Levy spends £250m on stars including Denmark Intl- AI predicts Tottenham signings under Frank
It’s safe to say that Tottenham Hotspur have experienced a rollercoaster finish to their 2024/25 campaign. Despite lifting their first major trophy in 17 years by clinching the UEFA Europa League, the joy was swiftly followed by significant upheaval at the club. Chairman Daniel Levy made the bold decision to part ways with head coach Ange Postecoglou after a dismal domestic campaign, which saw Spurs slump to a disappointing 17th place in the Premier League — just one spot clear of the relegation zone.
The shocking dismissal prompted a swift managerial search, and it didn’t take long for Spurs to name a successor. Danish tactician Thomas Frank, formerly of Brentford, was chosen as the man to steer the north London club into a new era. With European silverware in hand and a return to the UEFA Champions League on the horizon, Tottenham are expected to be active and aggressive in the summer transfer window to reinforce Frank’s squad.
According to Grok, an artificial intelligence tool featured on X (formerly Twitter), Tottenham could be preparing for a blockbuster summer, with a quartet of high-profile signings potentially arriving at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in deals worth up to £250 million combined. The club’s recent Europa League success is expected to boost both revenue and appeal, making them a more attractive proposition for elite-level talent — and giving Levy the financial muscle to back Frank from the outset.
Kevin Danso Deal Made Permanent
One deal has already been finalized: Austrian defender Kevin Danso, who joined the club on loan from RC Lens earlier in the year, has now made his move permanent in a deal reportedly worth just over £20 million. Danso impressed in his limited appearances, and Tottenham acted quickly to secure his services full-time. But he may not be the only defensive reinforcement on the way.
Marc Guehi – Crystal Palace (£80m)
Tottenham have long admired Crystal Palace’s commanding centre-back and captain Marc Guehi, and this summer could be the window where they finally land their man. Grok predicts that Spurs will revive their interest in the England international, following an unsuccessful £70 million bid in January that was swiftly rejected by Palace.
Newcastle United are also still believed to be monitoring Guehi, but reports indicate that the defender is eager to discuss a potential switch to Spurs, especially following their triumph in Europe. Grok estimates that an £80 million offer would likely be enough to secure the transfer.
Guehi’s potential arrival would offer a major boost to Spurs’ backline, providing stability and leadership. It would also give Frank the option to rotate Cristian Romero and Micky van de Ven more effectively or deploy a back three — a system Frank used to great success at Brentford.
Morten Hjulmand – Sporting CP (£50m)
Reinforcements in midfield could also be on the agenda, with Sporting CP’s Morten Hjulmand emerging as a strong candidate. The 24-year-old Dane has attracted interest from a number of Premier League clubs — including Arsenal and Manchester United — but Tottenham’s connection with their new Danish head coach could give them the edge.
Hjulmand’s current deal includes an €80 million (£69 million) release clause, but Grok suggests that Sporting may be willing to negotiate for a fee closer to £50 million. The AI model believes that the dynamic midfielder would be an ideal complement to existing players like Yves Bissouma and Rodrigo Bentancur, potentially forming a solid central trio that balances defensive grit with technical quality.
Eberechi Eze – Crystal Palace (£70m)
In addition to Guehi, Spurs are also showing serious interest in Crystal Palace’s creative midfielder Eberechi Eze, fresh off his heroic match-winning goal in the FA Cup final against Manchester City. The 25-year-old’s stock has skyrocketed in recent months, and Thomas Frank is reportedly a big admirer of the playmaker’s skillset.
During early talks with the club, Frank is said to have highlighted Eze as a priority target for the summer. Grok estimates the deal could be worth around £70 million and describes Eze as a game-changing talent who would bring flair, vision, and goals to the squad.
His presence could reduce the creative burden currently carried by James Maddison while offering a potent link to striker Dominic Solanke, who is also expected to play a central role in the club’s future attacking plans.
Antoine Semenyo – Bournemouth (£50m)
The final name on Grok’s shortlist is Bournemouth’s versatile forward Antoine Semenyo, who has been linked with Spurs since the window opened. The 25-year-old Ghana international has reportedly been the subject of direct talks between Tottenham officials and his representatives.
Grok believes that Tottenham could secure Semenyo’s services for a fee of up to £50 million. His ability to operate across all three attacking positions makes him a valuable asset, offering depth and competition for the likes of Heung-min Son and Wilson Odobert.
Semenyo’s pace, work rate, and tactical flexibility could be key assets under Frank, especially as Spurs look to balance domestic and European commitments next season.
Tottenham’s Rebuild Begins
With Champions League football returning to north London and Thomas Frank at the helm, Tottenham Hotspur appear set for a bold summer rebuild. If Grok’s predictions come to fruition, the club could spend up to a quarter of a billion pounds to reshape their squad — a signal of intent that they’re ready to challenge for major honours again.
Daniel Levy has a big summer ahead, and Spurs fans will be watching closely to see if the club can finally match ambition with action.