Spurs update: Potential departure of Yves Bissouma detailed, monetary terms disclosed

Tottenham Hotspur Facing Significant Changes Under New Manager Thomas Frank

Thomas Frank has been appointed as the new manager of Tottenham Hotspur, a role that comes with the daunting task of reviving a team that finished a disappointing 17th in the Premier League this season - the club's worst finish this century.

The poor performance has prompted significant changes in the squad, with several outgoings expected. Among the players who may leave is Yves Bissouma, a midfielder who has shown consistent performance over the past season.

Bissouma, who has one year left on his current contract with Tottenham Hotspur, started 16 Premier League games and made 12 appearances from the bench last season, scoring two goals. His reported asking price is between €20-30 million, making him an attractive prospect for potential suitors.

Juventus are reportedly interested in signing Bissouma, and their interest in other players makes the deal a potential alternative. Bissouma's desire for more guaranteed minutes may tempt him to leave England after seven years, especially considering Transfermarkt currently values him at €25 million.

However, Bissouma's future with Tottenham Hotspur is not certain, as disciplinary issues in the summer of 2025 saw him offered for sale. Despite interest from Fenerbahçe, the move failed, and clubs from MLS and Saudi Arabia showed interest in him.

The uncertainty surrounding the futures of captains Heung-min Son and Cristian Romero also adds to the speculation surrounding player transfers. Son, a prolific goalscorer, and Romero, a solid defender, have been vital to the team's success in recent seasons.

Despite the uncertainties, interest in several players for potential transfers to Tottenham Hotspur has already been logged. As Frank moulds the squad according to his vision, fans can expect an exciting transfer window ahead.

Spurs update: Potential departure of Yves Bissouma detailed, monetary terms disclosed