Tottenham have significant money to spend on late transfers following big development

A new report has shed light on the role that Thomas Frank has in Tottenham’s transfer decisions and why the North Londoners are not short of money to spend in the final weeks of the transfer window.

Tottenham have only signed two Premier League-proven, senior players so far this summer: Joao Palhinha and Mohammed Kudus, and both proved their worth in the UEFA Super Cup clash against Paris Saint-Germain.

However, Spurs fans have been crying out for more top-class signings, particularly after the injury to James Maddison.

The supporters have received some positive news over the last few days, with several sources now claiming that Tottenham are simultaneously working on deals for Eberechie Eze and Savinho.

Tottenham have plenty of money to spend before the transfer deadline

BBC Sport have now said that there is no shortage of funds at Tottenham Hotspur as they look to make a splash in the final couple of weeks of the transfer window.

This is because ENIC are thought to have injected cash into the club, although Spurs have not officially confirmed such an investment.

The report claims that Frank is having a ‘significant say’ in Tottenham’s transfer business, with the Dane being the driving force behind the club’s signing of Kudus and their current pursuit of Savinho.

Frank has received transfer blows this summer

However, BBC Sport say that this transfer window has been challenging for Tottenham as they have not always been able to get their top targets through the door.

One of the club’s biggest blows is now public knowledge, with Morgan Gibbs-White deciding to snub Spurs and remain at Nottingham Forest.

The outlet claims that Tottenham and Frank would also like to sign Marc Guehi, but the centre-back has made it clear that his preference is to join Liverpool.

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