Tottenham have one advantage as Bayern Munich enter race for England international
Tottenham Hotspur may have one thing working in their favour in their pursuit of an England international, who is wanted by some of the biggest clubs in Europe.
With the January transfer window drawing ever closer, clubs are now finalising their final list of targets, and some may have even begun groundwork on deals.
It has been reported that Spurs are exploring options to strengthen their midfield, which has been a problem area for Frank, who is still searching for his ideal midfield combination.
It has been suggested that Tottenham are plotting a move for Kobbie Mainoo, who finds himself struggling for game time at Man United, but the Lilywhites are expected to face plenty of competition for the 20-year-old.
Bayern Munich enter race for Tottenham target Kobbie Mainoo
It has now been reported by TEAMtalk that Mainoo’s frustration at Old Trafford has now ‘reached boiling point’ after amassing just 171 Premier League minutes this season.
The midfielder is now seriously contemplating a departure and keeping his options open. One United insider reportedly told the outlet: “Kobbie needs out to salvage his World Cup dreams.”
The report reveals that Bayern Munich have now entered the race to sign Mainoo ahead of January and have even held direct discussions with the player’s representatives.
The Bundesliga giants feel ‘confident’ that the England international would be receptive to a move to the Allianz Arena.
Spurs have one advantage over Bayern in Mainoo race
TEAMtalk also confirm what we have heard from other sources over recent weeks by stating that Napoli remain ‘very interested’ in the Man United man.
The publication states that while Mainoo is open to a move abroad, his preference is to relaunch his career at another Premier League club.
However, Tottenham are not the only English side after the youngster, with Newcastle United and Man City also keeping an eye on his situation.
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