Spurs manager Thomas Frank is ready for an overhaul after receiving €175 for a triple deal that appears to be possible at this time, according to reports…

Spurs manager Thomas Frank is ready for an overhaul after receiving €175 for a triple deal that appears to be possible at this time, according to reports…

 

🚨BREAKING: New Spurs Manager Thomas Frank Plots Major Overhaul After Receiving €175M From Triple Deal – Rebuild Underway, Reports Claim!

 

 

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Tottenham Hotspur are on the verge of a seismic squad reshaping, and leading the charge is none other than their newly appointed manager, Thomas Frank. After years of overhauls that never quite hit the mark, Spurs finally appear to be backing a head coach with full control — and a war chest to match.

 

According to emerging reports from top-tier English and European outlets, Spurs have just completed or are finalizing a €175 million triple sale, which would immediately free up funds for a radical tactical and personnel rebuild. Thomas Frank, known for his meticulous structure at Brentford, now has both the authority and financial ammunition to tear down and rebuild Tottenham’s core.

 

 

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🧾 The €175M Triple Deal – Who’s Been Sold?

 

Though not yet officially confirmed by the club, reliable insider leaks suggest three major departures have either been completed or are being finalized behind closed doors:

 

 

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🔴 1. Richarlison – €60M to Saudi Arabia (Al-Nassr or Al-Ahli)

 

The Brazilian striker, who never truly settled under Postecoglou, is now reportedly finalizing a move to Saudi Arabia for a fee of €60 million. After scoring just sporadically across two seasons, the club has opted to cash in now, particularly amid interest from the Saudi Pro League, which remains desperate for big-name European forwards.

 

> “It was a business decision. Richarlison’s wages and inconsistency made him expendable,” a source told The Athletic.

 

 

 

 

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🔴 2. Pierre-Emile Højbjerg – €35M to Atlético Madrid

 

A long-time midfield general for Spurs, Højbjerg is reportedly set to join Diego Simeone’s Atlético Madrid for €35 million. The Dane had fallen out of favor under Postecoglou and was never likely to be a mainstay in Frank’s pressing and dynamic midfield setup. Sources indicate personal terms have already been agreed.

 

 

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🔴 3. Cristian Romero – €80M to Real Madrid (Deal Close)

 

The biggest shock of all. Spanish reports are confident that Cristian Romero is close to joining Real Madrid, with an €80 million fee in advanced discussion. Real sees Romero as a long-term successor to the aging Nacho and the oft-injured Militão. Spurs were reluctant, but the offer was too good to refuse, especially as Frank wants to reshape the entire back line with system-fit defenders.

 

> 🗣️ “Romero’s aggressive style can be elite — but Frank prefers controlled build-up and positional discipline. This wasn’t a tactical match,” said a Premier League analyst.

 

 

 

 

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💣 Frank’s Strategy: Discipline, Flexibility, and Youth

 

Thomas Frank’s approach at Brentford was defined by three pillars:

 

1. Tactical Flexibility (shifting between back-3 and back-4)

 

 

2. Set-piece intelligence

 

 

3. Team-first discipline and pressing

 

 

 

Now, with €175M at his disposal, he wants to build a leaner, more dynamic and disciplined team, possibly resembling the Brentford side that overachieved year after year — but now with elite quality and bigger ambitions.

 

 

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🧩 Targets Identified for Spurs Rebuild

 

With funds incoming, Spurs are already circling key targets:

 

 

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✅ 1. Morten Hjulmand (Sporting CP) – €45M

 

A Danish midfielder and direct Højbjerg replacement. Frank knows him well from the national team setup. Hjulmand offers more ball progression and mobility – essential for Frank’s 3-4-2-1 system.

 

 

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✅ 2. Jacob Greaves (Hull City) – €20–25M

 

The Championship standout is seen as a “Frank-style” centre-back — calm in possession, aerially dominant, and tactically flexible. Could slot into a back-three or back-four setup with ease.

 

 

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✅ 3. Serhou Guirassy (VfB Stuttgart) – €17.5M release clause

 

With Richarlison gone, Spurs need goals. Guirassy, who netted 28 Bundesliga goals last season, offers physical presence and clinical finishing. Frank likes intelligent forwards — Guirassy fits.

 

 

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✅ 4. Joshua Zirkzee (Bologna) – €40M

 

Zirkzee’s technical style and positional versatility make him a perfect project under Frank. Milan were favourites, but Spurs are ready to hijack the deal with better personal terms.

 

 

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💼 Outgoings Not Over – More Departures Expected

 

While the €175M triple deal kickstarts the rebuild, more exits are expected:

 

Giovani Lo Celso – Negotiations ongoing with Real Betis

 

Ryan Sessegnon – Injury-plagued and unlikely to feature in Frank’s plans

 

Djed Spence / Joe Rodon – Returning loanees likely to be sold permanently

 

 

 

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📊 Fan Reaction: Shock, Hope, and Questions

 

Spurs fans are split. While some mourn the loss of Romero and Richarlison’s potential, many are relieved to see serious restructuring under a pragmatic manager:

 

> 🗣️ “Thomas Frank is doing what Postecoglou never could — cutting the deadwood and building a true system team.”

 

 

 

> 🗣️ “Romero gone hurts, but 80M is crazy money. Reinforce the whole backline and midfield now.”

 

 

 

> 🗣️ “If Hjulmand and Zirkzee come in, I’ll believe we’re serious. No more vibes football.”

 

 

 

 

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🧠 Final Word: Spurs Enter a New Era Under Thomas Frank

 

Whether or not Spurs fans were initially excited about Thomas Frank, one thing is becoming clear: he has full control and a clear blueprint. This €175M windfall is not just for spending—it’s to build a Spurs team with purpose.

 

Gone are the scattered signings and contradictory systems. If all goes to plan, Spurs 2025/26 could look like the most organized, h

ard-working, and intelligent version we’ve seen since the Pochettino era.

 

And it all starts with this triple exit. The rebuild has begun.