a sizable bid to prise either player away, given how they

have developed over the last couple of years.

When asked about the talk surrounding Wisse and Mbeumo, Frank told Sky Sports: “I would like them to stay. All of

the top players should remain with the team, in my opinion. They are so good that they must be at a really good club,

even though we all know that we are a selling club. However, the cost of what they receive will be high.

“They are both of high quality. They have both grown significantly. Bryyan has been here six years. He has absolutely

done everything he can and added layers to his game every single season, and he is performing at a top level. They

are each giving their best effort.

Bryan Mbeumo is the striker who has been most frequently linked to a Tottenham move out of the two, and it would

seem that the Spurs are more likely to make a move for him this summer.

Football Insider stated in February that a bid beyond £50 million would be required to entice Mbeumo to leave

Brentford.

Although it’s unclear if the Bees’ asking price has increased since then, RMC Sport reports that Tottenham would

likely face competition for the forward as Man United and Arsenal are also interested in Mbeumo.

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